What if you threw the world's largest party and no one came? That is precisely what they are planning to do in the Middle East over the next decade and the problem is that the landscape there will not change, writes Mickey Charles, president and CEO of The Sports Network.
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Security and crowd management consultant Hugh ‘Tony’ Duncan has written a paper for the Journal of Crowd Safety and Security Management (JCSSM), published by Bucks New University in the UK, investigating the relationship between artistes’ performance behaviour and set lists/song tempos, and their respective audience behaviour, using a pre-event, concert audience prediction system.
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MEI outlines the measures London 2012 aims to take in order to ensure a safe and secure Olympic and Paralympic Games in 2012, which everyone can enjoy.
FIFA is aware of fresh threats made by al-Qaeda to target the 2010 FIFA World Cup, but the governing body has insisted nothing will prevent the tournament from being staged in South Africa.
Less than a month after an ambush on Sri Lanka's visiting cricket team in the heart of Lahore, another terrorist incident has rocked the cultural capital of Pakistan.
Increasing demands on a city are not making it any easier to host sports events, and security is becoming a major burden financially, writes Rachael Church-Sanders, in an extract from her SportBusiness report, Ultimate Sports Cities...
