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Dusty Harrah Named New Brand Manager 1080 The Fan, 910 ESPN Portland
"The Fan is special to me and so are the people who work for the station and in our building at Audacy Portland.”
Approaching The Summit: Laurence Holmes, 670 The Score
"If you're someone who's just entering the industry or you're thinking about entering the industry, you need to take these panels with on air talent really seriously."
Indiana Fever Announce Radio Broadcast Agreement With 93.5/107.5 The Fan
“Basketball is such an integral part of the Indiana community and the Fever are certainly a big part of that story."
Tony Barnhart To Retire Following Upcoming College Football Season
“After many talks with my bride, Maria, friends, family and colleagues I have decided it will be my last.”
Bill Belichick Brought Out The Worst In Sports Media This Week
"This week, there was a whole lot of drama. What I couldn’t understand is why there was drama in the first place."
Peter King Says Mel Kiper Jr. Was “Over the Top” on ESPN NFL Draft Broadcast
“ESPN accomplished what it wanted to do. It made Shedeur a huge story. He was a big story already, and this made it huge.”
Approaching The Summit: Mike Ricordati, 97.1 The Fan
"I've been told since I started in this business that radio's dying, and yet we're still here, and I think it's the willingness to share ideas with each other is the reason why we are still here."
Meet The Podcasters: Mike Foss, ESPN
"Podcasts are a very intimate thing. It's an intimate one-to-one relationship with the listener. It makes sense to lean so heavily on the talent when you're marketing and presenting it.:
How Boston’s Jarren Duran Fan Interaction Brought Out a Justified Response From Sports Media
"The media often uses social issues to mount their high horses, seeking some holier-than-thou high moral ground. In the case of what happened in Cleveland, however, the response is justified"
Charles Barkley: ‘The Clowns at ESPN, They Always Make Me Laugh’
"I told you, I said, ‘Lakers aren’t a good team,’ but ESPN was just swinging on them like they were damn King Kong."