The Sun is looking for a new John Motson or David Coleman, with a digital commentary competition in which the prize could be a job commentating on the…
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Category: Sports broadcasting
Panel discussion on who won the Match of the Day
Which of the BBC and ITV gave World Cup viewers the better service? Who were the best presenters? Which fielded the most articulate pundits before, du…
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BBC’s Ingham to retire his ‘soothing vocal balm’
ANTON RIPPON profiles Mike Ingham, the BBC's chief football correspondent, who is taking retirement after covering Sunday's World Cup final…
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Snoozing fan tries to hit MLB.com out of the ballpark
Americans overly litigious? ANTON RIPPON reports on how a baseball fan's nap went viral and prompted a $10m legal case…
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Sofa, so good? Pundits suffer a Savage-ing
Adrian Chiles, Phil Neville, Robbie Savage... ANTON RIPPON ponders television's World Cup coverage so far…
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Is time up for McGrath as Hotspur at Telegraph?
This news comes barely a year since McGrath had the disappointment of the BBC abandoning its coverage of his sport - he had been the Corporation's lea…
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David Bond standing down as BBC sports editor
At a time of great upheaval across the BBC, inevitably Bond's departure will raise speculation about the future of the Corporation-wide role of Sports…
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Julian Wilson’s death marks the end of an era
NORMAN GILLER on the ending of a 100-year dynasty of sports journalists…
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Balding, Bumble and Collymore in mix for prizes
PHILIP BARKER summarises the leading contenders in the third and final short-list for the SJA's British Sports Journalism Awards, to be presented on M…
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Lovely crowd shots. Can we cut back to the action?
RANDALL NORTHAM fails to understand television directors' obsession with showing scenes of spectators at sports events, when all viewers want to see i…
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