Legal vs. policy principles in broadcast television and radio ownership
Businesses are finding it harder to do business when the government, specifically the legislative and judicial branches of the government, either pass...
Baseball finally gets it right
In the book, “Bottom of the Ninth: Branch Rickey, Casey Stengel, and the Daring Scheme to Save Baseball from Itself” by Michael...
Streamers bridging gap between cost and innovation?
With cable down and streaming on the rise, will the 5% cable tax move to internet subscription companies like Netflix, Amazon, and...
Will the Entertainment and Sports Consumer come Home to Roost?
The old saying “When the chickens come home to roost” generally refers to some action of another that leads to a reaction...
Driving Innovation into Entertainment
In business and life, necessity sometimes drive innovation. Efficiency and cost-savings sometimes drive innovation. Lastly, inventive accidents and revenue-driving sometimes drive innovation.
Broadcasting of the Future
Podcasting is the broadcasting platform of the future. “Broacasting” is broadcasting for the people. In that sense, we are living in the...
Saving Sports and Entertainment with Science, Technology, & Data
This author went to law school not medical school. However, leadership and management skills are not exclusive to education or profession. They...
College Football’s Biggest Threat
The biggest threat to college football is itself. Meaning, those who manage the game (the NCAA, the conferences (Power Five), the universities),...
The Changing Rules of the Game
The game of baseball played most notably with Major League Baseball (MLB) clubs in America and in one Canadian city, and across...
Theatrical Windows Opening Opportunities
Change is a constant in life and business. Adaptation is the key to success in business. The entertainment, media, and sports industries...
