Reporters rely on anonymous sources in heightened NBA coverage Rumors fuel fans before the trading deadline February 20, 2015 By Christopher Massie
Covering teams in untraditional ways pays off February 11, 2015 By Christopher Massie Innovative sports blogs give die-hard fans an outlet
Marshawn Lynch, Media Day, and the reality of Super Bowl coverage January 30, 2015 By Christopher Massie How do you write about a star athlete who won’t talk to you?
Covering the Knicks? Good luck January 28, 2015 By Christopher Massie The team’s public relations staff appears to restrict access
Why sportswriters are questioning football December 17, 2014 By Christopher Massie It’s getting harder to cover the NFL without noting criticism
As long as the NCAA refuses to pay players, journalists need to cover it more critically November 3, 2014 By Tony Biasotti Why are major outlets devoting resources to investigate an organization with out-of-date rules?
We Need to Talk is part of the solution October 20, 2014 By Travis Waldron A new CBS show is breaking barriers for women in sports media
In all the goodbyes, media didn’t catch why Jeter will be missed September 30, 2014 By Christopher Massie The shortstop had plenty of positive attention thanks to an absent third baseman.
Why Bill Simmons might leave ESPN September 26, 2014 By Christopher Massie Other outlets would jump at the chance to gain his following
Sports media will rank just about anything September 24, 2014 By Christopher Massie From the best advice offered to Johnny Manziel to the most-watchable NBA teams
Why news organizations are abandoning the Redskins September 22, 2014 By Travis Waldron The media mostly avoids Washington’s football team name
What science can tell sportswriters about why we love sports September 2, 2014 By Eric Simons There’s something special about a winning team
LeBron’s SI announcement was the anti-‘Decision’ July 14, 2014 By Robert Weintraub It looks like he didn’t want to once again incur fan wrath with his latest movement announcement
The Olympics are the closest to coverage parity female athletes get February 24, 2014 By Sarah Laskow Normally, the US sports media spends–if we’re being generous–less than 5 percent of its time covering women in sports
Pity the sportswriter January 30, 2014 By Gerald Eskenazi As the Super Bowl approaches, remember: Sportswriters may well have the hardest job in journalism
In Sochi, press freedom is a question mark November 20, 2013 By Alison Langley It’s unclear what sort of environment journalists covering the Winter Olympics in Russia will find
