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: Sports BizTuesday Tidbits
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Welcome to another edition of Tuesday Tidbits as I pass along a few links to interesting stories I have found while frittering away countless hours surfing the web (avoiding real work):1. Is the market in sports betting a bigger insider trading game than the stock market? (NY Times)
2. The SEC will take up the possibility of forming its own network at league meetings this week. Wonder what Comcast thinks of that. (Memphis Commercial Appeal)
3. Does posing in Playboy signal the end of your marketing career? (Darren Rovell)
4. Should insurance on thoroughbreds take into account the horse's lineage where its breeding might indicate that it would be more prone to injury? Big Brown is being insured for $50 million with no premium rating reflecting his breeding that indicates he would be injury prone. (Wall Street Journal)
5. Ten pro coaches that would make exceptional CEOs (HR World)
6. Major League Baseball tells Little League teams that they can't use team names on their jerseys - no more Cubs and White Sox for suburban Chicago kids team, (WBBM per Sports by Brooks).
7. Sean Avery of the Rangers not only dates actresses but now is interning at Vogue. (Page Six via Ben Maller)
8. Once lowly Hull City wins promotion to the English Premier League for the first time in its 104 year history (Times Online)
Full post as published by Sports Biz on May 28, 2008 (boomark / email).
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