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Hawk-Eye up for sale

The owner of the Hawk-Eye ball-tracking technology which leaves tennis and cricket fans on the edge of their seats is being put up for sale, it was reported today.

Hawk-Eye up for sale

Wed, 01 Sep, 2010 - 10:22

The owner of the Hawk-Eye ball-tracking technology which leaves tennis and cricket fans on the edge of their seats is being put up for sale, it was reported today.

Hawk-Eye Innovations is being sold by owner Mark Getty, the son of US-born philanthropist Sir Paul Getty, who bought Hawk-Eye in 2006, the Financial Times said.

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