USA Wrestling requires journalists to undergo background checks and online training over sexual abuse, APSE pushes back
Associated Press Sports Editors president Jeff Rosen called these requirements "problematic on multiple levels."
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.
This is a long-time goal for Patrick, who worked with Full Sail University to develop a program focused on practical sportscasting instruction and will be personally involved, along with other sports media personalities serving as guest instructors.
"It’s not the job of Hill -- or any other ESPN journalist, for that matter -- to concern herself with the network’s business relationships. In fact, the separation of “church and state” is a longstanding core concept in any news organization worth its salt."
Much of journalism is aggregation.
Johnson's 21-for-24 performance suggests maybe media members need to think about their questions more.
A NASCAR exec reportedly held up Gluck's USA Today story to all the drivers at the midseason update meeting to complain about it.
Many of Gray's SI colleagues didn't like his anti-longform commentary, and other writers refuted him with stats.
How grumpy do you have to be to get bent out of shape over something fun like this?
Bristol's business side didn't restrict its reporters from spoiling NFL schedule details.
Media coverage affecting players' finances isn't really new; only the explicit link is.
Models like Patreon might make particular sense for sports journalists who can offer unique coverage of something specific.