External Links
- Sports Journalists Association of Great Britain website: Largest national organisation of its type in the world, site carries news on sport, journalism and sports journalism
- Best Sports Writing: Aggregator site with selection of sports writing
- Sports Media Guide
- Journal of Sports Media blog hosted by University of Mississippi journalism school
- British Council article on the state of sports journalism in the UK
- How objective is our sports journalism?
- Playthegame.org
- The Football Radio Show
- An Interview with NYT Sportswriter Ira Berkow
- What's wrong with Sports Illustrated?
- Sports writers from USA Today and The Washington Times answer the question, "What is Sports Journalism?" A program hosted by ResearchChannel.
- Bribes, ethics and the end of an era at Fifa Investigative journalist Andrew Jennings on reporters' relationship with football's world body
- BlogsFC-Football blogs about your favorite teams
- Beijing Olympics sports journalism blog
- Female Reporters in Male Locker Rooms
- List of Current Athlete Bloggers
- National Sports Journalism Center: Indianapolis, Ind.-based sports journalism program and professional resource.
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