Images of a passenger being forcibly removed from a United Airlines flight dominated the news recently and then a flight attendant was filmed challenging a passenger to a fight in an aircraft cabin.
Read MoreSport is big business and networking is key for individuals and organisations in the global sports industry – so says Nigel Fletcher who runs the International Sports Chamber of Commerce.
Read MoreThe modern pentathlon is an event like no other, requiring the versatility to cope with the demands of five very different sporting disciplines says Italian Rio 2016 Olympian Pier Paolo Petroni.
Read MoreThe sexism row enveloping football after David Moyes said he might have to give female BBC journalist Vicki Sparks "a slap" is "depressing" to see, according to one sports-focused PR professional.
Read MoreThe #Piegate betting scandal/publicity stunt has been labelled as "car-crash PR" by comms experts, although brands are looking to cash in on beleaguered Sutton United goalkeeper Wayne Shaw.
Read MoreThe furore over National League Sutton United’s betting controversy during their FA Cup tie against Arsenal could have been avoided with a comprehensive crisis communications plan.
Read MoreThe International Cricket Council’s (ICC) recent announcement that Test and one-day international cricket are headed for a dramatic shake-up has created shockwaves through one of the most conservative of sports.
Read MoreIs it any wonder that sports stars have criticised US President Donald Trump, who signed an executive order banning nationals from Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen from entering the U.S?
Read MoreGlobal event sponsors need to do more to address the issue of human rights in host cities, according to a survey undertaken by Calacus at the International Sport Convention in Geneva last week.
Read MoreThe Champions League may be the greatest club competition in the world but UEFA also runs the Foundation for Children to help vulnerable children through sport and football in particular.
Read MoreThe storm surrounding England captain Wayne Rooney this week underlines the increasing challenges that sports stars now face with smartphones allowing everyone to film and photograph everywhere.
Read MoreSince their creation in 2009, Team Sky have always proclaimed their zero tolerance approach to doping, a refreshing change from the negativity that surrounded elite cycling for so many years.
Read MoreRegular media training is vital the skills that not only prepare you for the nice conversations and interviews, but the awkward situations that can affect profits and reputation, as Wayne Rooney found out recently.
Read MoreRevelations in the Daily Telegraph about former England manager Sam Allardyce were as damning as they are embarrassing and there really was little he could do to save the situation.
Read MoreEngland manager Sam Allardyce's reputation lay in tatters this morning following a sting in the Telegraph in which he allegedly advised undercover reporters how to "get around" strict FA rules.
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