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More Bad Habits From The Broadcast Booth
"I heard from many of my broadcasting peers to point out a few more of these hard habits to break. My apologies to the band Chicago."
Correcting Bad Habits In The Broadcast Booth
"I’ve listened back to some of my work this season and noticed a few of these “crutches” and I cringe a little bit. I can only imagine what our listeners are thinking."
There’s No Such Thing As Too Much Prep
"Baseball is filled with numbers, stats and tons of information provided by the team. From all of that, you have to decide what is important to your listening audience."
Baseball Play-By-Play Evolves On The Radio
"The Voices of Summer are on the case bringing you the National Pastime in its purist form, even if that art form has changed a little bit."
It’s The Busiest Time Of Year For Play-By-Play Guys
"Brian Anderson of the Milwaukee Brewers, Jason Benetti of the White Sox, Gary Cohen of the Mets and Tom McCarthy of the Phillies are just a few of these guys that have pulled or are pulling double duty."
Facebook MLB Viewership Lower Than Expected
Facebook’s exclusive Major League Baseball broadcasts have been met with a number of unhappy fans who would prefer to watch the game on traditional...
Facebook Strikes Exclusive Deal with MLB to Air 25 Games
Facebook has agreed to a deal with Major League Baseball which will provide the social media platform with exclusive streaming rights to 25 afternoon...
Are Barstool Sports and ESPN a Good Fit For Each Other?
To say that the inside of a sports media office is similar to the inside of a locker room would be a fair comparison....
BSM Podcast – Season 2 – Episode 3 – Bob Fescoe – 610 Sports
On the third episode of Season 2, Jason starts with The 5 in 5. This week's topics include Jim Rome's Smackoff, Jay Bilas' issue with...
Will Audiences Pay For Local Sports Radio Digital Content?
The interest in sports radio programming continues to soar across the globe. But is that appetite for sports audio content strong enough to expect local audiences...