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Sports Star “Jones steals the ball he is streaking down the court as fast as lightning 3 seconds left he shoots half court it’s gonna be close. SWISH.! it’s in., Cavaliers win. Jones sinks the shot from half court Cavs win “That’s gonna be on sportscenter” says Michael Jordan in the locker room. “Thanks man” I said Jones up to bat in the bottom of the ninth, bases loaded their down 4, he swings it’s down the middle, pitcher hangs a slider, it’s off the bat. It’s a high fly ball it looks as

media. Diana Nyad, Michael A. Messner, and Cheryl Cooky research led them to finding that when it comes to broadcasting women do not receive as much coverage as men (2010:69). As of 2015, “women receive less than one percent of coverage on ESPN’s SportsCenter and Fox Sports 1’s Fox Sports Live” (Billings and Young 2015:4). However,

As a sport fan, particularly an NBA basketball fan, there isn’t anything that’s more genuine, authentic, and interesting to hear directly from the players themselves to me. There are numbers of sport media companies that provide instant updates, trending topics, and any eye-catching content that bring sport fans closer to the game; ESPN, Bleacher Report, and Sport Illustrated are just three of the many examples. Fans are given a variety of choices on ways to consume and receive information based

companies won't cover athletes. It’s very expensive and difficult and difficult to hold on to insurance as an athlete because some injuries could range from $20,000-$100,000. Injuries are now an accommodation to sports. Everyday when you turn on Sportscenter in the morning you hear about the newest star getting hurt, hardworking players who get no recognition get hurt which can range from them being out for almost a year which takes away a lot of money for that underrated player while a

Did you ever think to yourself, why are women’s pro sports never on tv? Little girls can have a women’s pro sport that they play to watch on TV. Girls who play sports have an example of how they’re supposed to do something in a specific sport. There is another way to do learn how to play the game properly. There should be more women’s pro sports on TV. Little girls can have another women’s pro sport on TV other than basketball which is rarely on. Many people across America think the games

Viacom President & CEO - Philippe Dauman The President and CEO for Viacom is Philippe Dauman. He has been the head of the company since September 5, 2006 has been on the Board of Directors since January 1, 2006. From May 2000 until September 2006, Dauman co-founded and was Co-Chairman and CEO of DND Capital Partners, LLC. Prior to him becoming Viacom’s President & CEO, he has had several roles at Viacom such as being Deputy Chairman and Executive Vice President of Viacom Inc. When he started

Equality Now! Let Us Get Loud and Be Heard Equality is a sensitive topic. We all heard it all during the past elections. There are only few politicians who lobby for equal pay, equal rights, equality across the board specifically if you are a woman. In April of 2016, Hillary Clinton a Democratic Presidential Candidate said in an interview with New York Times she would “use every tool” to close the wage gap. “It’s something that is long overdue, but I know we’ve just got to keep moving forward.”

In the past five years, only one of the top ten most watched sporting events in the United States included women’s sports. The event was the olympics while every other event was a men's events, (“Top 10”). Similarly, “SportsCenter, ESPN’s flagship program, dedicated just 2% of its airtime to women’s sports in 2014”(“SportsCenter’s Shameful”). However, most people tune into watch men’s sports more often than women’s because they are more interesting and the provide more entertainment for the viewer

To what extent are ESPN subscribers committed to the ESPN network and brand compared to on the air talent on the network? It’s no secret that ESPN has lost a multitude of popular sports broadcasters over the last few years. Many have joined FOX Sports, after being unable to come to terms with ESPN’s contract deals. These personalities include big names such as, Colin Cowherd, Jason Whitlock, Skip Bayless, Shannon Spake and Chris Broussard. Although moving forward without these reporters will save

yards per catch, caught 29 passes for 536 yards and scored four touchdowns. Although, his proudest moment being during an ESPN televised game against rivals, Bishop Gorman, came after successfully exhibiting a one-handed catch which made it to the SportsCenter Top 10 of the week. He followed his junior year with an even more impressive senior year catching 28 passes for 540 yards and five touchdowns. It was then that the opportunity for a collegiate career in