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SiriusXM Media, GroupM and Edison Research Team Up for Sports Audio Report
The report notes sports fans spend six hours and 26 minutes with audio content each day—that’s over two hours more than the average American spends listening to audio.
NFL Media Announces 2024 NFL Draft Coverage
NFL Network will be on-site from the NFL Draft for the 18th year.
Noah Eagle Named USA Olympic Basketball Play-by-Play Voice for NBC
“I’m honored to be a part of the coverage for Team USA’s pursuit of gold on the hardwood. Both the men’s and women’s sides are loaded with star power and some of the most elite coaches the sport has ever seen."
Report: Bill Belichick Expected to Sign on with Omaha Productions
"He is believed to be biding his time until next January for openings on teams he has told confidants he would be interested in coaching..."
Jack Edwards to Retire as Voice of the Boston Bruins
"I thank every member of the Bruins and NESN for your loyalty, helping me to achieve and live out a lifetime goal, high above the ice."
The NBA Play-In Tournament is Simply About Money
By most estimates, the PIT has added millions of dollars in value for the league’s broadcast partners.
Verne Lundquist Deserved All The Praise and More During Final Broadcast
Verne Lundquist might be the last of a dying breed. And for all of the fantastic moments he's had behind the microphone, there was a missed opportunity for one final hurrah.
Adam Symson: Scripps’ Free Distribution Platform ‘Has Opened Up the Opportunity For Us to Acquire Live Sports Rights’
"We’re leaning into the content genres that consumers crave most from linear television."
WNBA Draft Averages 2.45 Million Viewers, Most-Watched in League History
Last year's WNBA Draft averaged 572,000 viewers on ESPN, marking a 328% year-over-year increase.
Masters: 9.59 Million Viewers; Down 20% From Last Year
This year’s final round only tops the two COVID-affected years of 2020 and 2021 as the lowest-rated since 1957 and the least-watched since 1993.