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Stephen A. Smith: Michael Wilbon “Was Right” in Comments About Not Being a Journalist
"Because I'm not a beat writer anymore in the locker room, folks want to say I'm not a journalist. You don't get the right to say that. Michael Wilbon does because Michael Wilbon has done it."
Michael DeCourcy Officially Retires From The Sporting News
"My wife and I moved back to Pittsburgh two years ago after having been away for 32 years. It’s our hometown, and our families live here. It’s a chance to spend more time with my wife."
Where Mike Felger’s ‘Soft’ Boston Media Criticism Hits and Misses
"You can’t call out softness in the market while excusing it in your own building."
Peter Rosenberg Mocks Coverage of Potential Beef With Michael Kay on ESPN New York
"With all due respect, they got a lot of inches to fill. Okay, you guys were bored today."
What Erin Andrews’ Latest Viral Moment Teaches About Context, Not Complaining
"If we choose to ignore perspective, none of us will ever learn from one another"
Toast to 10: Former Writers Reflect on a Decade of Coverage by Barrett Media
"The industry has been represented by many who have come and gone while leaving their mark along the path with Barrett Media"
Golf Lessons That Translate To Classic Rock
What makes that interesting for our world is that golf faces some of the same challenges as Classic Rock and Classic Hits stations.
Fred Toucher: Mike Greenberg ‘Misses The Point’ on Radio
"By improvising for four hours a morning, you’re required to at least share your personality, if not details of your personal life."
ESPN Not Reimbursing Talent That Purchase Twitter Verification
"As for the company accounts we, along with several other companies, continue to be in a beta test for 'Verified Organizations.'"
Chris Myers: There’s Nothing Like the “Rush” of an NFL Game
“The rush of an NFL game, I’ve got to tell you," Myers said, "I’ve always loved events and interviewing athletes and coaches and people in and around sports, but there’s really nothing like the NFL.