Quote of the Day

“Sleeping for promotions 
is very widespread.” 

--Former MSG security supervisor Diane Henson, on the culture at the company (NEWSDAY, 10/9).

Tuesday October 9, 2007 Vol. 14 — No. 20 Print This Issue

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  • Your Ad Here?
    In a case that exemplifies the debate within collegiate athletics concerning the use of student-athletes for marketing purposes, an NCAA panel in January will vote on a proposal that would allow sponsors to use athletes' images to promote their businesses, as long as the athletes do not specifically endorse those products. Proponents say the intention is not to exploit athletes, and it would allow athletic programs more flexibility in crafting sponsorship packages. Opponents are taking the stance one might expect - it would allow companies to associate their brands with student athletes without compensating them.

  • Reign Delay 
    Sources say Cubs sale could be delayed well into next year despite Tribune Co.’s insistence team will be sold in Q4.

    Web Support 
    Teams’ support mixed for MSG’s lawsuit against NHL over Rangers’ digital rights.

    Suite Alternative 
    Red Wings offering less expensive luxury seating option for small companies, individuals.

    Fight To The Finish 
    HBO, UFC end more than year of negotiations without deal to air live events.

    Back Court 
    Legal woes for MSG continue as two former employees set to file racial discrimination suit.

    Texas Showdown
    Cotton Bowl hoping $50M in renovations help stadium compete for events with Cowboys’ new digs.

    Cheap Skate 
    Analysts say sale of Nike’s Bauer Hockey unit could net less than half of what company paid for it in '94.

    Inside Voice 
    MISL inks multiyear deal with Fox Soccer Channel for net to broadcast 20-game schedule.

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