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PR Move of the Day: The Philadelphia market has always been a tough sell if you are not the Eagles, or this time of year usually the Flyers or March Madness (although Philly, like New York, may be without a representative in the Big Dance this year), but the Phillies have made great strides to …

PR Move of the Day: As we move through Championship Week and into the NCAA tournament. it will be interesting to look for some of the more unique promotions tied t. some of the best weeks of the year on the sports calendar. Thus far, the best one comes courtesy of Playbooks and Profits in …

It is looking like another idea that has its base in a very noble concept…spring football in football rich states with athletes who have four year degrees…may soon be biting the dust.

PR Move of the Day. We haven’t done one of these in a while (and are looking forward to a summer of good ideas), but we turn to the Business of Minor League Baseball blog and give props to the Altoona Curve for announcing their season long “Leip” Year promotions, timed of course to last …

One of the hallmark brands in sports and entertainment that had lost its way in the internet crazy, flash and dash 24/7 world was the Harlem Globetrotters. Like the circus, the rodeo and many of the other circuits (even professional indoor tennis) that traveled on a tour to cities across America and around the world, …

For the last few years a host of sports marketers have looked toward the relatively new sport of Mixed Martial Arts with an interested by skeptical eye. However the sport, which combines no less than five disciplines and has enjoyed great box office and pay per view success with the UFC, threw a pair of …

Yesterday we saw the value of the concept of speaking with one voice. The long overdue unification between Champ Car and the IRL may finally give what was one auto racing's premier circuit, open wheel racing, a much needed boost to succeed. The image of Tony George addressing a packed press conference in Miami yesterday, …

Not that we think there is a direct corrolation, but Barack Obama's rise at the start of primary season did coincide with the great piece Scott Price did in Sports Illustrated when he shot hoops with the senator.

The snowy weekend in the New York area didn’t produce much from a sports perspective, but some winning and losing both in the United States (especially in college hoops) and in the U.K. with Eduardo de Silva's horrific leg break for Arsenal, certainly produced some interesting items, as well as how they were handled. Here's …

PR Move of the Day. The post-Super Bowl football frenzy in the U.S. has continued from National Signing Day through this week's NFL Combine and th. on-going melodrama of the Patriots videotape gate, and with the fledgling AAFL starting up shortly (nice piece in the Houston Chronicle. and the AFL in camp, there is more …