How is telecommunications bringing the game to the palm of your hand? And how close to the game can you really get? Telecom Report this month investigates how huge sporting events are impacting injury prevention, mobile communications and digital music.
A Sporting Chance - Full program (9:55 min, video, Subtitled) 

Euro2008 is one of the biggest sporting events of the year. FIFA and Telekom Austria are bringing fans closer to the game via their mobile. All the action, goals and highlights will be literally ringing in their ears.

Rips, tears, injuries and muscle strains. All athletes experience them at one time or another. So what if you could prevent injuries before they occurred? What if you could diagnose a possible muscle strain before you took the field?
GE Healthcare thinks they have the answer.

Wei Wei is tipped to sing at the opening of the 2008 Beijing Olympics. She is one of the world’s biggest selling recording artists and is one of the first to distribute her music solely through the digital network. Telecom Report takes the beating pulse of this Chinese superstar.

Association football fans are satisfying their hunger for match analysis with the help of a Swedish company’s real-time image-tracking system.

 Telstra BigPond will be the first mobile phone carrier in Australia to stream the Olympic Games live, allowing Telstra customers to watch the events anywhere.

Each Telecom Report is published in three separate packages over a 30-day period. The first and second issue will contain the introductory parts of a theme, while the third will include the full program and articles.