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Statistics have shown that majority of journalism students are female, yet bylines and newsrooms remain male-dominated. From pay disparity to sexual harrassment, the challenges women are having to face on the job are glaring, but even the limited progress that has been made so far on gender equality and women’s rights is now being threatened by the effect of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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AIPS vice president, Evelyn Watta addressed the prevalent issue of racism in sports during the 1st AIPS World e-Conference on July 2, with emphasis on the role of the sports media in combatting the societal scourge.
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The 1st AIPS World e-Conference held on July 2 left a permanent mark in the sports media environment. Journalists from more than 130 countries gathered on the virtual stage to discuss about the future of our profession and independence in the new reality shaped by the pandemic.
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04Srpanj2020.
AIPS World e-Conference: We were never so apart, yet we were never so close
More than 350 colleagues connected, more than 140 countries represented, a special welcome from IOC president Thomas Bach, a powerful message about racism and some of the brightest minds in the sport media industry reflecting about the pandemic were the highlights of the first AIPS e-conference, celebrated on July 2, marking the 96th anniversary since the creation of the International Sport Press Association in 1924. -
26Lipanj2020.
World Sports Journalists Day: our future at the heart of AIPS first e-Conference on July 2
On the occasion of the World Sports Journalists Day and the 96th anniversary of the International Sports Press Association, that will be celebrated on Thursday, July 2, AIPS is proud to launch the first AIPS e-Conference: “Has Covid-19 affected journalists’ independence and future?” -
01Lipanj2020.
AIPS e-College: a positive, pilot experience to be celebrated on June 2
Not later than two months ago, in the midst of the pandemic outbreak, AIPS decided not to stop in front of the global halt that COVID-19 was imposing on sport. This unprecedented crisis was not to be wasted. It is on this premise that the association has decided to give life to the AIPS e-College, an innovative distance learning project which marks a new step of AIPS cultural agenda, offering tools, opportunities and answers to the next generation of sports journalists. -
30Svibanj2020.
10 steps you can’t miss out to join the AIPS Sport Media Awards 2020
The AIPS Sport Media Awards 2020 come in a year where passion, dedication and boldness are the keywords to help the world of sports journalism recover from the disruptive effects caused by the pandemic. More than any other edition, this year they represent the celebration of sports media excellence and the inexhaustibility of sports values around the world. -
22Svibanj2020.
Fiona Hynes and the fable of Special Olympics, with 5 million athletes ready to be brave in their attempt
LAUSANNE – It was an ordinary morning of 17 years ago, when a voice from the newsroom asked one young journalist to cover a little-known sport event. “What’s that?”, Fiona Hynes questioned herself by reading the pamphlet: Special Olympics World Games, Dublin 2003. -
08Svibanj2020.
Croatian government allocates funds to withstand job emergency in sports industry
ZAGREB, May 7, 2020 - A few days after the partial reopening of training for professional athletes, Croatian sport faces a twofold challenge: to prepare for a prudent return to sports and give financial support to deal with the instability of the sports sector and all its employees. -
04Svibanj2020.
AIPS Sport Media Awards 2020: Here are the Writing Categories
Writers, sports storytellers, columnists and reporters: the AIPS Sport Media Awards 2020 are waiting for your Best Column and Best Colour pieces. These categories are dedicated to the written word, encompassing colour and column writing on traditional or new media platforms. -
01Svibanj2020.
UJEDINILI SE Najbolji sportaši BiH zatražili od vlasti da ne dopuste propast sporta
Najuspješniji bosanskohercegovački sportaši, među kojima su Amel Tuka, Larisa Cerić, Damir Džumhur, Mesud Pezer, Hamza Alić, Lejla Tanović i mnogi drugi zatražili su od vlasti u BiH da se financiranje sporta osigura kroz rebalanse proračuna kako bi se spriječilo njegovo propadanje. -
01Svibanj2020.
