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Several Leagues Reportedly Attempting To Accelerate Media Deal Talks Ahead of NFL Discussions
"Waiting too long could mean negotiating in a market already depleted by football’s gravitational pull."
Ranking the Best and Worst Super Bowl Host Cities From a Guy Who Lived on Radio Row
"Every Super Bowl city I’ve covered had some charm. None of them were disasters. This is like pizza—even the “bad” ones aren’t really bad. It’s just levels."
Does Stephen A. Smith Know His Dallas Cowboys Bit on ‘First Take’ Has Gone Stale
"When the same Dallas Cowboys punchline keeps getting recycled, the question shifts. It is no longer about whether it entertains, but whether it has become lazy."
Sports Radio Stations Can No Longer Treat Broadcasting Rights as a Safety Net
"When play-by-play is no longer yours to lean on, the only things left are the strength of the voice, the trust of the audience, and the reason listeners choose you when the game isn’t on."
How Phillip Lindsay Found a Fresh Identity in Sports Radio at 104.3 The Fan
"I approached it as this may be my opportunity to shake off my identity as just a football player and see what else I could do in my life. That’s why I decided to take that leap and try radio."
Why Sports Radio Brands Are Beginning To Think Twice About Super Bowl Radio Row
"Radio row didn’t lose its value overnight. It lost its purpose by inches. When the biggest week on the NFL calendar becomes about occupancy instead of moments, the math stops working."
Why Mike Francesa Believes Super Bowl Radio Row Has Lost What Made It Special
"The NFL has made everything there so expensive that I think it’s priced a lot of the local stations out of the market."
Super Bowl LX Media Row Underway From San Francisco
"The early start by several stations underscores the importance of Super Bowl week for sports radio, as media row once again becomes a key destination for live programming."
The Hypocrisy Behind an NFL Ban on Prediction Market Super Bowl LX Advertising
"Drawing a hard line against prediction markets while embracing sportsbook partners that provide the same offering during the Super Bowl feels less like principle and more like positioning."
Al Michaels: Sports Media Coverage Is “More Heat Than Light”
"With the internet now and social media — or anti-social media — it’s like everybody hates everybody."