ESPN’s Adam Schefter on sending entire CBA story to Bruce Allen for “edits”: “Looking back, I shouldn’t have done it.”
"It was a step too far and, looking back, I shouldn't have done it."
"It was a step too far and, looking back, I shouldn't have done it."
Yes, Outside The Lines will still "anchor" ESPN's journalism, but that anchor got a lot smaller and less prominent with this change.
Discussion of the Draymond Green-Kevin Durant incident in particular has focused more on offseason implications than current on-court effects.
The project aims to educate both student journalists and professional journalists on concussion reporting terminology and best practices.
Gundy told reporters (through a sports information staffer) that they'd lose access to players for the rest of the year if they asked about Jalen McCleskey's transfer.
Golf Digest's 2012 profile on Dixon helped raise awareness of the issues with his case, leading to this eventual vacation of his conviction.
In a journalism panel broadcast on CSPAN, Cullen "offered details of a scene on the night of the bombings that Ms. Carroll and Mr. Fielder conclude was a "complete fabrication.''
ESPN says the position outlived its usefulness, so how did we get to that point?
"If that is the way this information is gonna be disseminated, than draft night’s done. It’s finished. As a show." Yes, Jason La Canfora tipping picks since 2013 has clearly ruined the NFL draft, as shown by the massive ratings it's drawn since then.
The head of an organization that represents wrestling media and wrestling communications professionals is taking a stance in support of USA Wrestling's background checks and mandatory online training for journalists looking to gain credentials.
Associated Press Sports Editors president Jeff Rosen called these requirements "problematic on multiple levels."
Big Baller Brand business partner Alan Foster told Jeff Goodman he was wrong to publish on-the-record comments from LaVar Ball with Ball's approval, because "LaVar is going to say yes to 90 percent of the things you ask him."
Media reports don't always show the whole story, thanks partly to what's newsworthy and partly to what readers care about. Outlets should think about contextualization of their stories, but consumers should also consider what isn't being reported or widely shared.