AIPS launches e-College Podcast. Check it out!
AIPS has launched its AIPS e-College Podcast, available on our website and on major podcast platforms: Apple Podcasts, Spreaker, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Deezer, Podcast Addict. -
18Travanj2020.
Krenula je treća sezona AIPS nagrade!
Iako smo u vremenu koje je iznimno zahtjevno i koje je novinarstvo svelo na neke druge oblike, dobro novinarstvo nije i neće izumrijeti. A mi govorimo o sportskom novinarstvu, kojim se Hrvatska može ponositi, kao i sa svojim sportom! -
14Travanj2020.
The Mediterranean Games “Oran 2022” will be held from June 25 to July 5 2022
The International Committee of the Mediterranean Games, the Organizing Committee “Oran 2021” and the Government of the People’s Democratic Republic of Algeria have agreed on the new dates for the organization of the 19th edition of the Mediterranean Games. -
10Travanj2020.
PAYNE: There will be a financial revolution across the sports industry after Coronavirus crisis
LAUSANNE, April 10, 2020 – The AIPS e-College initiative continues to gather momentum as former IOC head of marketing, Michael Payne, returned on April 9 for another engaging Zoom session with nearly 100 enthusiastic Young Reporters from across the world. -
06Travanj2020.
UNESCO: “In these difficult times, sport is a catalyst for solidarity and hope“
PARIS, April 6, 2020 - On the occasion of the 8th International Day of Sport for Development and Peace, the Director-General of UNESCO Ms Audrey Azoulay has written a letter to raise awareness on the importance to make good use of sport values during this time of isolation. -
04Travanj2020.
PAYNE: “Tokyo 2020 will be the symbol of human dialogue after forced isolation”
LAUSANNE, April 3, 2020 - “What you’ve achieved here, with only a three days notice, is remarkable,” said Michael Payne, the top guest, surrounded by books — including his own, Olympic Turnaround — in his home, as he met 80 Young Reporters from four continents in a Zoom session. -
01Travanj2020.
AIPS launches e-College with Michael Payne as first guest
LAUSANNE, March 31, 2020 - AIPS is happy to announce that on Thursday April 2 the guest launching our first e-College appointment is Michael Payne, who has been at the forefront of the sports marketing industry for over thirty years. Payne was head of marketing of the International Olympic Committee for more than two decades. -
30O¾ujak2020.
Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 rescheduled to start on 23 July 2021
LAUSANNE, March 30, 2020 The International Olympic Committee (IOC), The International Paralympic Committee (IPC), the Tokyo 2020 Organising Committee, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government and the Government of Japan today agreed new dates for the Games of the XXXII Olympiad, in 2021. The Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 will be celebrated from 23 July to 8 August 2021. They also agreed on new dates for the Paralympic Games, which will be celebrated from 24 August until 5 September 2021. -
28O¾ujak2020.
With the world in lockdown, AIPS embraces a new digital era for Young Reporters graduates
LAUSANNE, March 28, 2020 - AIPS has set a new era by launching the Young Reporters eCollege, an innovative distance learning programme, with a first online session to discuss the future of Tokyo 2020 and how sports journalism can and must stay relevant. In times of pandemic, the Young Reporters eCollege is a way to continue the renowned Young Reporters Programmes, offering chances, tools and answers to the next generation. -
28O¾ujak2020.
HERE WE GO Tokyo 2020 in 2021 spring or summer, April-May or July-August?
VIGEVANO, March 27, 2020 - The task force “Here We Go”, led by John Coates and Christope Dubi, has begun consultations with the international federations and the Tokyo 2020 Organizing Committee to determine the window in the 2021 international calendar where the Games will be included. -
25O¾ujak2020.
Bosnian Basketball Player Dzenan Musa makes a donation to help Cantonal Hospital in Bihac
SARAJEVO, March 25, 2020 - Bosnia and Herzegovina’s young basketball player Dzenan Musa has decided to help the Cantonal Hospital in Bihac with a valuable donation to combat Coronavirus pandemic. -
25O¾ujak2020.
