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Emily Boldon Exits Audacy’s WSTR Atlanta Brand Manager Role

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"This decision reflects broader industry consolidation trends."

If NHL Teams Don’t Value Radio, Then Why Should Radio Value the NHL?

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"Teams are absolutely entitled to control expenses. No one should fault them for searching for operational efficiencies. But partnerships work both ways. If one side continues reducing its investment, the other side eventually reevaluates its own. That's just smart business."

Why Former Radio Executive Dan Mason Finally Wrote His Life Story

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"Some of it is personal, some of it involves radio, some of it involves sports broadcasting, which I did, and some of it involves acting, which I did."

Explaining The Difficult Balance in Sports Reporting That the Public Never Considers

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"Fans judge reporters by the stories they publish. They never see the ones that stay in a notebook because they don't affect the game, the team or the public."

ESPN Reportedly Parts Ways with NBA Reporter Zach Lowe as Disney Layoffs Continue

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According to reports from Andrew Marchand of The Athletic, ESPN and NBA insider Zach Lowe have parted ways. Disney, ESPN's parent company started another...

ESPN and WNBA Average Nearly 1 Million Viewers in Playoff Game Without Caitlin Clark

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It has been a record-breaking year all around for the WNBA with the addition of Caitlin Clark and a very talented rookie class. Clark's...

Scott Van Pelt Represents the Past and Future of ESPN SportsCenter Anchors

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It is fitting that ESPN SportsCenter anchor Scott Van Pelt is based in Washington DC, because he’s a national treasure, standing as tall as...

ESPN College GameDay Off to Best 4-Episode Start Ever; Rece Davis Has ‘Had a Blast’ Working with Nick Saban

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College GameDay, ESPN's college football pregame show which has become as much a part of football Saturdays as hot dogs and beer, is off...

ESPN Sunday Night Baseball Finishes Season as Most Watched in Five Years

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This season of Sunday Night Baseball on ESPN generated its most-watched season in five years – since 2019 – according to Nielsen numbers the company...

Cris Collinsworth NBC Extension Means Network NFL Analyst Roles Are Filled Through 2027 Season

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So, Cris Collinsworth haters, today is not your day. According to Andrew Marchand’s reporting for The Athletic, Collinsworth and NBC are closing in on...

Overlapping Monday Night Football Games on ESPN and ABC Average Over 19 Million Viewers

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In Week 3, ESPN’s Monday Night Football featured two games, with staggered start times of 7:30 p.m. and 8:15 p.m. ET, resulting in more than 2...

Caitlin Clark Playoff Debut Delivers Most-Watched WNBA Playoff Game Ever Across ESPN Platforms

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Over the weekend, Caitlin Clark made her WNBA playoff debut and while the NFL was in action, many wondered how the numbers would shake...

What Jason Goff Calls ‘Old-School’ is Costing Radio Great Talent

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When Jason Goff told his podcast listeners that he would not be joining 670 The Score, he said something that genuinely made me furious....

CBS Sports and Big 12 Expand College Basketball Partnership Through Sublicense Agreement with ESPN

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CBS Sports and the Big 12 Conference have announced an expansion of their partnership, increasing the number of Big 12 men’s college basketball games...
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If NHL Teams Don’t Value Radio, Then Why Should Radio Value the NHL?

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"Teams are absolutely entitled to control expenses. No one should fault them for searching for operational efficiencies. But partnerships work both ways. If one side continues reducing its investment, the other side eventually reevaluates its own. That's just smart business."

Why Former Radio Executive Dan Mason Finally Wrote His Life Story

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"Some of it is personal, some of it involves radio, some of it involves sports broadcasting, which I did, and some of it involves acting, which I did."

Explaining The Difficult Balance in Sports Reporting That the Public Never Considers

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"Fans judge reporters by the stories they publish. They never see the ones that stay in a notebook because they don't affect the game, the team or the public."

Can The Wall Street Journal Challenge The New York Times in the Podcasting Race?

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The Daily didn't become a juggernaut overnight, and The Wall Street Journal's next big audio bet likely won't either. Still, the ingredients are there, and the ambition is obvious.