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SportsPro Magazine

Having evolved from the acclaimed BusinessF1 magazine in March 2008, SportsPro has already become the most highly respected B2B magazine for the finance, business and sponsorship industry behind the world's major sports.

SportsPro is targeted specifically at the decision-makers, rights holders and senior executives who determine the future development of the world's major sporting competitions, events and properties.

The magazine provides its worldwide audience with a compelling blend of in-depth analyses, special reports, interviews with the industry's leading figures and a comprehensive directory of every major sports sponsorship, infrastructure, agency and personal endorsement deal each month.

The editorial team behind SportsPro is unrivaled across the industry. The magazine has become synonymous for the quality of its features and the thoroughness and depth of its research.

You can read what the experts have to say about us here.

Subscriptions

Available at a cost of UK£149 (US$249 or €170) and delivered anywhere in the world at no extra charge. This includes 11 editions (double edition across December/January).

Back issues and article reprints

Copies of back issues are available in perpetuity and cost £10.00 for subscribers and £20.00 for non-subscribers. Most articles published in SportsPro magazine are available as reprints by prior arrangement.

Please contact Yéwandé Aruléba on: +44 (0)20 7871 0123, or yaruleba@sportspromedia.com for more information on back issues and reprints.

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Tom Hicks and broadcasting in 2010

Next month in SportsPro: Tom Hicks and broadcasting in 2010

Next month in SportsPro will see a special focus on the often overlapping worlds of soccer and broadcasting. Following the success of new broadcast technologies in the last 12 months, including the widely acclaimed coverage of the Fifa World Cup, SportsPro will examine the state of play in a fast-moving and ever-changing part of the sports industry.

Additionally SportsPro will cover the rise and fall of American businessman Tom Hicks as a franchise owner. Detailing chronologically why he has fallen out of love with the sports industry.

This issue will also include SportsPro's usual wide range of interviews from around the world of sport, including the likes of Stephen Saunders, Vodafone Australia's head of sponsorship, on the company's lucrative sponsorship of Cricket Australia; Dr Ching-Kuo Wu, president of the Amateur International Boxing Association, on his plans to revolutionise the sport through the new World Series and Boxing; and Grant Simmer, chief executive of Team Origin, as Britain's America's Cup challenge sets sail.