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Courts Malaysia hires new marketing director
01 July 2010 6:11pm
Consumer retail goods company, Courts Malaysia has a new marketing director, Wendy Tan Pei Fang, who has a proven track record in growing brands by using of sponsorship.
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More sponsors exit sumo following betting scandal
01 July 2010 4:39pm
Fuji Xerox and food company Natori Co have walked away from deals with sumo wrestling in Japan as a result of an illegal betting scandal.
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Marketers unable to answer the key question of value
01 July 2010 10:41am
Sponsorship and event marketers want to measure the success of their sponsorship initiatives but the majority fail to set objectives and struggle to develop meaningful metrics, according to a survey in the US by the Association of National Advertising (ANA) and sponsorship research company IEG.
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Corruption Commission investigates Malaysia badminton sponsorship dealings
30 June 2010 6:58pm
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) is investing the Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM) because of a sponsorship issue association with the last months Thomas and Uber Cup finals in Bukit.
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Reebok Provides Kit for Delhi Games
29 June 2010 1:18pm
Reebok has signed two deals with the Delhi Commonwealth Games Organising Committee, each worth 100 million rupees.
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From Killing Fields to Tennis Courts
29 June 2010 1:15pm
The Tennis Federation of Cambodia has celebrated the opening of its National Training Centre with main sponsor Ezecom.
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Indonesian Badminton Accepts Tobacco Sponsorship
25 June 2010 9:52am
Indonesian tobacco company Djarum has become a sponsor of the Indonesian Open badminton tournament.
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Sponsors Withdraw Over Sumo Gambling Scandal
25 June 2010 9:50am
Top sumo wrestling sponsor Nagatanien Co has discontinued its association with the sport after Japanese police exposed widespread illegal gambling.
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