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.

Jim Rome is Constructing a New Path for ‘The Jungle’ of Tomorrow

"I thought it was way more risky not to put myself out there, and I thought if they love me that they will find me."

Brock Huard is Making Local Matter at Seattle Sports 710

"I love what I do, and when you can find that in your work, that’s success and a life’s calling."

Jimmy Pitaro: ESPN App Will Be Significantly Enhanced This Fall

"...we want you to go to the ESPN App and authenticate because that’s where we’re going to have all of these enhanced experiences..."

Tim Brando is Ready for the Call in a Changing Media Landscape

"I’ve never felt better, and I don’t think I’ve ever been better at what I do."

Jon Rothstein Embracing the Moments March Madness Presents on CBS Sports

"This is media in 2025, and it’s media that obviously is always forcing us to adapt, and you better be nimble if you want to survive in this climate."

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News Media Reacts to Anderson Cooper Interview with Haley Stevens

The interview quickly drew widespread attention online, with several commentators describing the exchange as a television interview gone wrong.

Lachlan Murdoch: Fox News Ratings Decline Due to ‘Viewer Fatigue’

"Those viewers are not switching to another news channel. They are just fatigued and watching slightly less television overall."

Bomani Jones “Stunned” So Many People Care About ESPN Drama With Joe Buck, Troy Aikman

"People don't even really like them that much. Like, they're fine. But they're not [Pat] Summerall and [John] Madden. It's not that sort of situation, and people really, really care,"

Tom Brady Caught Using Profane Language for Second Time This Season on FOX Sports

"Brady has steadily improved as a broadcaster since joining FOX Sports. Nevertheless, live television leaves little room for reflexive reactions like this one."