 "Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)")
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SPORTS BROADCASTING HALL ACHIEVES FIRST GOAL.(Sports)
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Byline: TOM HOFFARTH
MEDIA
George Wensel, Tom Shelburne, Larry Thorpe and Julius Barnathan were among the 11inducted into the inaugural class of the Sports Broadcasting Hall of Fame the other day in New York. And if you have no idea who these people are, that's one of the reasons why this Hall was created.
Technically, the Hall happened because of Ken Aagaard, CBS Sports' senior VP of operations and production. As the new chairman of the advisory board for the Sports Video Group, which is the industry's top technology association and made of up folks in sports ...
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Disney outmatched in maximizing sports assets. (Commentary).(Buying broadcast rights for sports broadcasting)(Brief Article)
Magazine article from: Los Angeles Business Journal
; ...appear schizophrenic. After all, Disney continues to hoard sports broadcasting rights while it simultaneously seeks to shed the two professional...failure in franchise ownership erodes it. Dominating the sports broadcasting universe extends the reach of Disney's global brand while...
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+(Sheffield%2c+England) "The Star (Sheffield) (Sheffield, England)")
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A sporting discussion.
Newspaper article from: The Star (Sheffield) (Sheffield, England)
; ONE of the most influential figures in TV sports broadcasting will be speaking at Sheffield Hallam University on Wednesday. Robert Charles, controller of sport at Channel Five, will be appearing...
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Blacks in TV sports still in the minority.
Magazine article from: Jet
; The current attention being paid to minority hiring in sports is also shining a light on sports broadcasting, and the view is certainly not a very bright one. Minorities are rare in significant roles both in front of and behind the cameras...
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Before Buck. (Radio History).(Brief Article)
Magazine article from: St. Louis Journalism Review
; ...questions mailed in by listeners. His unique approach to sports broadcasting at KMOX was usurped by France Laux, who was extremely...Mack left KMOX in 1930, and although he did some other sports broadcasting, very little information was found about a further broadcast...
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Howard Cosell, broadcaster who championed cause of Muhammad Ali, dead at 77.(Obituary)
Magazine article from: Jet
; Known as the man who supported Muhammad Ali when he refused to be drafted and the innovator of modern-day sports broadcasting, Howard Cosell recently died at the Hospital for Joint Diseases in Manhattan. He was 77. Cosell died of a heart embolism...
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 "Lancashire Evening Post (Preston, England)")
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Armchair fans just want thrills.
Newspaper article from: Lancashire Evening Post (Preston, England)
; ...matches are more loyal than those who watch at home. That is the finding of research into the multi-million pound world of sports broadcasting at Lancaster University. Dr Tunde Buraimo looked at around 4,000 matches over 10 seasons as part of his PhD at Lancaster...
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When We Were One, Stories of World War II. (Book Reviews).(Book Review)
Magazine article from: Parameters
; ...was still in his twenties and continued as he became a highly respected sportswriter who was inducted into the National Sports Broadcasting and Sportswriting Hall of Fame in 2001. Heinz has written for The New York Times, Life, Look, True, The Saturday Evening...
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Dumb decisions no. 2. (Media on Media).(sports broadcasting)(Brief Article)
Magazine article from: St. Louis Journalism Review
; WHB radio in Kansas City isn't using Royals' manager Tony Pena as a guest on its sports call-in show because of Pena's Spanish accent. Host Kevin Kietzman says, He's not barred from the show or anything and it's nothing personal against Tony I have to think about the show It is a difficult
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Sports broadcasting: fair play from a EU competition perspective.(European Commission)(Case study)
Magazine article from: The International Sports Law Journal
; ...objective of this article is to give an overview of cases which the European Commission has dealt with regarding the sale of sports broadcasting rights. The cases have been examined from the perspective of competition law. I will only give a general outline of each...
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Keeping score: Randy Freer is president of Fox Sports Regional Networks, which dominates local sports broadcasting--although it faces some challenges. He puts a positive spin on the Dodgers' years with Fox.(Interview)
Magazine article from: Los Angeles Business Journal
; As president of Fox Sports Regional Networks, Randy Freer oversees a business that generates more than a billion dollars in revenue each year. Fox Sports has a stranglehold on sports rights in Southern California, having cut long-term deals with the Lakers, Clippers, Dodgers, Angels, Ducks and
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