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BOSM Chapter 5 - Human Resource Management
BOSM Chapter 5 - Human Resource Management. Return to BOSM Blog Homepage. Last updated 04 October 2005. Bundesliga clubs to demand cash. Rugby teams seek payments. For British Lions players. London Olympic Games organisers to recruit. Someone for biggest job in sport. Chairman of Wigan Athletic calls for football player salary cap. FIFA over international players. Britain begins 2012 Olympic management recruitment. For controls on foreign player imports. How to recruit and select. Roma could be forced.
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BOSM Chapter 6 - Marketing
BOSM Chapter 6 - Marketing. Return to BOSM Blog Homepage. Last updated 15 October 2005. Red Bull re-brands Minardi. 1. Thierry Henry from TV adverts. FIFA to restrict use of its image. Madrid's tennis ball girls to make a return. NFL attempts to attract more. Brazil bans brothel adverts. As F1 comes to town. The Premier League ticket price debate continues. Refunds to fans saves. US GP for 2006. Price of English football match tickets scares. Cricket and advertising explained. As ticket prices scare fans.
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BOSM Chapter 7 - Sports Finance
BOSM Chapter 7 - Sports Finance. Return to BOSM Blog Homepage. See under Reference Material below for links to financial data. Last updated 04 October 2005. US billionaire to invest millions. In West Indian cricket. Honda buys 100% stake in BAR F1 team. 1. Is Real Madrid the biggest money makers in football? Allsports goes into administration. Japanese golf course chain, Lone Star Funds, to float. On the stock market. Chairman of Wigan Athletic calls for football player salary cap. Of US stock car racing.
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BOSM Chapter 8 - Managing Small and Not-for-Profit Sports Organisations
BOSM Chapter 8 - Managing Small and Not-for-Profit Sports Organisations. Return to BOSM Blog Homepage. Last updated 09 September 2005. Air-conditioned protection manufactured by Douglas Protective Equipment. Japanese company sets about providing support. The UK Quality Scheme for Sport and Leisure. UK sports clubs and the Inland Revenue. The Book's Companion Website. Read the IJSMS review of the book. Buy the book online [UK] from: (click icon). Buy the book online [Canada]. Buy the book online [China].
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BOSM Chapter 9 - Strategy & Environmental Analysis
BOSM Chapter 9 - Strategy and Environmental Analysis. Return to BOSM Blog Homepage. Last updated 15 October 2005. Manchester United pulls out. Of Super Casino deal. Electronic intelligence now available. Honda buys 100% stake in BAR F1 team. 1. Adidas takeover of Reebok moves closer. Toyota to build a second. Alliance with South African football club? Red Bull and Minardi discuss. General Motors and NFL continue. South African football team. Twenty 20 cricket set for international. Adidas agrees to buy.
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BOSM Chapter 11 - IT and MIS
BOSM Chapter 11 - IT and MIS. Return to BOSM Blog Homepage. Last updated 15 October 2005. FIFA to restrict use of its image. Electronic intelligence now available. Robotic racing cars make their debuts. Mobile phone gambling predicted to yield massive. GM Corvette racing team to Le Mans success. Athletics world championships to be broadcast live. That football matches have to be shown on the web. Gaming, IT and technology update. For July from Sport and Technology. As London club seeks eastern presence.
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BOSM Chapter 14 - Sponsorship & Endorsements
BOSM Chapter 14 - Sponsorship and Endorsements. Return to BOSM Blog Homepage. Last updated 15 October 2005. Are the sponsors finally convinced? Michelle Wie and her new world. For its South African sponsorship activities. Are fast food sponsors in sport under threat. Now that tobacco sponsorship has gone? Hincapie Sportswear becomes official supplier. Of the Tour of Georgia cycling event. Michelle Wie to turn professional and secure. Athletico Bilbao to have shirts. South African cricket attracts. BAR GP...
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BOSM Chapter 15 - Sport Broadcasting
BOSM Chapter 15 - Sport Broadcasting. BOSM Chapter 15 - Sport Broadcasting. Return to BOSM Blog Homepage. Last updated 15 October 2005. Premier League over TV rights. International Badminton Federation signs. New media rights deal. Rivals to Sky set to bid. For English football television rights. British Parliament makes plea for cricket to remain free. British government enters debate. As EU and Premier League continue to argue. Premier League seeks UK government support. 2006 World Cup rights. For Engl...
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BOSM Chapter 16 - eManaging Sports Customers
BOSM Chapter 16 - eManaging Sports Customers. Return to BOSM Blog Homepage. Last updated 04 October 2005. JJB Sports opens first. Ticketsolutions.com to promote. Access to NFL games. Ultimate Fan Rewards Programme seeks to build. Lawn Tennis Association adopts. CRM strategy ahead of Wimbledon. MK Dons and Tickets.com sign. The third edition of Alan Tapp's book on Direct and Database Marketing. Contains some interesting case material on database management in sport. The Book's Companion Website. North Ame...
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BOSM Chapter 18 - The Sports Betting Industry
BOSM Chapter 18 - The Sports Betting Industry. Return to BOSM Blog Homepage. Last updated 15 October 2005. Manchester United pulls out. Of Super Casino deal. Rangers wins right to build. To one of UK’s first ‘super casinos’. 888 goes for stock market flotation. Mobile phone gambling predicted. To yield massive financial benefits. Coral the bookmaker looks ahead to stock market floatation. The Book's Companion Website. Read the IJSMS review of the book. Buy the book online [UK] from: (click icon).
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BOSM Chapter 19 - The Future for Sports Businesses
BOSM Chapter 19 - The Future for Sports Businesses. Return to BOSM Blog Homepage. Last updated 27 September 2005. What future for English cricket. Ten years after the move to professional status, what next. Of US return for F1. What does the future hold. A new view of F1’s future: are. The teams, the manufacturers and governing body in agreement? Grand Prix Manufacturers Association presents vision. Formula One for $1 billion? Now Jordan F1 team commits. To a future in the sport. Red Bull Racing commits.
