How does one obtain media credentials for sporting events nation wide, as well as, locally.?
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Work at a newspaper.  Or a television, radio or internet-based news organization.
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Email a specific newscaster that usually handles stories along the lines of yours.  Or call the station directly and try to speak with someone.  Pick someone specific though. You greatly increase your chances.  I would also try local papers.  Sometimes TV gets their stories from newspaper stories.
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The best way i think would be to watch it on tv\n1. Because you can record it \n2. You can watch it with your friends with out the noise of the crowd\n3. You'll be able to see instant replays\n4 You can sit on your couch or chair and be comfortable
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This is the best thing I've found:\nhttp://mediahopper.com/portal.htm?http://mediahopper.com/television/index.html\n\nIf u likes sports and u want to pay, search for ESPN360 @ www.espn.com but they have a lot of restrictions (must live in USA and hev certain ISP providers)
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Go to their website. They have a list of things you need to do. You need to fill out an application, make a video including everyone you plan on bringing with you, send in pictures of you and your help team, write a small paragragh about why you should be on the show, etc.
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i think it is possible in espn.startsports or ten sports etc..\nwait 4 d announcements or chk their web sites also..
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The easiest way is to call the local station assigned to carry the games and ask the sports reporter.
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Get a job with one of the corporate sponsors and play your cards right! ...it seems the only chance to get tickets is by winning them through competitions like on Yahoo!
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NBA.com, ESPN.com, sportsline.com, Foxsports.com...etc. There are a lot of different online sources that will do the job that you would like.
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you would need to begin meeting world wide with the representatives of the sport you would also need skills in co ordinating on a national scale as well as Olympic and govt sporting co-coordinator connections,  so as to be recognized internationally \nyou cant do it on your own that's for sure recruit experienced people from both a clerical/managerial and sporting roles \nyou will equally need capital outlay and a public relations representative I'm sure there is  more
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you must first start studing  media in the university than you can go to the sports promoter
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Contact your local newspaper and ask if you can do an internship in the sports department.
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Ok, and your question is...?\n\nSet it out as a professional letter, ie, your name and address in the top right, his/her name and address below it on the left.\n\nIntroduce yourself if you don't know the president personally, say you are a part of the team, then talk about the team's successes and recent progress.\n\nIN a new paragraph, say that you want to play in the tournament. State what fundraising activities you have done, what you have planned, and how much shortfall you expect. Then ask if he/she would consider sponsoring the team. You'll probably have to offer to keep a poster or banner advertising the company at your benches etc, or register the team under the company's name.\n\nSign the letter like this:\n\n"Hoping to hear of your support,\n\nYours Sincerely,\n\n(signature)\n\n(YOUR NAME)"
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Get active in all sports you can in school so that you understand how it is played and have the experience, too.\nBe really good with math, because you will have to be good with statistics, averages, and stuff like that.\nBe really good in writing, so that you can communicate with people when you put your thoughts to pen.\nKnow some of your history, as history plays a part in how different sports came to be, and how they change through the years.\nSubscribe to newspapers or magazines that have good feature writers, to study their technique.\nVolunteer to help with your local paper, to help proof stories, to do some of the photography, to interview people.\nTake Speech class, so that when you stand before people at sports presentations, you have confidence, and your voice and body language will be good.\nFind some people who are willing to let you tag along and learn beside them.\nWork for the best grades in school, so that you will qualify for scholarships to colleges or universities that have programs or degrees that will help you land a good job when you graduate.\nYou will need a bachelors (4 yr) degree minimum, but do shoot for a masters.  You will get the better jobs, better interviews, have a more comfortable living.\n\nGood luck to you.  Remember to be truthful, honest and fair when you do this career.  You don't want to loose your integrity or credibility.
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There are only two ways that I know of that are effective: the best is via an intermediary who knows the performer or his/her agent personally. The other is a letter to the editor in a major newspaper or magazine. The performer's press agent will see it and may or may not pass the information on.\n\nThese days it might be possible to leverage a blog or YouTube to get your point across. But I don't know how.
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Have you tried Cal-Hi Sports? Once there, you should be able to link out to other sources. Also, US Today has a great section that should go regional pretty quick.
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Corporate sponsorship of youth sporting events is big business. Most corporations have annual budgets for sponsorship and charitable donations, relative to forcast revenues based on past business performance. An arena that holds 4000 is considered a minor or small venue and the advertising to head ratio return on such an event would be minimal. Depending on how much sponsorship you need, looking for multiple sponsors may be the best avenue. A business plan shows that you are organized and professional, but you still need a compelling cause. Coca Cola puts their name on just about every event held, it brings very little cache'. Seeking event sponsorship is a full time job. Top tier corporations are slammed with requests daily and very few squeak through the first gate.\n\n1. Develop a query letter.\n2. Pick at least 100 companies that you believe will benefit from exposure at this event.\n3. Contact each of these companies to determine if they are candidates for sponsorship without asking for sponsorship. You need to find out if their charitable expenditures are tagged or if they are open to requests.\n4. Offer exclusivity on a first come first served basis.\n5. Redefine your scope and expand your search net to 100 second tier companies. \n\n\nUnfortunately, this is a time consuming process and you have very little time left.