Adrian Metcalfe This is Me

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1. 1. Squash News

   www.racqueteer.ca/links.html - [Cached]

   Published on: 6/21/2002   Last Visited: 2/27/2003

   Adrian Metcalfe, WorldSport Executive Publisher, told WSF: "We are extremely pleased to be given the opportunity to work with the WSF and to assist in creating such an informative environment for Squash enthusiasts world-wide. As well as news, results, rankings and reports, visitors to the site will also find exclusive interviews with such all-time legends as Jahangir Khan, Chris Dittmar and Jonah Barrington. In fact, you can see and hear Jonah in the first of a series of special features we are creating for the WSF site, which starts in a few weeks."

2. 2. SquashNow!

   www.squashnow.com/news/12may00 - [Cached]

   Published on: 5/12/2000   Last Visited: 2/4/2004

   Adrian Metcalfe, WorldSport Executive Publisher, told WSF: "We are extremely pleased to be given the opportunity to work with the WSF and to assist in creating such an informative environment for Squash enthusiasts world-wide." Metcalfe also promises that the new site will provide exclusive interviews with such all-time legends as Jahangir Khan, Chris Dittmar and Jonah Barrington.

3. 3. NATPE 2001 - iConvention

   www.natpeonline.org/system/nat - [Cached]

   Published on: 8/12/2001   Last Visited: 8/12/2001

   Adrian Metcalfe NATPE 2001 - iConvention
   
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   Adrian Metcalfe International President , The Eye Group
   
   Adrian Metcalfe has spent his life in sport and media. He is currently acting as a media consultant and strategist to The Eye Group in London.
   
   In 1998 , Metcalfe became executive publisher of WorldSport.com , the largest official Web site on the Internet , and remained until its unfortunate liquidation in late 2000. In 1994 he flew to Atlanta to become the director of TV production for the 1996 Olympic Games , then returned to London as chairman of APITV. Prior to that Metcalfe was director of programmes at Tyne-Tees Television with responsibility for all genres of programming and sat on the ITV controllers group. In 1989 he set up Eurosport as the first Pan-European satellite channel reaching over 25 million homes. A silver medalist in the Tokyo Olympics , 1964 , he went into sports TV in London. Starting with ABC ( U.K. ) and London Weekend , he spent four years as the host and producer of the CBS Sports Spectacular. He then set up Channel 4 in the U.K. creating huge audiences for NFL and sumo among over 90 sports featured.
   
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