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Germany/DFL: expanded agreement with Amazon Web Services (cloud) to develop AI solutions

Amazon Web Services (AWS), the cloud services division of US e-commerce group Amazon, has expanded its partnership with the Deutsche Fußball Liga to become the league's "official generative AI provider" as part of a "multi-year collaboration," announced the league on 20/03/2024. Under this new…
Domain(s): Public Authorities & Regulations, Sponsors & Partners
• Category(ies): Authorities, Marketing - Communication, Sponsors - Partners
• Article # 318998
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©  RFEF/FRMF/FPF

2030 World Cup: "YallaVamos 2030" the slogan for the joint Morocco-Portugal-Spain bid

The joint bid by Morocco (FRMF), Portugal (FPF) and Spain (RFEF), the sole contender to host the 2030 World Cup, has presented its "YallaVamos 2030 slogan" at the headquarters of the Portuguese Football Federation at the Cidade do Futebol in Lisbon (POR) on 19/03/2024. Yalla, in Arabic, and vamos…
Domain(s): Public Authorities & Regulations
• Category(ies): Marketing - Communication, Stadiums, Essentials Public Authorities & Regulations
• Article # 319008
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©  UNFP

UNFP: "FIFA's hegemony over the calendar is harmful to football" (David Terrier)

"How can we make FIFA understand that its hegemony over the calendar in the service of its never-satiated appetite for money is harmful to football, footballers, fans, like FIFPro and the UNFP, like Raphaël Varane, Frederik Aursnes and other players, like more and more coaches and managers (...…
Domain(s): Clubs, Public Authorities & Regulations
• Category(ies): Clubs, Authorities, Legal
• Article # 318953
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©  FIFA

FIFA: a gross annual salary of CHF 4.11m (€4.42m) for Gianni Infantino in 2023

Gianni Infantino (ITA/SUI), who has been president of FIFA since 26/02/2016, received a gross annual salary of CHF 4,113,710 in 2023 (or €4,428,286 at 31/12/2023), according to the International Federation, which published the information in its Annual Report 2023 on 19/03/2024, "as part of FIFA's…
Domain(s): Public Authorities & Regulations
• Category(ies): Finance, Governance, Legal
• Article # 318944
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©  FIFA

FIFA: $1.17bn in 2023 revenue (€1.06bn) & $1.748bn (€1.58bn) in investments

"FIFA's revenue in the first year of the 2023-2026 cycle amounted to $1.170bn (€1.06bn as of 31/12/2023), 23% of which came from television broadcasting rights, 39% from marketing rights, 15% from licensing rights, 7% from hospitality rights and tickets, and 16% from other revenue and income,…
Domain(s): Public Authorities & Regulations
• Category(ies): Finance, Governance, Essentials Public Authorities & Regulations
• Article # 318926
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©  IOC

Paris 2024 Olympic Games: Russian & Belarusian athletes will not parade during the opening ceremony

"Individual neutral athletes (AINs) will not participate in the parade of delegations and teams during the opening ceremony since they are individual athletes, but an opportunity will be provided to them to experience the event," announced the International Olympic Committee at the end of its…
Domain(s): Public Authorities & Regulations
• Category(ies): Geopolitics, Marketing - Communication, Olympics, …
• Article # 318912
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©  D.R.

World Rugby: a strategic plan to "reimagine rugby's entertainment factor & grow its audience"

World Rugby has presented a strategic plan to reimagine "rugby's entertainment factor, as part of a wider mission to grow its audience share over the next decade," announced the body on 19/03/2024. The body has announced a "package of enhancements aimed at advancing on- and off-field…
Domain(s): Public Authorities & Regulations
• Category(ies): Game - pitch, Media
• Article # 318878
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©  D.R.

United Kingdom: a bill to reform football governance introduced in Parliament

• The creation of an "independent football regulator" that will "give fans a greater voice in the running of their clubs" • The regulator "will promote financial sustainability and will have the ability to fine clubs up to 10% of turnover for non-compliance" • Provisions to prevent closed…
Domain(s): Clubs, Public Authorities & Regulations
• Category(ies): Authorities, Finance, Legal, …
• Article # 318881
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Russia/Friendship Games: IOC "reaffirms its strong position against the politicisation of sport"

"The International Olympic Committee (IOC) reaffirms its strong position against the politicisation of sport. The Russian government intends to organise purely politically motivated sports events in Russia," announced the IOC on 19/03/2024. The world body, whose executive board is meeting at…
Domain(s): Public Authorities & Regulations
• Category(ies): Social Responsibility, Marketing - Communication, Legal, …
• Article # 318867
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