Tokyo 2020 goes to 2021: Top sports agree with the change but women’s football and Universiade need a solution
VIGEVANO, March 24, 2020 - Finally the decision desired by everyone has come: Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games will take place in 2021, announced in a joint statement by Thomas Bach, president of the IOC, and Shinzo Abe, Japanese Prime Minister. -
23O¾ujak2020.
IOC Executive Board to begin the discussion on postponement of Tokyo 2020
LAUSANNE, March 22, 2020 - To safeguard the health of all involved and to contribute to the containment of COVID-19, the Executive Board (EB) of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) today announced that the IOC will step up its scenario-planning for the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020. -
23O¾ujak2020.
PODRŠKA Sarajevo uz Zagreb: Vučko pomaže Zagiju u najtežim vremenima
Nakon zemljotresa koji je pogodio Zagreb podrška Zagrebu i Hrvatskoj ne prestaje stizati sa svim strana. Uključili su se gradovi, države, sportaši, kulturni djelatnici ... -
22O¾ujak2020.
Earthquake in Zagreb: AIPS SG Jura Ozmec urges ‘please, keep your distance’
ZAGREB, March 22, 2020 - Like 235 positive tests on coronavirus was not enough? Like almost a complete lockdown was not the peak? Last night we fell asleep thinking of how to protect ourselves from that terrifying invisible enemy, corona, only to be woken by another one, even scarier - Jura Ozmec, AIPS Secretary General and Treasurer. -
19O¾ujak2020.
GIANNI MERLO: I am living in the coronavirus red zone, so I am afraid that next summer will be without the Olympics
VIGEVANO, March 18, 2020 - Let me tell you this: in my heart I continue to dream that the Tokyo Olympics will take place as planned, because then it would mean that we would have been able to completely block the Coronavirus. But I now live in a Red Zone, where there is limited life, and my reality suggests an unfortunately different hypothesis for the near future. -
13Veljaèa2020.
Thank you, José María Lorente: 40 years of friendship. And more
VALLETTA, February 13, 2020 - To a certain extent the 83rd AIPS Congress in Budapest offered a different emotion; that of meeting again one of my mentors, who has always been an inspiration, José María Lorente Toribio - by Charles Camemzuli - AIPS Europe President. -
13Veljaèa2020.
Why the AIPS Sport Media Awards represent a quality compass to the sport media world
LAUSANNE, February 13, 2020 - The success story of the AIPS Sport Media Awards is neither a coincidence, nor did it happen by accident or by a streak of good luck. -
08Veljaèa2020.
Empowering women in sports journalism: “We need to show up, show what we have, and what we can do”
BUDAPEST, February 8, 2020 – “I don’t know if a women’s voice will work in sport.” This is what 21-year-old Donna de Varona was told when she tried to make a career in sports broadcasting outside of her own sport - Sonja Nikcevic AIPS Media, Photo by Carlo Pozzoni/AIPS Media. -
04Veljaèa2020.
Emotions, tears and so much quality: chronicle and winners of the AIPS Sport Media Awards gala in Budapest
BUDAPEST, February 2, 2020 - It’s 7 pm and the ballroom at Hotel Corinthia is filled with expectation. Inside, the AIPS Sport Media Awards are celebrating the very best sports journalists and storytellers from around the world. -
31Sijeèanj2020.
Special Olympics confirms Berlin as host of 2023 World Games
Berlin on Thursday became the official host of the 2023 Special Olympics World Games during a ceremony in the German capital. The official contract signing took place at Bellevue Palace in Berlin in the presence of German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier, Special Olympics athletes, and representatives from Special Olympics, including Christiane Krajewski, President of Special Olympics Germany, and Dr. Timothy Shriver, Chairman of Special Olympics International. -
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