Derek Futterman

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Derek Futterman is a former associate editor and sports media reporter for Barrett Media. He previously interned for Paramount within Showtime Networks, wrote for the Long Island Herald and served as lead sports producer at NY2C. Find him on X @derekfutterman.

104.5 The Zone’s Kayla Anderson Knows Nashville’s Passion For Sports and Radio is a Winning Combination

"Entertainment is what you might think of Nashville, but if you’re really here in the sports landscape, people care about sports."

Mike Bacsik Chose Television With the Texas Rangers Without Ruling Out a Sports Radio Return

"Until the very end, I never thought I was leaving The Fan or leaving radio."

How Joe Beninati Chronicled Alex Ovechkin’s GR8 Chase

"I was just laser-focused in the last couple of weeks, especially as his climb continued, to make sure that I’d be there at the right time."

Jane Slater is Shining a Spotlight the Dallas Cowboys Command on NFL Network

"I’ve never gotten called to the carpet for my reporting, but that’s because as a journalist, if you are a fair reporter and you can back up with facts, it’s journalism..."

Clinton Yates Believes Diversity of Ideas & Friends Brings Out the Best of ESPN Radio

"The fastball is not the only pitch I’m trying to throw, and over the course of my career, I’ve tried to mix in different pitches and do things different ways."

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FOX Corp. Reports 22% Revenue Increase During 2026’s 3rd Quarter

"These record results coupled with the strong momentum we are continuing to see across our business gives us confidence in delivering value for shareholders in a thoughtful and disciplined manner.”

WKRP-FM Plans To Recreate Infamous Turkey Drop Minus Live Birds

"WKRP is bringing the legend back, but this time, as God is my witness, this time we’ve got it right."

98.9 WGUF Flips From Conservative Talk to Oldies as 98.9 The Gulf

The station carried shows hosted by Gordon Deal, Mike Gallagher, Scott Jennings, and Drew Steele. Additionally, WGUF was home to The Dave Elliott Show, which provided locally produced programming.

TSN Announces Extension Of NBA Media Rights Through 2035-2036 Season In Canada

"With the Raptors as the lone NBA franchise in Canada, it was vital for TSN to secure their arrangement with the NBA as the team splits broadcasts across TSN and SportsNet."