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Why Braiden Bell Deserves to Be Re-Hired by the Portland Trail Blazers
"The Portland Trail Blazers can't have it both ways. No employer should."
Braiden Bell Seeking His Portland Trail Blazers Role Back Following Firing
"Braiden is not asking anyone to excuse what he wrote. He has owned it, without excuses. What he is asking is whether a boy’s words from fourteen years ago should outweigh everything the man has done since."
Portland Trail Blazers Fire Broadcaster Braiden Bell On Same Day Of Hire Following Discovery Of Controversial Tweets
"Social media posts made by our recently announced play-by-play broadcaster are in clear violation of team and league policies, as well as our values and expectations."
Why Social Media Feedback Is Far Too Valuable For Any Sports Brand To Ignore
"No manager should blindly react to every social media comment. But no manager should fully dismiss social media feedback simply because it comes from a platform where negativity can thrive."
NFL Partners For ‘Gametime’ Feed On Social Media Platform X
"For years, X has been a key platform for NFL fans to connect, react and engage around every NFL moment."
Sports Radio’s AI Debate Is Missing the Bigger Picture When Mistakes Occur
"AI isn’t the enemy, but it isn’t the savior either. It’s simply the latest extension of what radio has always done best—adapt. The brands that win won’t be the ones that avoid AI out of fear of being “caught.”
32% of Americans Say Social Media More Relevant Than Traditional Media, Deloitte Data Shows
33% of consumers added that they feel "a stronger personal connection" to social media creators than to TV personalities or actors.
Social Media is Dead: Here’s What Replaced It, And Why That’s Bad for News Media
The good news? There's really only one problem with this. The bad news? That problem is gigantic.
Marcellus Wiley: Ryan Clark “A Full Blown Mess”After Questioning Cam Newton’s Loyalty With Stephen A. Smith
"He let Stephen A [Smith] lead him into this, and he ain't got nothing to do with this."
Sports Media’s Business Lesson Behind Dane Moore’s Public Rejection to ESPN
"Creators spend years hoping their work gets noticed by platforms that reach millions of people. When that opportunity presents itself, most don’t treat it like a political statement. They treat it like a stepping stone."