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The Football Industry Magazine
Specialized football edition “The Football Industry Magazine”
It’s published since June of 2003
(Till December of 2003 as “Premier-League”)
Founders:
International Academy of Football and Sports Industry (IAFSI), Sports Fund “The House of Football Veterans”, Informational and Publishing Center “For Every Day”
Media License ÏÈ ¹1-01393 of November 21, 2003
Mission:
Through the enlightenment and the informational support of different sectors of RUSSIAN FOOTBALL INDUSTRY to assist in the progress of the all football economy in post soviet area.
Themes:
- football industry and its properties;
- legislative regulation of football industry’s development;
- monitoring of legal statements by the football industry’s questions;
- club’s functioning as the subject of employer activity;
- organizational and legal regulation of football activity;
- questions of the management of Russian football Industry;
- experience of football interest’s lobbying at the government units;
- questions of licensing and certification of football clubs;
- economics and finances of football clubs;
- investment activity in football industry;
- management in football industry;
- supreme management in football club;
- training and retraining of personnel for football industry;
- commercial actions of football club;
- commercial deals and transfers in football industry;
- activity of footballer’s agents and coaches;
- insurance in football industry;
- advertising activity of football bodies;
- attributiveness of football club;
- Internet technologies in the football club’s activity;
- sponsoring in football industry;
- public relations and co-operation with media;
- exhibition activity in football industry;
- mission in football industry;
- marketing strategy of football club;
- audience as the sources of football club’s incoming;
- abroad experience of football industry;
- staff of football club;
- labor relations in football club;
- legal and social protection of footballers and coaches;
- pensionary reform and footballers;
- insurance accumulation in football;
- job placement of footballers who finished;
- technologies of footballer’s training;
- legal features of activity in juvenile football;
- activity features of football bodies (FIFA, UEFA);
- conducting of major competitions (World Cup, Europe Championship);
- commercial football tournaments;
- amateur and veteran football tournaments;
- features of football tourism;
- infrastructure of football club;
- stadium’s economy;
- medical ensuring of football industry;
- nutrition during training process;
- questions of security during the conducting of football matches;
- security of football constructions.
Audience:
- Football federations (transnational, national, regional and municipal).
- Professional and nonprofessional leagues.
- Nonamateur and amateur football clubs.
- Juvenile state and private football schools.
- Coach and referee’s schools.
- Educational institutions that train the specialists of football industry.
- Scientific-research and teaching and methodical centers that train the specialists of football.
- State and municipal administrative bodies in sport (state committees, ministries and sports committee).
- Companies that invest in football, sponsor bodies.
- Companies that render the professional services in sports field: consultative, marketing, legal, financial etc.
- Organizers of football tournaments, companies of reception and allocation (servicing) of guests, trade enterprises.
- Public relation’s companies, advertising agencies, agencies of spots marketing.
- Producers of sports equipment and sports goods.
- Building companies that specialize on construction of football and sports units.
- Advertiser’s bodies of football industry.
- Owners (and shareholders) and the higher management of football clubs.
- Traveling companies that specialize on sports and football tourism.
Parameters:
Periodicity: One time in 2 months (appearance: February, April, June, August, October, December)
Format: A4 (210õ297 mm)
Volume: from 60 type pages
Cover: print 4+4, varnish 1+0, chalk-overly paper 160 gr.
Bloc: print 4+4, offset paper ¹1 120 gr., thermo-glue book-cover
Print method: offset
Weight: 300 gr.
Distribution:
- 12% for subscribers (currently: 19 units of RF, Byelorussia, Georgia, Lithuania, Ukraine, Estonia)
- 50% for address distribution in All-Russian and regional federations, sports committees, football clubs, juvenile football schools, bodies of football industry, advertisers and sponsors of football industry
- 10% for retailing
- 28% for distribution during different arrangements (exhibitions, conferences, seminars, tournaments etc.)
Subscription:
MK-Periodica Russia 129110 Moscow Ul. Giliarovskogo, 39
tel. +7 (495) 681-5580 fax +7 (495) 681-3798
E-mail: info@periodicals.ru www.periodicals.ru
You also can purchase any article that ever had been published in “Football Industry Magazine”.
Contacts:
Mail address: 140000, Moscow region, Lyubertsy, Smirnovskya str., 16
Phones: +7 (495) 228-75-03,
Fax: +7 (495) 974-98-45
Internet site: www.infoot.ru
E-mail: nakaden@mail.ru
Editor-in-chief Rustam Khansverov (rhans@mail.ru)
