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The Business of Events Management
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Since 2013, an Events Management archive of news resources designed to support the textbook edited by John Beech, Sebastian Kaiser and Robert Kaspar and published by Pearson Education. See also http://tinyurl.com/TBOSM for Sports Management news. Using the TAGS below is strongly recommended.
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Brazil’s 2014 Fifa World Cup organisers have denied they are cutting corners on safety standards in a rush to deliver the stadiums for next year’s tournament. 
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FIFA and World Cup organisers have been quick to re-assure an anxious public that the shocking scenes violence at a Brazilian championship game at the weekend, screened across the world, were far removed from what can be expected next summer.
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Millions of soccer fans are preparing for travel around Brazil next June for the World Cup, and the two agencies overseeing their transport can’t agree on the best way to do it.
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World Cup 2014 sponsors are turning in real-time, digital interactions in attempts to justify rising commercial fees.
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FIFA has had to postpone the draw for the first sales period of tickets for Brazil 2014 and postpone the start of the next one.
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Fifa will hold a random draw to allocate 2014 World Cup tickets after six million applications were made.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - The most expensive of the 12 stadiums built or revamped for the 2014 World Cup has a leaking roof less than eight months after it was finished, the stadium's operators said on Tuesday.Secopa,...
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Work on the venue, where England face Italy in their opening World Cup match, has been halted with immediate effect
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Slum dwellers say thousands forced out of their homes to make way for building projects for tournament and 2016 Olympics
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Three World Cup stadiums are set to miss Fifa's completion deadline of 31 December, the governing body announces.
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On 17 June 2013, amidst mass protests on the streets of Brazil, the Brazilian public prosecutor, Roberto Gurgel, filed a complaint to the Brazilian Supreme Court alleging that parts of the Lei Geral da Copa (Law 12.663/2012), the "World Cup Law",...
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Brazilian prosecutors are reportedly suing FIFA for the reimbursement of public funds spent on temporary infrastructure in host stadia for the 2014 World Cup.
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