Category: Broadcasting
Video streaming: The fastest growing segment of play-by-play; Almost any event, anywhere, live or on-demand
In 2017, there were 134,000 hours of sports programming available on television in the […]
NBC releases its NHL playoff schedule for the first round; All games will be televised nationally
NBC releases its NHL Playoff schedule for the first round. All games will have a […]
Legendary sports media critic Rudy Martzke releases his popular Rudy’s
Rudy Martzke ruled the space for years. He penned regular sports media columns for USA […]
Syracuse dominates the sports broadcast landscape; From the who’s who today to the who’s who tomorrow
Other colleges have produced network stars. Al Michaels attended Arizona State, Vin Scully, Fordham and […]
Halloween scare for sports announcers; from the low minor leagues to the Olympics
It’s Halloween, season of ghosts, goblins, chainsaw wielding murderers and rowdy teenagers. It’s a night […]
‘Good Morning Football’ – NFL Network’s diverse quartet mixes news and analysis with humor, spunk and depth
GMF features an actor, an author and a Canadian born ex-NFLer; not to mention a […]
Clashing Announcers: A famous 1980 punch and other animosity; But a skirmish over a chair? Never!
Last week, two TV colleagues squabbled over who sits where in the broadcast booth. […]
MLB Network’s Harold Reynolds: Travel ball diverts poorer prospects away from the game; Likes Astros to win World Series
It’s always interesting running into a personality like MLB Network’s Harold Reynolds. He’s one of […]
Baseball Broadcast Historian Curt Smith ranks top 5 all-time Play-by-Play announcers
Curt Smith, a former White House speechwriter for the first President Bush, George Herbert Walker, […]
Streaming of Orange Sports Creates Even More On-Air Opportunities For Syracuse Students
Syracuse distinguishes itself from other schools in the ACC or SEC because the announcers for its live streams are predominantly students.
NFL Says Interest in Radio Row Is Still Very Strong
It’s no secret that revenue for traditional radio has weakened precipitously in recent years.
An NHL Radio Legend: A Q&A with the Inimitable Voice of the Carolina Hurricanes, Chuck Kaiton
Future radio play-by-play announcers of all sports backgrounds can learn from Kaiton’s masterful work.