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THIS WEEK'S HEADLINES
This week’s front-page story examines new IMG Owner Ted Forstmann’s plans
for the agency.• Five founding sponsors step up for Dew Action Sports Tour. • Broncos Owner Pat Bowlen builds a mile-high reputation.
• MLB Cardinals may prove profitable despite high payroll.
• One-On-One with AFL Properties Exec VP Glenn Horine.
DEPARTMENTS
• The Lefton Report: NBA marketers land sponsor renewals, hunt for some replacements; Nokia calls for agency review; Baseline Sports goes fishing for business with NFL-licensed tackle boxes.
• Media Tracker: Week-by-week ratings for Fox Saturday baseball, top 10 MLB markets, ESPN numbers for Pete Rose movie.
• Tube Talk: Fox, CBS pass the 90 percent mark in NFL sales, turn to different pricing strategies on remaining inventory; Comcast might get new role in D.C. baseballbroadcasting; agency offers contrarian view on Olympic ratings.
• Campus Beat: Virginia Tech frees up money for branding and image-building campaign as it makes the move to ACC football; Host Communications loses longtime executive.
• Labor & Agents: SFX Sports opens offices in Moscow and South America, tests the waters in India; Rosenhaus adds to his NFL roster; nutritional supplements go to retail with stamp of approval from NFLPA, NFL.
