TV channels that receive the main part of their revenues from selling advertising. 

 A tactic whereby a company attempts to ambush or undermine the sponsorship activities of a rival that owns the legal rights to sponsor an event; often involves creating the sense that they, and not t [..]

  Provided largely to locally-determined standards to meet the needs of a local community. 

  Abbreviated as AML in Russian and derived from the Greek word, anthropos, which means human being, the Latin, maximum, and the Greek, logos, which was interpreted to mean study.  AML is the science [..]

  Settling of a dispute by an outside person or persons, chosen by both sides.

  Those relating to the individual, to how that individual lives or has lived and to how that individual actually behaves.

  Targets for performance.

  What the sport product or service offers the person.

  An online exchange where people deposit funds in order to make a bet.  The exchange then matches people betting for and against, for example, a horse and they are paired off.  Exchanges allow bettin [..]

  In bookmaking the punter bets against the bookmaker.  Bookmakers operate from shops, via telephone, from ‘pitches’ or shops at sporting venues and, increasingly, via the Internet.  The bookmaker dis [..]