The Athletic continues losing money, but losses have narrowed
The Athletic still isn't profitable, but it's getting there.
The Athletic still isn't profitable, but it's getting there.
"What Black barbership you go in and say 'Let me get a Travis Kelce?'"
"Is that clear? I hope it is."
“Most of the internet is garbage. Traditional media publishers, on the other hand, are fact-driven and offer quality content."
"The entire newsroom is outraged at how badly this has been handled and how poorly the sports staffers have been treated."
The New York Times Guild is pushing back.
"It seems like [the newspaper industry] has already died."
"I don’t think it is a mistaken identity. I just think they didn’t do their due diligence."
"I don’t see us...competing with Amazon, Disney, and Apple. But everything else is on the table."
"The people who are most informed about a particular issue, are now the ones who are banned from covering the issue."
It helps that the Times paid in cash.
Will a second round of negotiations be more successful for The Athletic?
Nipplegate! Wardrobe malfunction! Remember the outrage!
"If editors had been aware of the conflict, the reporter would not have been given the assignment.”
Stein joined the NYT in 2017 after being laid off by ESPN.
After talks with Axios broke down, the Times might be swooping in.
New York Times NBA reporter Marc Stein may no longer have the television outlet that he once did...
The New York Times assigned Stein to the Orlando bubble for two months from the start.
Will regional MLB telecasts become too sterile with only one broadcast feed?
A recent incident involving broadcaster Dave Lamont highlighted tensions at the network.
Bergeron was SB Nation's editor-in-chief from 2017 through her departure in March, 2019.
Distinguishing between reporting and editorializing has become difficult territory for many media outlets in this current political climate.