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weblogs.newsday.com - 11/26/2008
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One of my favorite sports TV moments each week is when Stuart Scott, Steve Young and Emmitt Smith interview a star of the game for "SportsCenter" after "Monday Night Football." Most recently: Drew Brees.
The morbid curiosity is irresistible as Young and Smith struggle and fail to generate ...
thebiglead.com - 11/21/2008
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thebiglead.com —
We’ve been fortunate enough to land a couple
of memorable interviews - Whitlock , Kornheiser , Wilbon...
and Gary Smith , to name a few - but we’ve probably never reeled in a bigger TV presence than one of ESPN’s longest-tenured and ...
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An Interview with ESPN’s Bob Ley
collegehoopsjournal.com - 12/2/2008
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collegehoopsjournal.com —
A few months ago, I had the chance
to sit down with George and discuss everything from...
his start in the business (as a guy in the mail room at ESPN) to his sons’ affinity for high school football. My original piece on him was a human interest ...
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An Interview With ESPN President George Bodenheimer
deadspin.com - 11/26/2008
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deadspin.com —
By now everyone knows that ESPN paid $100
million more than Fox could afford for the rights...
to the BCS games beginning in 2009. Cementing, to a great degree, ESPN's status as a post-season college football monopoly (they now control 29 of the 34 bowl ...
(more)
Exploring the ESPN Business Model (Hint: It Involves ...
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