South-East Asia
dupe
World Wrestling Federation Entertainment Inc (WWFE) today announced a series of agreements that will deliver more than 2,200 hours of its programming across three continents.
England tour to India to go ahead
England's cricket tour to India will go ahead after top-level discussions concluded there were "no visible signs of trouble in India".
ESS signs up Premier League broadcast sponsors
Asian pay-TV platform ESPN STAR Sports (ESS) has signed up Toshiba and Carlsberg Asia as broadcast sponsors for coverage of English Premier League soccer.
Samsung renews in-flight sports sponsorship
Samsung, the Korean technology company, has renewed it sponsorship of the screenings of TWI's in-flight screenings of Trans World Sport for the next three years for an undisclosed sum.
Fans question Kangaroos’ manhood
The manhood of Australia's world champion rugby league players has been questioned by fans after the Kangaroos pulled out of a tour of Britain because of security fears over the military strikes against Afghanistan.
WWFE signs programming deals
World Wrestling Federation Entertainment has signed a series of agreements delivering more than 2,200 hours of WWFE programming across three continents.
UBC strikes three-year soccer deal with ESPN star
Thailand’s United Broadcasting Corporation Plc (UBC) has struck a three-year deal with ESPN Star, for coverage of the UK soccer Premier League.
Malaysia to play host to first world Base Jumping event
The world's tallest buildings will play host to at least 40 daredevil skydivers from the United States, Europe and the Middle East in the first international base jumping tournament, Malaysian organisers said on Monday
Press war over Manchester United
Singapore Press Holdings (SPH) allegedly stopped its only competitor from full coverage of a Manchester United soccer event it had sponsored.
Blatter plays down ISL demise
FIFA President Sepp Blatter has stated that the fallout from the collapse of ISL, FIFA's marketing partner for more than 20 years, was not as bad as was perceived. Speaking at a news conference during a visit to Vietnam on Sunday, Blatter stated that there were no dangers to the staging of the 2002 World Cup finals in Japan and South Korea.
Gas company to sponsor Singapore soccer club
Singapore’s S-League football club Woodlands Wellington, without a sponsor at the beginning of this season, has secured its second sponsor in two months.
ESPN Star Sports renews carriage deal with SCV
Asian sports broadcasting network ESPN Star Sports has renewed a deal for carriage of its channels on pay-TV operator Singapore Cable Vision (SCV) for a further five years.
Thais scramble for fake Manchester Utd shirts
The usually plentiful stocks of counterfeit shirts of English soccer club Manchester United are running low in Thailand, where thousands of fans are eagerly awaiting the English champions' arrival on Friday.
South East Asia Games get $4M boost
The organisers of the 21st South East Asia Games received a $4 million boost on Thursday when four major sponsors signed on.
Silverstone aims to be world class venue by 2003
Organisers of Silverstone’s Formula One British Grand Prix today promised to sweep away the muddy car parks and produce a world-class circuit by 2003.
Singapore’s sponsor struggle
Singapore is struggling to keep prestigious sporting events because sponsors say the island cannot give them a good return on their investment.
MHF appoints total sports Asia
The Malaysian Hockey Federation (MHF) has appointed Total Sports Asia as the exclusive marketing agent for the upcoming World Cup of Hockey 2002 in Malaysia.
Malaysia rules out night-time Grand Prix
Malaysia has ruled out the idea of a night Grand Prix at its Sepang circuit, deeming it too dangerous.