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ESPN President Jimmy Pitaro Notes “Difficult Decisions” as Network Begins Layoffs

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"We had to make some difficult decisions about job impacts that we will be communicating today."

NFL Network Insider Tom Pelissero Reportedly Departs As Part Of ESPN Layoffs

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"Pelissero joined NFL Network in July 2017. Before that, he covered the NFL for USA Today starting in 2013, part of a team that won an Associated Press Sports Editors Top 10 award."

Bill Handel: We’ve Lost 65% of Our AM Radio Audience on KFI in Past Decade

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"And if you look at revenue, revenue has just collapsed."

NHL Creating Local Broadcast Production Setup With At Least Four Clubs Beginning Next Season

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"Our main goal right now is to maintain as much flexibility as we can so that as the market matures and we start to understand what the future really holds, then we can react very quickly."

Toast to 10: The Power of Connection Through Barrett Media

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"Thanks to Barrett Media, I’ve maintained professional relationships with several of these top-tier broadcasters. Connections are so important in our business"

Anatomy of a Broadcaster: Joe Davis, FOX Sports

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"Davis gets emotional with his calls, but his emotions don’t get the best of him. He strikes a delicate balance between the two in an incredibly great way"

Anatomy of a Broadcaster: Ernie Johnson

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"He could teach a master class in the art of hosting. Smooth, prepared, and knowledgeable."

Anatomy of a Broadcaster: John Buccigross

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Passion. Fun. Creativity. Knowledge. These four pillars set him apart from many others, especially those that cover hockey like he does.

Anatomy of a Broadcaster: Gary Cohen

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Barrett Media produces over 20 stories per day on the music, news, and sports media industries. To make sure you're updated on the latest...

Anatomy of a Broadcaster: Curt Menefee

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While Curt Menefee may be the full-time host of Fox NFL Sunday, his job description is more than that. He’s a part-time therapist, traffic...

Anatomy of a Broadcaster: Bob Uecker

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As legend has it, when Bob Uecker was sent down to the minor leagues in 1961 after breaking camp with the Milwaukee Braves, manager...

Anatomy of a Broadcaster: JP Dellacamera

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“Dellacamera strikes a nice balance between maintaining interest in a match during the slow periods and the right amount of excitement for each big occasion.”

Anatomy of a Broadcaster: Jim Ross

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"There is something so down home and folksy about Jim Ross. Even if you aren’t a fan of professional wrestling, it’s hard not to be drawn to him."

Anatomy of a Broadcaster: Mark Jones

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"My early memory of Jones is when he hosted the weekly NBA show, The NBA Today on ESPN. He would end the show by shooting an imaginary basketball and holding the pose of the follow through as the studio lights went down."
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NFL Network Insider Tom Pelissero Reportedly Departs As Part Of ESPN Layoffs

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"Pelissero joined NFL Network in July 2017. Before that, he covered the NFL for USA Today starting in 2013, part of a team that won an Associated Press Sports Editors Top 10 award."

Bill Handel: We’ve Lost 65% of Our AM Radio Audience on KFI in Past Decade

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"And if you look at revenue, revenue has just collapsed."

NHL Creating Local Broadcast Production Setup With At Least Four Clubs Beginning Next Season

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"Our main goal right now is to maintain as much flexibility as we can so that as the market matures and we start to understand what the future really holds, then we can react very quickly."

Emmanuel Acho: ESPN Executives “Cowards” for Handling of Ryan Clark Firing

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"If you work long enough, you will get fired regardless of your profession. But to fire a man that helped bring a show its very first Emmy award in the midst of that show is cowardly."