Media
Football clubs start to feel the heat
As many as 20 of the UK's Nationwide League soccer clubs face extinction
MLB.com streams spring training
Major League Baseball's interactive arm MLB Advanced Media is set to stream over 350 spring training games live on MLB.com.
Investigation triggers Wembley share slump
Shares in UK entertainment group, Wembley Plc, slumped by 13 percent this morning following reports of a US investigation into alleged "improper and illegal" payments by the company.
ITV Digital rethinks Nationwide League deal
The £315million ($446.5m/EUR515.6m) deal between UK broadcaster ITV Digital and the Nationwide League could be renegotiated in a bid to ease costs at the loss-making pay-TV operation.
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Shares in Wembley Plc, the leisure group which once owned Wembley Stadium, plummeted almost 13 percent following news that the district attorney of Rhode Island, US, is investigating allegations that the company tried to make 'improper and illegal' payments of millions of dollars to a lawyer.
FIFA fight gets dirty
The vice-president of the African Football Confederation (CAF) has claimed he was offered $100,000 (EUR116,000) to vote for Sepp Blatter in the 1998 FIFA election campaign, according to media reports.
World Cup TV coverage ‘is safe’
All of the 64 games of this summer's World Cup in Japan and South Korea will be broadcast, even if German media giant Kirch fails to resolve its current debt problems, FIFA president Sepp Blatter has said.
Ford drives CL marketing
Car manufacturer Ford has launched a new website for soccer fans - focused on the UEFA Champions League.
BSkyB may not release figures for F1
UK satellite broadcaster BSkyB will not release ratings or subscription details for its pay-per-view coverage of the Melbourne Grand Prix until at least five weeks after the event on March 3.
Formula One figures plummet
The latest television viewing figures for Formula One show an alarming drop - increasing pressure on cash-strapped German media giant Kirch.
Making the right F1 moves?
Rebel car manufacturers have given their clearest indication yet that they will buy into Formula One and snap up some of the shares currently held by troubled German media firm Kirch.
Barbarians seek new sponsors
The Barbarians rugby union club has appointed Sponsorship Bureau International (SBI) as its new commercial adviser for an undisclosed sum.
Clubs converge on Madrid conference
Representatives from Europe's top soccer clubs are set to converge on Madrid for SMi’s 7th annual European Football Finance conference.
Now who will win gold?
The Games are over, but which athletes are set to win gold in the commercial marketplace?
Time Warner Cable says YES
The Yankees Entertainment and Sports (YES) network has secured its first major cable carriage agreement in the New York area after signing a distribution deal with Time Warner Cable.
Olympics worth $75m to NBC
US broadcaster NBC has stated that it has brought in around $75million (EUR85.66m) in advertising revenue profit from its coverage of the Winter Olympic Games in Salt Lake City.
Kirch expects Murdoch bid
Leo Kirch, head of the ailing Kirch Group, believes that Rupert Murdoch is set to bid for Premiere World, the Pay-TV arm of his debt-laden media empire.
WWFE hit by third quarter loss
World Wrestling Federation Entertainment has revealed a sustained drop in revenue and profits in its third quarter financial results for the period ending January 25.