Josh Sim is a Reporter at BlackBook Motorsport. He covers a variety of themes including sports business, broadcasting, and marketing, with a focus on competitive sports such as football, basketball, soccer, and motorsports. Josh's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent publications like SportsPro and BlackBook Motorsport.
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Josh Sim's coverage predominantly focuses on sports, particularly sponsorship deals, ownership changes, and endorsements in various sports leagues. He frequently reports on business-related developments within the sports industry, such as acquisitions and sales of teams or stakes in sporting organizations.
If you are looking to reach out to Josh with a pitch or story idea, consider providing insights related to significant financial transactions within the world of sports. This could include information about noteworthy sponsorship deals, team acquisitions or sales, endorsement agreements involving prominent athletes or any other significant financial news within the realm of professional sports.
Given his focus on private sector announcements and press releases related to major financial dealings in sport franchises across different leagues and countries, ensure that your pitches are centered around concrete data-backed stories regarding business moves and sponsorships in international sporting entities.
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By: Josh Sim
NCAA members vote unanimously to pay out an initial US$15 million to colleges competing in the championship.
By: Josh Sim
The Baltimore Ravens vs Pittsburgh Steelers match-up fails to beat viewership for Peacock’s playoff game last season.
The Paris 2024 Paralympics helped propel the IPC to attain more than 1.6bn video views for its social content.
Omaha Supernovas poached from the Pro Volleyball Federation to join Major League Volleyball as founding franchise.
The five-year deal will keep snooker’s Triple Crown tournaments, including the World Championship, on British FTA television.
Biden administration calls for settlement to be rejected based on the proposed student athlete revenue-sharing cap.
By: Josh Sim
The Swisss-based agency will also distribute rights to four FA Cup rounds covering 48 countries in the region.
Italian soccer titans become the first professional outfit to partner with a team competing in the seven-a-side soccer competition.
The league’s opening weekend content across WBD’s Bleacher Report platforms also generates 31 million views.
Two-time major champion calls on fellow professionals to do more interviews and wear microphones during rounds.
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