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Shattering Your Sports Media Comfort Zone Is the 2026 Resolution To Live By
"Ask yourself: If not now, then when? How about trying a resolution that could become your next destination?"
Sports Owns 96 of the Top 100 Most-Watched Television Programs in 2025
"The NFL alone is projected to contribute 84 telecasts, a strong showing though slightly below its 2023 record of 93."
Richard Deitsch Stepping Down From The Athletic
"In an era of media consolidation and endless job losses, I have been beyond lucky to have had such a long run between two national outlets that readers care about."
97.3 The Fan Signs Multi-Year Agreement for UC San Diego Basketball
"We are proud to establish this landmark partnership with UC San Diego, marking the first time 97.3 The Fan will serve as the exclusive broadcast home for Tritons basketball."
Former Dallas Cowboys’ Receiver Michael Irvin Announces Formation of Production Group
"We are looking so forward to bringing you those great, authentic stories. Stories that will raise you up, stories that will make you think. Some that may even drop a tear."
Sports Media Game-Changing Predictions for What’s Coming in 2026
"As 2026 approaches, one thing is clear: sports media will continue to evolve at a relentless pace."
ESPN Announces MegaCast Plans for College Football Playoff Quarterfinals
"The four quarterfinal games will be played Wednesday, December 31, and Thursday, January 1, with ESPN serving as the home of the primary telecast for each matchup."
David Samson on Charles Barkley’s NFL Critique Over Christmas Games: “You Don’t Do That”
"Charles Barkley did something I like to call pissing against the wind. There’s a very good lesson that little boys learn: you don’t do that."
Nielsen Expands Measurement Partnership With Roku
"This partnership combines Nielsen’s expertise in streaming measurement with Roku’s category leadership to give marketers the granular insights they need to grow their brands and drive results."
CBS Sports’ Matt Ryan in Talks With Atlanta Falcons for Front Office Role
"Ryan, 40, who retired in 2022 after a 15-year career, has spent the past few seasons as an analyst for CBS."