What can entertainment, media, and sports in 1918-1919 tell us today?
History is always a great judge. History is also a great companion to context. In September 1918, a major pandemic hit the United States. ...
A Summer of Baseball
As many cities, counties, states, and countries come back to life in public, professional sports will be at the center of the return. America’s...
NCAA enters the free market
April 29, 2020 will forever mark the day in the history of entertainment, media, and sports when “The NCAA’s highest governing body unprecedented...
What NBCUniversal, Fandango, and Vudu coming together means to you
NBCUniversal, the television and film studio, owns Fandango, the movie ticket and lesser-known digital movie streaming service, FandangoNow. Vudu, owned by Walmart until they...
Necessity meet change: Entertainment, Media, and Sports
This is the author’s one-hundredth column for Sports Radio America. No additional fanfare here, just getting to work, noting the milestone, continuing to produce...
The Return of Sports
As American’s and people around the world await the return of sports, there have been glimmers of hope to enter into the public mindset...
Times of Change in Entertainment, Media, and Sports
Leadership and courage in times of challenge and change is what allows people and industries to move forward. It is a requirement to step...
Los Angeles Clippers move to new location about ending shadowing
Five recent events define the Clippers organization move from the lesser known professional basketball team in Los Angeles. Move to where is yet to...
Three Ways Businesses Must Adapt
As the people of the world forge into the future, businesses must
find ways to adapt. Adapt to meet the
customer where they listen,...
What is Quibi, and does the data and market support its launch?
According to Vulture, Quibi
is a “subscription-based streaming platform designed to deliver short-form
scripted and unscripted content to your cell phone. The name is...
