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RT @FanHouse ESPN Horndog Dossier: Deadspin, ESPN Fight Raises Legal Questions -- Back Porch FanHouse http://retwt.me/1gBDz 13 days ago |
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Hey sports bloggers: I presume y'all are following the ESPN/Deadspin wars. But if not, you should. http://bit.ly/3pkP5z 29 days ago |
Strong Reactions on Deadspin’s Decision to Post ESPN Rumors
Midwest Sports Fans —
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My point is, it was like Daulerio was just doing these posts today…because.
Of course, its not just because. I imagine this has been a long time coming. These are items that have been saved for a rainy (or vengeful) day. Finally, after who knows how much prodding, AJ started to empty his inbox and unloaded on people that lots of readers have probably never heard of.
Deadspin’s barrage on ESPN raises legal questions — (Clay Travis, ...
Deadspin vs ESPN feud. An excuse to stick it to Sean Salisbury?
NESW Sports, Sports Videos —
Another Take on the Deadspin vs ESPN feud. This has been going on for quite some time, but it came to it’s Zenith yesterday. Everyone is talking about it. Chris Mottram and Clay Travis will bring you up to speed much better than I ever could.
Basically ESPN has a bunch of wildly popular on screen talent and a ton of 20 something interns. Put that together with ESPN headquarters being located in Bristol Connecticut, where there is nothing to do, and it spells trouble. ...
Deadspin vs ESPN feud. An excuse to stick it to Sean Salisbury? (update )
NESW Sports, Sports Videos —
Another Take on the Deadspin vs ESPN feud. This has been going on for quite some time, but it came to it’s Zenith yesterday. Everyone is talking about it. Chris Mottram and Clay Travis will bring you up to speed much better than I ever could.
Basically ESPN has a bunch of wildly popular on screen talent and a ton of 20 something interns. Put that together with ESPN headquarters being located in Bristol Connecticut, where there is nothing to do, and it spells trouble. ...
Must Read
The Goose's Roost —
... I’m not sure what to think about all this just yet, but Clay Travis had an excellent analysis of what happened yesterday. If you have any interest at all in the development of the blogosphere, First Amendment rights, and the slight differences between “mainstream” and “popular”; this is a must read. ...
In The Blue Corner, Deadspin ... In the Red Corner, ESPN
Fang's Bites —
... the case of the ESPN Radio personality, was being handled in-house. There was no need to know. But because Daulerio chose to out them, they became public. It's led to all types of reaction on the blogosphere. Christopher Byrne of the Eye on Sports Media wrote an open letter and denounced Deadspin for crossing the line. Chris also posts an article in which he says Deadspin threw the sports blogosphere under the bus. Clay Travis, a former writer at Deadspin, looks at the legal ramifications of what Daulerio did and where it could lead. Chris ...
ESPN Employee Shenanigans, It’s In The Culture
Obsessed With Sports —
... Clay Travis over at the FanHouse brought up some issues that I had on my mind yesterday. Albeit, he did so is such a manner that is a bit more eloquent than I could have. ...
Deadspin’s assault on ESPN
The Hardball Times —
... I read these with my mouth agape, not because of the allegations contained in them, but because of Daulerio's decision to actually write about them, and Nick Denton's presumed approval of them to begin with. Yes, the Gawker empire is well known for trafficking in scandal, but this seems above and beyond their usual brand of muck. As AOL's Clay Travis -- lawyer, and, it just so happens, former Deadspin assistant editor -- notes, this may not amount to a meritorious defamation suit by ESPN, but it's certainly ...
Sports blogs, ESPN, and why I like Deadspin’s 'horndoggery' series
Alana G —
... 1) Some bloggers said that Daulerio “crossed the line.” He may have crossed your line, but if there is a single definitive line, it’s the legal one; and my unofficial legal opinion is that Deadspin did no wrong (FanHouse’s Clay Travis seems to agree). I respect if you’re the type of blogger who would never publish that kind of content for moral reasons, or to avoid getting a certain reputation. But if Deadspin is comfortable with publishing it, they should go for it. ...
Link Dump! Brought To You By Danneel Harris
Rumors and Rants —
... that I really want a cupcake right now.
So there’s been some backlash at Deadspin about this whole ESPN Steve Phillips thing…
A.J. Daulerio is a…well, go read the post - MGoBlog
Deadspin acts like professionals after being scooped - Stupid Sports Blog
The Deadspin backlash - SB Nation
Deadspin embarrasses itself with ESPN posts - The Sporting Blog
Deadspin’s barrage raises legal questions - FanHouse
Brooke Hundley did what now? - NY Post
An ...
Friday Morning Dump
Ballin' is a Habit —
There has been a lot of negative reaction towards Deadspin for their reaction to being scooped by the NY Post: from MGoBlog, Stupid Sports Blog, SBNation, With Leather, Sporting Blog, and AOL FanHouse. - Bobby Lutz isn't on the hot seat. - ZagsBlog catches up with the Big East coaches. - Jai Lucas will be back earlier than expected. - Ultra-marathon runners have problems with their toenails. - Ole Miss is thinking about changing their fight song. - Dana O'Neil on ...
Morning Journal- October 23, 2009
Sports Media Journal —
... Steve Phillips. Primarily how Deadspin has handled its reaction to the news. (I reluctantly mention them because they are now a news story in this saga but you will get no links directly here)…DISCLAIMER…Some of these links may contain material not suitable for all audiences… Chris Littman at the Sporting Blog summarizes much of the sentiment of other sports bloggers (count me in here) in calling Deadspin an embarrassment … Former Deadspin writer Clay Travis at Fanhouse looks at the legal side of Deadspins actions… Will Brinson at Fanhouse has ESPN’s ...
The Sports Media Title Fight: Deadspin vs. ESPN
The Phoenix Pub —
... Clay leads a pretty good counterpoint as far as what Deadspin’s rights actually are. As the ESPN Media is responsible for the oversight of their employees, Gawker is also responsible for the same in that regard for their employees. The thinking is that if, and only if, the story was seen by Nick Denton as potentially damaging to Gawker, he would not print it. ...
Richard Deitsch: Media Power Rankings for October
SI.com - Extra Mustard —
... to examine the story, as well as the rules of Internet play. (It also gave Deadspin a traffic day to remember.) Worth linking again is a measured and intelligent take by AOL FanHouse's Clay Travis , a lawyer-turned-sportswriter who briefly worked at Deadspin. 10. Chris Rose, Fox Sports pre- and postgame host: The broadcaster was ...
