FAYE CARRUTHERS, chair of broadcast judges, reports on the British Sports Journalism Awards It was a year of new awards, new winners and a year where …
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This week marks the 50th anniversary of the start of the 1966 World Cup in England. PHILIP BARKER's account of the broadcasting of the tournament show…
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The event on Monday, March 7, is expected to be wide-ranging and intends to discuss the issues confronting those from minority groups working in sport…
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Among those given their break in the business by Doherty were Oscar-nominated Paul Greengrass, Clive Tyldesley, Martin Tyler, Alistair Mann and Rob Pa…
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PETER BILLS was glued to his TV set over the first weekend of the Rugby World Cup. He just wishes there were fewer "experts" crammed into the ITV comm…
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Who was better, Jimmy Greaves or Lionel Messi? NORMAN GILLER is biased, but he reckons Messi's as close as he's seen to his old friend's style of play…
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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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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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