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Play the Game 2005 Accounts Conference presentations Conference report 2005 Invited speakers La conferencia en Español Award Winner Laura Robinson Programme Newsletters from the conference 6 November 2005 7 November 2005 9 November 2005 10 November 2005 Picture gallery from the conference Download high resolution pictures from the conference. Can be published for free provided that Play the Game and photographer Niels Nyholm is credited.   Sobre la conferencia en español  Cobertura en español de la 4ta Conferencia Mundial de Comunicación sobre el Deporte y la Sociedad.   The Conference Pulse Live multimedia coverage from the conference produced by 24 students from the Danish School of Journalism Share This Page Click to share this page on your favourite social bookmarking service. Twitter Delicious Facebook More Email		PLAY THE GAME 2005     Play the Game 2005 - Governance in Sport: The Good, The Bad & The Ugly   Read the conference magazine here Programme (also available as pdf. file) Speakers Conference presentations Participants (pdf. file) Evaluation by participants (pdf. file) Play the Game Award Final conference report (also available as pdf. file) Accounts Bookmark this Page  Twitter          Delicous    Facebook    Stumbleupon    More    Technorati    Digg          Reddit         Buzz         Email

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