TV and Streaming Viewing Picks for January 19, 2023: how to watch golf today
Golf Channel has four tournaments on its air today and ESPN+/PGA Tour Live will have several feeds devoted to The American Express tournament in La Quinta, CA.
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Members of US Congress call on ESPN to drop TikTok sponsorship
The partnership with TikTok raises "serious questions about ESPN corporate decision-making"
By not doing more, Dana White’s broadcast partners, like ESPN, risk credibility
Punting on an opportunity to do in-depth journalism comes at a cost.
A Disney spinoff of ESPN and ABC is again being floated, with one analyst calling it “reasonably probable”
"Spinning [off] ESPN/ABC is the best path forward, and we see it as a reasonably probable late-’23 event."
David Jacoby leaves ESPN after 23 years
Jacoby was an important ESPN figure in both on-air and production roles.
Superstar Racing Experience will shift to ESPN next summer, bring back ‘Thursday Night Thunder’
SRX is coming to ESPN in the summer of 2023.
Trent Dilfer reportedly set to be UAB head coach
Dilfer was a longtime ESPN football analyst and frequently appears on FS1's The Herd with Colin Cowherd.
Rebecca Lobo signs multi-year extension with ESPN as lead women’s basketball analyst
Lobo will continue her since-2004 run with ESPN.
Jemele Hill’s ‘Uphill’ is a raw, revealing account of her journey as a Black woman in sports media
"ESPN can be a difficult environment for anybody, as it simultaneously breeds competitiveness and ruthlessness."
TV and Streaming Viewing Picks for October 30, 2022: how to watch NFL Week 8
With the World Series taking today off, we focus on the NFL which has a London game streaming on ESPN+, a Fox doubleheader including three games in the late window plus Sunday Night Football in Western New York
ESPN blasted for terrible picture quality for Arkansas-Mississippi State
ESPN's picture quality has come under fire yet again.
Tulane Green Wave tweet video of uniform reveal interrupted by Aaron Judge home run
After seeing their game Friday repeatedly interrupted by Aaron Judge cut-ins, the official Tulane football Twitter account had some fun with that Wednesday.
Stephen A. Smith reflects on 2009 ESPN exit: ‘I was just a pain in the ass.’
"I had to sit at home and reflect on the decisions that I made and how I was just a pain in the ass. Because I had a firm belief in what I was doing. And the level of muscle that they placed down upon me made me feel strapped at times, and I was upset about that when I didn't realize why they were doing it."
