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1. Building strong relationships with journalists

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   Nurturing your relationships with journalists is crucial if you’re hoping to tell your story to a broader audience. Journalists in the sport industry are a passionate bunch. Be good to them and they’ll be great to you. So, how can you be good to them?

2. IRF and Sportscene on the lookout for media contributors rafting

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   Sportscene and the International Rafting Federation (IRF) are on the lookout for passionate rafting enthusiasts, athletes and coaches to join our media team to cover a range of rafting events, athlete interviews and more!

3. Visionaries Nelo and Sportscene strengthen their relationship

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   Our partnership with the canoe manufacturing giant and visionary Nelo has recently strengthened, collaborating together to further develop our sport and community, and bring the exposure and news coverage of paddlesports to the next level.

4. Gender equality in women’s canoeing: links to media

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   On this page you will find an overview of articles and other kind of publications in the media that discuss the topic of gender equality in women's canoeing.

5. London Olympics 2012 and the media

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   This year's London Olympic and Paralympic games are set to provide the largest digital spectacle in history, with media personnel set to outnumber athletes by a ratio of two to one.

6. Media partnership International Rafting Federation and Sportscene

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   Sportscene will have one more exciting watersport to cover as they form a brand new media partnership with the International Rafting Federation (IRF).

7. MURRAY STEWART MEDIA KIT

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   Murray is an elite athlete who has competed and achieved at the highest level in Sprint Kayaking, Surf Lifesaving and Ocean Racing. Although his passion is usually evenly split between the three disciplines, at present Murray is primarily focusing on Sprint Kayaking as he embarks on a journey towards the London 2012 Olympics.