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Axl Rose, Ozzy Osbourne & Rock’s Greatest Onstage Meltdowns

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The Zalinski Effect: What a Movie Villain Teaches Us About Radio’s Talent Paradox

"We just give the driver another reason to plug their phone in and leave us behind."

It’s OK to Be Pro-America: Why Radio Should Embrace July 4th

"The timing of FIFA visitors coming to the USA as we celebrate our 250th birthday is perfect."

SportsCenter: AM Has the Best Comedy Team on Sports Television

"Striewski and Scott do not claim to be comedians, but they are hardly your typical studio desk jockeys. In truth, they are beyond labels. They are simply outstanding SportsCenter anchors who showcase their inimitable humor, genuinely enjoy working together, and produce a broadcast that is equally informative and entertaining."

Al Michaels Hints at When He’ll Know Its Time To Step Away From Calling NFL Games

"If I feel not as what I have been or the way I perceive myself to have been, that’ll be time to step away."

Prime Video Viewership Sets Platform’s Record for Most Watched Thursday Night NFL Season Ever

"The 2025 season posted gains across all major adult demographics under 55, including viewers ages 18–34, 18–49, and 25–54."

‘Thursday Night Football’ Viewership Continues Year-Over-Year Gains on Prime Video

"Through seven weeks, TNF is averaging 15.29 million viewers, maintaining its best season since moving to Prime Video and the highest average for the franchise on any network since 2015"

Prime Video To Stream NFL Black Friday Game Globally for Free

"The game will be available in more than 240 countries and territories, with no subscription or Prime membership required, signaling a major expansion of the NFL’s international footprint"

Prime Video Viewership for 49ers vs Rams up 20% Year Over Year

"A dramatic 49ers-Rams overtime showdown drew 14.79 million viewers, marking a 20% increase over last year’s comparable matchup"

Prime Video ‘Thursday Night Football’ Viewership at All-Time High Through Three Weeks of NFL Season

"Prime Video is off to its strongest start in a decade, averaging 15.83 million viewers through its first three games of the 2025 season"

Al Michaels: ‘I’ll Keep on Going’ as Long as I Look Forward to the Game

"If you’re excited, if you want to be there, if you look forward to the game, you can’t wait for the game to start."

NFL Will Schedule Three Games on Christmas Day in 2025

"NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell recently announced plans for a tripleheader of NFL games this coming Christmas, featuring two games on Netflix and one on Amazon Prime"

Amazon’s Prime Video to Broadcast NFL Wild Card Game for Remainder of Media Rights Deal: Report

The reported transaction also indicates the first time the NFL has committed to regularly putting a playoff game on the vertical as it continues to do business with digital ventures.

Amazon’s Prime Video Averages 22.07 Million Viewers for Exclusive NFL Wild Card Matchup

This broadcast peaked with 24.66 million viewers during the 9 to 9:15 p.m. EST quarter hour, indicative of the highest peak audience for an NFL Wild Card game airing on Saturday night since 2022.

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"The timing of FIFA visitors coming to the USA as we celebrate our 250th birthday is perfect."

SportsCenter: AM Has the Best Comedy Team on Sports Television

"Striewski and Scott do not claim to be comedians, but they are hardly your typical studio desk jockeys. In truth, they are beyond labels. They are simply outstanding SportsCenter anchors who showcase their inimitable humor, genuinely enjoy working together, and produce a broadcast that is equally informative and entertaining."

AI Isn’t Replacing Sports Media Talent, It’s Replacing Those Who Ignore It

"Five years from now, I don't think employers will ask whether applicants know how to use AI. They'll simply assume they do, just as they assume candidates know how to send an email, edit audio, or post to social media. The differentiator won't be whether you use AI. It'll be how effectively you use it."