Has all of Twitter gone Crazy?!?! It’s everywhere. And it’s in your face all of the time: Sports Media Coverage. I actually recall days just ten years ago when SportsCenter would air a live episode at 7am and then air the same one over and over again all morning long until another new one at say Read more →
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Pros and Cons of Constant Sports Media Coverage
Written by on June 19 2013 last updated on June 19 2013 in Social Media in SportsContributed by Michael Rudd
Sports Radio a Sports Media Option of the Past
Written by on June 19 2013 last updated on June 18 2013 in Sports MediaAdministrated by Bryan Mcwilliam
Sports radio usage is declining amongst fans according to a recent sports media study conducted by the Sporting News. The study – which involved online surveys – shows sports radio content has declined and it currently trails other sports media options such as social networking and smartphone usage. Social networking, media and smartphone usage provide Read more →
Sports Illustrated Expands Sports Media Presence with SI Now
Written by on May 29 2013 last updated on May 28 2013 in Sports MediaAdministrated by Bryan Mcwilliam
Sports Illustrated, one of the most recognizable brand names in sports is ready to expand its sports media presence. The company, which is part of Time Inc., is adding to its roster of original video with a 30-minute live-streaming talk show every weekday beginning next Monday. The show will air daily at 1 p.m. EST Read more →
NFL Play 60 is a Key Player for National Physical Fitness and Sports Month
President Barack Obama and the President’s Council on Fitness, Sports and Nutrition have dubbed the month of May National Physical Fitness and Sports Month. First Lady Michelle Obama’s Let’s Move! initiative has sponsored dozens of events and partnered with schools, corporations, community and faith-based organizations alike to encourage children and families to get active and Read more →
Tips on How to Cover a Sporting Event Through Twitter
Written by on May 24 2013 last updated on May 24 2013 in Social Media in SportsAdministrated by Sean Larson
Whether you love it or hate it, Twitter has changed the field of sports journalism. Just last decade, the only way to follow along with a sporting event was to either attend it yourself or by tuning in on television. Now, any fan can log onto Twitter during the game and, simply by following the Read more →
How To Land Your Dream Job In Sports with Erin Sharoni, Jim Rome On SHOWTIME – Co-Host
One of the many benefits of being a Sports Executives Association member is the access we provide our members to top sports business professionals are willing to share their story, experiences and advice with aspiring sports business professionals. Yesterday, we were joined by Erin Sharoni, Co-host of Jim Rome on SHOWTIME. Who Is Erin Sharoni? Read more →
ESPN and Twitter to Join Sports Media Forces
Written by on May 15 2013 last updated on May 15 2013 in Sports MediaAdministrated by Bryan Mcwilliam
ESPN and Twitter have announced a major deal, in which the social media giant will post sports-related highlight videos on their site, moments after the live action unfolds. The deal should generate advertising revenue for both parties. Highlights will range from NCAA football to qualifying matches for soccer’s World Cup 2014 to the X Games. Read more →
Ebbets Brings Historic Feel to ’42′
Written by on April 19 2013 last updated on April 18 2013 in Sports MediaAdministrated by Bryan Mcwilliam
Last Friday, the film ’42’ was released in theatres in anticipation of Jackie Robinson Day, which the baseball world celebrated on Monday. The film is based on the life story of Jackie Robinson and his history-making signing with the Brooklyn Dodgers under the guidance of team executive Branch Rickey. The film has already received rave Read more →
Who Will Be The Next Sports Executives Association LIVE Q&A Co-Host?
Written by on April 15 2013 last updated on April 29 2013 in Featured ArticlesAdministrated by Mark Burns
Are you pursuing a career in sports media, broadcasting or journalism? Do you dream of becoming the next on-air talent like Tracy Wolfson interviewing college football coaches on CBS? Or maybe you want to be Jim Nantz and Verne Lundquist calling NCAA Tournaments games? Or how about Craig Sager strolling NBA sidelines interviewing the likes of Read more →
Acuvue, Dwight Howard and Sports Media
Written by on April 12 2013 last updated on April 16 2013 in Sports MediaAdministrated by Bryan Mcwilliam
Dwight Howard is one of the most recognizable faces in basketball. He’s had his fair share of good and bad moments in his career, but one thing Howard is known for is his media image. Howard frequently works on expanding his image through multiple sources and the superstar is back at it once again with Read more →
Kings Fans Asked to Use Sports Media to Save Team
Written by on April 10 2013 last updated on April 9 2013 in Sports MediaAdministrated by Bryan Mcwilliam
There is a very good chance that NBA basketball will be making its way back to Seattle in the near future. The Supersonics moved from Seattle to Oklahoma City – who later became the Thunder – to begin the 2008-2009 season. However, in 2012, a group of investors came forward with a plan to build Read more →
SportsCenter Gives Fans a Reason to Watch and Tweet
Written by on April 8 2013 last updated on March 18 2013 in Social Media in SportsContributed by ashleyray
Want your tweet aired on SportsCenter? Need help with your March Madness bracket? SporstCenter is giving fans more than one reason to watch and tweet. I caught an episode of SportsCenter a few weeks back and noticed a brilliant trend – they were using hashtags to introduce rundowns of MLB position players killing it in Read more →
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