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6 Months After ESPN Radio Layoffs, How Much Has Changed?
After a nearly completely revamped lineup was introduced, I think we've given it some time to breathe. But have any of the previous issues been solved with the changes?
Amazon Investing in Diamond Sports Group Makes Too Much Sense
Just because Amazon has tons of money to spend doesn't mean it's done so unwisely. And any potential investment in Diamond Sports Group would be a wise investment.
As Sports Radio Leaders Prepare for 2024, Ask Yourself This One Question
Constantly, the leaders of major brands will say: "We're not in the radio business, we're in the content business." But if you're leaving out one entire area of content, are your words hollow?
Is the NFL Really an Unchallengeable TV Product?
If most opportunities to watch the NFL in primetime are regarded as miserable, is there really no way to beat the league in the ratings or has no one actually tried?
Are Desmond Howard and Charles Woodson Analysts or Fans?
Howard and Woodson used their platforms to provide Fox News-style analysis in defense of "their team". It should have been embarrassing, but I think they're proud of their work.
Comparing ESPN BET to ESPN Mobile Isn’t Fair
I have a hard time believing Steve Jobs would call ESPN BET "the dumbest f***ing idea I've ever heard".
Nationalizing NBA TV Rights Works for the League, But Not For Broadcast Partners
The league is looking out for itself by trying to get a huge rights fee. But there's only one problem: Who's going to agree to what the NBA wants?
When Did College GameDay Lose Its Way?
Fans of the sport grew to love the show because it exuded the same passion they held. It objectively is not that show any longer.
Is ‘Sports Radio’ Becoming ‘NFL Radio’?
If you think your audience only cares about the NFL, you're missing a gigantic segment of potential listeners.
Hugh Douglas Is Right, The Temperature Needs Lowered on NFL Analysis
You can be critical and not be a jerk. It shouldn't be hard to accomplish, but for some NFL analysts, that's easier said than done.