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Cam Newton: Speakeasy Should Avoid Using “Organic” in YouTube Growth Defense
"Those numbers came from 'Speak' and 'Undisputed.' Some would say the name [Speakeasy] was generated because it wasn't so much different than speak easy. Where y'all get that name from? It's so cool. Speak. Easy."
ESPN’s First Take Has an Opening, Skip Bayless Is the Answer
"Proven chemistry is difficult to manufacture. ESPN already knows this pairing works. With another opening on First Take, the easiest decision may also be the smartest one."
Shannon Sharpe Says He Would Love To Return to ESPN
"That’s not my call. I would love to go back if they were to call."
How Mina Kimes’ “Colossal F**K Up” Reminds Sports Radio To Avoid Endorsement Nightmares
"The lesson is clear: revenue is important, but reputation is priceless. A hasty endorsement may fill the ledger today, but it can erode trust tomorrow"
Shannon Sharpe Adds New Podcast to Shay Shay Media With Joe Haden, James Harrison
"We’re bringing fans into the locker room, into our lives and into the game in a way they’ve never experienced"
Skip Bayless Is the Blueprint for Adapting To Change in Sports Media
"Despite already being one of the most recognizable figures in sports media, he’s never stopped trying new things or finding new ways to connect with his audience"
Skip Bayless: Stephen A. Smith Struggled Early With Twitter on ‘First Take’
"In the early days of Twitter—and I don’t know if he still does it—he would just, in the breaks, read his phone"
Pete Carroll’s Coaching Philosophy is Great But Other Styles Are Just As Effective
"Just because a leader delivers hugs over headaches doesn't make it better or more effective."
Bomani Jones: Stephen A. Smith Is All ‘First Take’ Needs
"I think they can find somebody that is a reasonable facsimile. First Take didn’t need Skip Bayless"
Does Shannon Sharpe Have Options Following ESPN Dismissal?
"The answer today may be different in two days, two months, or even two years. Time heals all wounds, and oftentimes people forgive, though never forget"