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The Paul Finebaum-ESPN Controversy Is a Reminder About Who You Represent
"Paul Finebaum’s removal from ESPN programming had nothing to do with politics. It was a reminder of something much simpler: words have consequences"
Paul Finebaum Reportedly Removed From Appearances On ESPN Programming
"ESPN vice president of public relations Bill Hofheimer was quick to deny the report"
How Paul Finebaum, Stephen A. Smith Show Network Safeguards on Political Leanings Are Outdated
"This is a perfect time for sports to be the great unifier it has always aimed to be, by breaking down the walls that prevent individuals from expressing political leanings"
Paul Finebaum Open to Leaving ESPN, Running for Potential Open Alabama Senate Seat
"It is very intriguing. I am thinking about it constantly, and that's difficult to do as your talking about college football 20 hours a week"
Clay Travis to Host ‘Outkick The Show’ on FS1
"FS1 will air the weekly edition of the opinion-driven show that has long served as a centerpiece of the OutKick brand"
Is OutKick the “Loser” in the FOX Sports, Barstool Sports Partnership?
"The deal between FOX and Barstool doesn’t cost Outkick anything, but it does send a very clear message: Outkick can’t do for FOX what Barstool does."
OutKick Sees More Than 6 Million Visitors During June
The growth in June featured increases of 19% in May and 14% year-over-year.
Do the Epstein Files Mark a Fork in the Road for News/Talk Radio Hosts?
It seems as if you can do what your audience wants, or do what the President wants. Not both. And that feels like a Catch-22.
Outkick Founder Clay Travis Blasts WNBA for Denying Credentials to Atlanta Dream Games
"No other ‘media’ outlet in America covering the WNBA is willing to ask her about it."
Sports Media Continues To Struggle With Women’s Sports
"Sports media is just too busy aiming for drama in a bite-sized economy where clicks matter more than substance, likes are worth more than depth, and social following matters more than audience."