Jul
14
Sports Media Weekly Podcst #40- Barry Horn, Dallas Morning News
July 14, 2010 | Comments Off
After a week off we are back for another edition of the Sports Media Weekly Podcast. Ken Fang at Fang’s Bites and I are pleased to be joined, for the entire episode, by Barry Horn, Sports Media Columnist for the Dallas Morning News. The big story on the table, of course, was “The Decision”. The [...]
Apr
1
Take A Look at the Future Covering the Final Four
April 1, 2010 | Comments Off
Dozens of reporters will descend upon Indianapolis for this weekend’s NCAA Men’s Basketball Final Four. Our friends at the National Sports Journalism Center at Indiana University have established a bureau, staffed by student reporters, that will provide comprehensive coverage of the action on and off the court. Material will be made available for use by [...]
Feb
19
Sports Media Once Again Play the Entitlement Card
February 19, 2010 | Comments Off
The latest in the Tiger Woods saga will play out this morning at the TPC at Sawgrass where Woods will make his first public statement since his private life became the focus of all things media following his minor traffic accident the day after Thanksgiving. News will be made today as Woods is expected to [...]
Feb
19
Journalism’s Fading Future: A Lost Generation?
February 19, 2010 | Comments Off
It’s not uncommon these days to hear public discussion of the future of journalism. Whether its a way to monetize online content already available or stream daily headlines to the millions of prospective tablet owners, journalism, as it so often does, has money on the brain. But behind the scenes, off the front pages, there’s [...]
Feb
10
Sports Media Weekly Podcast #22- Neil Best, Newsday
February 10, 2010 | Comments Off
Neil Best Neither rain, nor snow, nor sleet in the Northeast shall keep us from producing the Sports Media Weekly Podcast. I am joined by Ken Fang from Fang’s Bites and our special guest, Neil Best, sports media and business columnist at Newsday. The three of us lead off the week’s discussion on the record [...]


