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    in sports and putting them together permanently on First Take elevated the show and themselves to new levels. Ultimately, First Take allowed Smith, a sports journalist to become a flat out celebrity. Smith is still apart of First Take today, which is now among one of the most watched sports shows on television (Pruett, 2013). With Skip gone, Smith now mans the show alongside Max Kellerman from 10 a.m. to noon on weekdays still discussing the day’s sports topics (Duckworth, 2016). Nothing has changed nor will anything ever change in Smith’s strength of expression. Like his childhood hero Cosell, Smith’s big personality is what set him apart in the media and allowed him to become the man he is today. All in all, make sure you’re tuned into ESPN2 by 10 a.m. Works…

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    opportunity in the world of sports broadcasting, I knew if I wanted to work for ESPN I'd have to work from the bottom up, sense they'd want someone with experience. So, I packed my things and went rollin onto WPDE-TV, in Florence South Carolina. Then in 1993, after working in Raleigh, NC, and Orlando FL, i got my first job with ESPN, which started to put fate into place. Main Idea 1:ESPN The only person to give me a real chance at getting onto the staff of the brilliant sports…

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    What are the odds of one of the most common hobbies to be broadcasted on live tv to be a sport?There is one thing that most of us enjoy to just do when we're exhausted and when we just get home.Well if you guessed play video games you're correct.There is an average 42% of Americans that play at least 3 hours of video games a week.But that number is not that great for the population of america, so let's try the population of the world.More than 1.2 billion people are playing games worldwide,…

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    WVU Blowout Case Study

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    AUSTIN, Texas--West Virginia University's basketball team is coming off a blowout win over the top-ranked Baylor Bears on Tuesday. Now the 10th-ranked Mountaineers travel to Texas to battle the Longhorns at the Frank Erwin Center in Austin. WVU (14-2, 3-1 Big 12) has used its smothering pressure defense to wear down opponents all season. From the opening tip to the final buzzer, they are constantly in opponents' face. The Mountaineers forced Baylor to turn the ball over a season-high 29 times.…

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    With more than 240 affiliates that including 10 corporate-owned stations. The company also owns an 80% stake in sports TV giant ESPN that is a leader in sports broadcasting with a stable of channels such as ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN Classic, and ESPN News. (Hoovers.com 2016) ABC is the cornerstone of ABC Television Group, the TV division of parent company that is Walt Disney. One of Disney's most cherished possessions is the Walt Disney World Resort in Florida, and Disneyland Resort in California.…

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    “NBA attendance dipped slightly to a little more than 17,300 a game compared to the WNBA league's overall average of 7,403” according to Tribune News and ESPN. Almost 10,000 less people go to the women's games then the mens, and people are saying they should get paid the same. Money made from tickets alone lead to a significant gap in the income of each team. Also “according to ESPN, MLS games on ESPN and ESPN2 have delivered an average audience of 312,000 viewers.” compared to the NWLS “set…

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    MOBA Controversy

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    The final round of the collegiate championship for Heroes of the Storm, Blizzard's answer to hugely popular MOBA (Multiplayer Online Battle Arena) games League of Legends and Dota 2, was broadcast live on ESPN2 on Sunday July 20, 2014 6:30PM PT. This marks the first time that ESPN aired an eSports match on live TV. ESPN also streamed the League of Legends Finals online the year before, and that brought and that brought in more viewers than the NBA Finals or the deciding game in the World Series.…

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    accomplish nothing. They know what to do, but they never actually do it. Life rewards action. Because mental toughness does not happen naturally, we have to build and sustain new muscle. Mentally tough people are not cold or arbitrary. Those words better describe people who are hard-headed rather than tough-minded. Two people who personify mental toughness for me are Stuart Scott and Pat Summitt. Their abbreviated stories follow: Stuart Scott graduated from the University of North Carolina in…

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    gives ESPN a reason to not cover women sports on their main page because they have a whole site dedicated to it, which they do an absolutely horrid job of advertising. Really, having a separate website just rubs me the wrong way and sends a message of segregation I feel. The video made me think about what can be done to help women’s portrayal in the media and I concluded the only thing that realistically can be done is to just show women’s sport more, give it priority television time over…

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    large multi-billion-dollar industry, that being able to reach your intended audience makes for a lucrative partnership with “the big 6” and advertising companies. For example, The Walt Disney Corporation owns more channels than just the ones that share its namesake. These companies include: ABC broadcast network, Disney Channel, Freeform publishing, The History Channel, Lifetime Movie Network, Marvel Studios, Pixar Studios, AND a 32% holding of Hulu, an 80% holding of ESPN Inc., and 50% holding…

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