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FC Barcelona teams with Havas Sports
Spanish soccer giant FC Barcelona has signed a six-year partnership agreement with Havas Advertising Sports to develop a marketing programme targeted at top Spanish and international companies.
Corbis snaps up Sekani
Photography firm Corbis has acquired moving image company Sekani - agent for archive footage of some of sport's biggest names.
Wembley Stadium vs City of Manchester Stadium
In a series of articles in the run-up to the Commonwealth Games, leading lawyers at Addleshaw Booth & Co, the official lawyers to the Games, will be asking what the coming year has in store for sport in general and compare the current state of the Commonwealth Games with comparable examples in the wider sporting field.
Super Bowl balls marked for authenticity
More than 100 footballs to be used in the upcoming Super Bowl XXXVI will be stamped with a synthetic marker in an effort to combat potential counterfeiting.
Soccer Australia names acting CEO
Greg Bates has been appointed acting chief executive officer for troubled Soccer Australia.
Blatter faces challenger
African Football Confederation chief Issa Hayatou is likely to challenge FIFA president Sepp Blatter in this summer's election for the leadership of FIFA.
Government orders ground-breaking sports review
The UK Prime Minister Tony Blair has ordered the most wide-ranging review of British sport since the White Paper of 1975.
Euro 2008 bid edges closer
An official joint bid from Scotland and Ireland to host the Euro 2008 soccer tournament looks likely after officials said they had made "considerable progress" in their plans.
Barber Dodge in Dynojet deal
Barber Dodge Pro Series has linked up with technical performance testing company Dynojet Research in a five-year marketing deal.
Super Bowl yet to fill ad slots
It may be one of the world's biggest sporting events, but two advertising slots are yet to be filled for this Sunday's Super Bowl.
Countdown to the Games
As part of our special look ahead to the Winter Olympic Games, which get under way next week, we focus on businessman Mitt Romney – the man at the centre of the organisation of the Salt Lake event.
Blatter: Copa America needs rethink
FIFA president Sepp Blatter has called for the Copa America to be held every four years.
Jowell decides in bookies’ favour
Tessa Jowell, the UK's Minister for Culture, Media and Sport, has recommended a nine percent gross profit 'levy' for one year - a clear sign that she has sided with the bookmakers over the issue of what will replace the levy when it expires in March.
PubliGroupe expands operations
Communications company PubliGroupe has founded a new company Gladvert in Frankfurt which will sell sports-related media packages to international advertisers.
Nevada delays ruling on boxer tattoo ads
The Nevada State Athletic Commission has delayed a ruling on whether boxer's backs can be used to display temporary tattoos advertising sponsors.
Is Tyson California dreaming?
Former heavyweight boxing champion, Mike Tyson, is to apply for a licence to box in California after the Los Angeles Staples Center expressed an interest in hosting the long-awaited Tyson vs Lennox Lewis fight.
More broadcasters embrace World Cup
The sale of TV rights to this summer's World Cup is nearly complete after two more broadcasters bought the rights to the competition from German media giant Kirch.
‘Best-ever’ ratings for TalkSport
UK-based TalkSport radio saw weekly audience numbers rise by 11.7 percent year-on-year to 2.4 million.
New deal builds F1 team brand
Toy brand Lego has signed a major licensing agreement with Formula One team WilliamsF1.
Belo sells to Cuban
US media company Belo has sold its interest in NBA team the Dallas Mavericks and American Airlines Center to entities controlled by controversial Mavericks owner Mark Cuban for $27million (EUR31.3m).