Dianna Russini Learned When You Don’t Control the Message, It Controls You
"Dianna Russini’s resignation underscores a hard truth in modern media: optics and silence can define a career as much as your reporting."
Peter Schrager Reflects on One Year at ESPN With a Super Bowl on the Horizon
"My goal is you see my face on ESPN and you say, ‘Oh s**t. Schrager’s on today, what’s he got. This is going to be fun."
Sports Radio’s Million Dollar Idea Lies in the Hometown Call
"This isn’t about choosing radio over TV. It’s about giving fans the option to experience the biggest moments their way—radio doing exactly what networks are already trying to do."
The Masters Shows Sports Radio How To Build Lasting Traditions Again
"Sports radio doesn’t need to chase viral moments or reinvent itself every six months. It needs to plant a flag. Create something listeners can circle on their calendar. Something they talk about months in advance and remember long after it ends."
The NFL Investigation by the Department of Justice Is Fueled by All the Wrong Reasons
"If the standard for an “anticompetitive” league is one that still delivers the overwhelming majority of its product for free, in local markets, on over-the-air television—then what exactly are we measuring? And more importantly, who are we protecting?"