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ESPN Announces Contract Extension for Lisa Salters, Promotes Laura Rutledge, Adds Katie George, Peter Schrager
"ESPN is retooling its broadcast teams, extending the contract of veteran reporter Lisa Salters, promoting Laura Rutledge into a weekly sideline role, and adding Katie George and Peter Schrager to the mix"
Why An ESPN College Football RedZone Is Destined To Fail
"Now that ESPN owns the RedZone brand, ideas to expand into other sports are natural, but they ignore the realities of why RedZone works"
Yahoo Sports Tabs Andrew Siciliano As New Host of ‘Inside Coverage’
"Veteran broadcaster Andrew Siciliano has been tapped as the show’s new host, bringing nearly three decades of NFL coverage experience to the role."
Morning Show Boot Camp Hits All the Right Notes
“A few hundred attended, and the energy throughout the Austin Marriott and Waterloo Ballroom was excellent.“
Why the Fear of ESPN Influencing Proven Programs Is Baseless
"ESPN has built a massive platform—one that is more mainstream, more adaptive, and more forward-thinking than most of its competitors"
How ESPN Built a Case Study To Become a Sports Amazon
"ESPN has never had more reach. More power. More control. But if you’re looking for true variety in voices, tone, or perspective, that might be harder to find"
ESPN Chairman Jimmy Pitaro: Coverage of NFL Not Changing With League Owning 10% of ESPN
"We’ve been very clear with the NFL from day one that nothing is changing in terms of how we cover the league"
Rich Eisen Excited To Roll up the Sleeves With New NFL Network, ESPN Partnership
"Totally blown away that this is happening—but in a good way for various reasons"
Kansas City Chiefs Announce Pre-Season Television and Radio Broadcast Teams
"The quality of broadcasts available to Chiefs Kingdom over the radio airwaves throughout preseason, regular season, and postseason are second-to-none"
Is ESPN Direct-To-Consumer Service Enough To Bring Fans In?
"What ESPN has done in crafting its positioning for the launch of ESPN DTC is in the same vein as Ray Kinsella plowing his cornfield: betting on a vision, catering to a calling—and time will tell if they will come"