The International Olympic Committee signed a four-Games agreement for the broadcast rights in Korea with South Korean commercial broadcaster SBS.
The second phase of the public ticket sales programme for next year’s Rugby World Cup has been unveiled, with tickets available direct to the public via the Internet for the first time.
Chief executive of the current UEFA Champions League winners Liverpool say there has been no change in the club’s position amid reports it is on the verge of a takeover.
Failure in the Six Nations rugby has cost the England Rugby Football Union £1m in lost revenue, its chief executive has claimed.
NFL Commisisoner Paul Tagliabue declared himself pleased and relieved after NFL owners and players agreed to a six-year extension of their collective bargaining agreement.
NASN has secured exclusive pan-European rights to televise the inaugural World Baseball Classic.
Nigel Roddis, former managing director of the UK Tote’s pool business, has been appointed international director of At the Races, the UK and Ireland’s dedicated horseracing channel.
IMG has teamed up with the world’s largest gaming company, Harrah’s Entertainment Inc., to promote the World Series of Poker.
The UK Government has turned down plans for the London Olympics 2012 aquatic centre for going two times over budget.
Athletics Australia has unveiled some key dates in the run-up to the Melbourne Commonwealth Games 2006, as well as a new TV deal and the continued support of main sponsor Telstra.
