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ESPN Direct-To-Consumer Pricing Is Right Where It Should Be
"I heard media folks bitch about $29.99 per month, and in the next sentence, say they were ok spending $750-$1000 for a ticket to attend an NBA playoff game. Make it make sense, folks."
What the NFL Can Teach News/Talk Radio About Staying Relevant
It’s not good enough to just assume that ratings may not be as strong in non-election years.
YouTube Announces Week One NFL Matchup From Brazil To Stream For Free
"Streaming the Friday night game to fans for free around the world will mark YouTube’s first time as a live NFL broadcaster."
Clay Matthews Joins ‘Bussin’ With The Boys’ For Upcoming Football Season
"You presented the offer to me, and I jumped on it. I’m excited and looking forward to it. I think it’ll be a good mix of the boys.”
YouTube Labeled ‘Heavy Favorite’ to Broadcast NFL Game From Brazil in Week One
This game featuring the Los Angeles Chargers and a yet-to-be-identified opponent would be available for free.
How Sports Radio Can Score More Sports Fans For Free
"Why aren't more radio stations saying with added emphasis, “Don’t pay anything—listen to all the action here?"
Why Bill Belichick Should Rethink College Football and Return to Sports Media
“Surely Belichick could have maintained his lifestyle, made something close to his $10 million UNC salary and he would have enjoyed much more privacy.”
NBC Sports President Rick Cordella Agrees There’d Be “Symmetry” to MLB Package on the Network With NBA, NFL Rights Deals
“There's a few different deals that are up at this time, including MLB. We look at all of them and we'll make an assessment and a decision.”
2025 NFL Draft the Second-Most Watched Draft on Record
"The 2025 NFL Draft the second-most viewed NFL Draft on record, only trailing the 2020 Draft, which was held live from Commissioner Roger Goodell’s home during the COVID pandemic."
Why Mel Kiper Jr. Deserves More Credit for the NFL Draft’s Success Than He’ll Ever Receive
“It could be argued that no one has done more for the NFL as a media business than Kiper.”