Apart from Thailand, who went down 2-3 to Vietnam in front of 40,000 fans at the My Dinh Stadium in Hanoi, American sportswear giant Nike was also a loser on the pitch last night.
Red Sports is holding its own and beating the big boys online. Our traffic ranking has been climbing steadily in Singapore.
Managers who need to figure out where to spend their limited sports marketing dollars would not have missed the war of words between The Straits Times and MediaCorp this week about their respective readership and viewership figures. What started it all?
The Canadian and French Grand Prix races will disappear from the F1 calendar next year while Asian and Middle Eastern countries willing to pay much more are taking their places.
The English have concocted a scheme to suck more money from Singaporeans via the not quite English Premier League. Hang on to your wallets, people.
Red Sports saw a 247% increase in page views from from Q3 2007 to Q3 2008 and the recently released 2008 Nielsen Media Index confirms what most of us have guessed - newspaper circulation is down while internet usage is up.
Budweiser recently announced a deal to renew their sponsorship of Manchester United for another year. Given their debt levels, Man Utd won't complain.
To get around global bans on tobacco advertising, Philip Morris came up with another...logo. They must think we're stupid.