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When investors think about sports, their mind might jump straight to owning a team or buying a stake in a league. While deals such as the record $10 billion acquisition of the Lakers by billionaire ...

Trust Stephen A. Smith to tell it the way he sees it—especially when it comes to the sports media landscape he helped shape with his brand of ferocity. Smith, one of the most recognized voices in the ...

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2023 has been a rough year for sports media. More than 150 jobs have been cut in recent layoffs across ESPN, Sports Illustrated, Warner Bros. Discovery, The Athletic, and NFL Media. Even without ...

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LAS VEGAS — On Sunday, 115 million viewers, give or take, will watch the Super Bowl. Nearly all of them will have opinions on the booth of Jim Nantz and Tony Romo, while the biggest star on the field, ...

The NFL season has been rife with tragedy—not that the league or its media partners have noticed. Cleveland Browns player Carl Nassib enters the bue tent during an NFL football game against the New ...

The sports media game has changed. Traditional media outlets—from local sports sections to ESPN—now share space with social media, independent channels and global online sources. Changing rules around ...