Play the Game publishes free e-mail newsletters on a regular basis with news about Play the Game and issues of sport, media and society.
Below you find headings and links to newsletters published in 2005.
Newsletter 23 December 2005
1) Play the Game publishes contested letter from ex-FIVB Secretary General
2) Zen-Ruffinen applauds new rules to protect football referees
3) Play the Game participants deem conference a success
Newsletter 9 December 2005
1) Ex-Secretary General spills the beans on FIVB
2) Swedish volleyball leader excluded for mild criticism of Acosta
3) Download presentations from Play the Game 2005
4) Call for papers on Media and Sport
5) International Children's Day of Broadcasting focuses on sport and development
Newsletter 10 November 2005
1) Mario Goijman receives Play the Game Award
2) Michel Zen-Ruffinen calls on the public to hold sports organisations accountable
3) Play the Game publishes Statement on Integrity and Anti-Corruption in Sport 4) Re-live or catch up with the conference at Conference Pulse
5) High resolution pictures from Play the Game 2005
Newsletter 9 November 2005
1) Play the Game delegates urge FIFA to speak up louder
2) Sandro Donati issues appeal to world governing bodies
3) Something rotten in the football state of Antigua
4) Meet Julio Grondona – Godfather of FIFA
5) Jennings to FIFA: Exercise transparency through website
6) Sport development from South to North
7) Live coverage of the conference
Newsletter 7 November 2005
1) FIFA asked to explain its actions on Zaw Thet Htwe
2) Football’s trafficking in third world athletes
3) Volleygate – a story of power, greed and corruption
4) Ways to address corruption in sport
5) Safety of sports journalists should be taken more seriously
6) Politicians exploit sport instead of nurturing it
Newsletter 6 November 2005
1) Kelli White is set for a clean future
2) Journalist’s attacker still not found
3) Message of support to Play the Game from Kofi Annan
4) Soccer fixing tactics revealed at Play the Game
5) Play the Game honours absent friends
6) High resolution pictures from Play the Game
Newsletter 3 November 2005
Press release
Match fixing moves up on Play the Game agenda
Newsletter 31 October 2005
Press release
The Sports Press: The World's Best Advertising Agency
Newsletter 25 October 2005
1) Match fixing is everywhere and a major threat to the credibility of sport
2) Winter Games is new focal point for anti-doping fight
3) DR Sport is host broadcaster for Play the Game – order pictures and interviews
4) Third Greek sports journalist assaulted within one year
5) Special theme packages for participation in Play the Game
6) Parallel seminar on Sport and Development for Danish aid sector
Newsletter 7 October 2005
1) Kelli White lost her medals: Why I used doping
2) Dialogue across the Chinese Wall: Human rights and humanism
3) New book claims professional tennis association has covered up positive doping tests
4) A floating Olympic Stadium can redress imbalance between rich and poor
5) Day offers and discounts
Newsletter 20 September 2005
1) Doping and the international mafia
2) Play the Game 2005 already has more than 200 participants from 46 countries
3) Journalism – an unconscious lubricant of the sports complex
4) Conference on sport and religion
5) Seminar on sports research and private lives
Newsletter 9 September 2005
1) Greek sports editor speaks of violent attack at Play the Game
2) Sports journalism: The biggest survey ever and a new US study
3) Recent additions to Play the Game’s Knowledge Bank
Newsletter 31 August 2005
1) Discount on registration extended until 12 September
2) Calling candidates for the Play the Game Award 2005
3) Recipients of travel grants to Play the Game 2005
Newsletter 22 August 2005
1) International Volleyball tries to remove speaker from conference
2) The programme for Play the Game is ready
3) Discount on registration closes 1 September
Newsletter July 2005
1) Play the Game 2005: Speakers and new brochure
2) Play the Game launches redesigned website
3) Travel grants closing date 25 July
