-
Recent Posts
Tags
- 9/11
- advertising
- apple
- Because I can
- books
- C-SPAN
- ch07Movies
- copyright
- Disney
- ethics
- first amendment
- free speech
- global media
- Hamilton
- ipad
- legal issues
- long tail media
- magazines
- media bias?
- media business
- media law
- mobile media
- mobile phones
- motorcycle
- movies
- music
- National Parks Tour
- news
- newspapers
- North to the Yukon
- opinion writing
- photography
- politics
- pre-class video
- public relations
- questions
- Secret 3
- Secret 4
- social media
- Star Wars
- Super Bowl
- television
- travel
- Truth 4
Blog Post Categories
Posts Archived by Year/Month
Old Blog Features
Tag Archives: sports
Live sports are TV’s salvation – but there ain’t no sports…
It’s pretty clear that the one thing that draws people age 18-49 to conventional TV these days is live sports. So what happens when there aren’t any live sports anywhere in the world? With all the choices globally, that’s an … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 9
Tagged CH08 TV, covid readings, covid19, ESPN, sports, SportsCenter
Comments Off on Live sports are TV’s salvation – but there ain’t no sports…
How Did/Should Television Cover Kevin Ware’s Horrific Injury?
In 1999, my eldest son and I went to see the Pittsburgh Pirates play the Milwaukee Brewers in a Fourth of July game. I have no idea now who won, but I do remember seeing catcher Jason Kendall suffer a … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 14, Chapter 9
Tagged Big Dance, sports, Sports injury photos
Comments Off on How Did/Should Television Cover Kevin Ware’s Horrific Injury?
And we are back with new Questions Worth Asking (Maybe)
After a month or so summer break, Living in a Media world is back with some fresh Questions Worth Asking (Maybe) Will there be an all-female group of Expendables in the third outing? Please, please, please, with Helen Mirren at … Continue reading
Jeremy Lin – Can race-based humor not be racist?
A blog by sudden NBA star Jeremy Lin as a 15-year-old has grabbed online attention today. There’s several things interesting about it. According to sports blog Deadspin, Lin’s teenage blog was under the address: chiNkBaLLa88.xanga.com. (You can follow the link, but … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 10
Tagged social media, sports
Comments Off on Jeremy Lin – Can race-based humor not be racist?