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Fidel Castro's decision to make a rare television appearance tonight means that the Cuban leader is about to sign with the Miami Heat, a consensus of NBA insiders believe.
Publishers may feel they need to throw unorthodox revenue techniques against the wall to see what sticks. It's reasonable for us to suggest they pick a different wall than the one between advertising and editorial.
1. Don't over-communicate. Just because people want to know what you're up to doesn't mean you have to satisfy them. Keep them guessing. They won't go away in the meantime.
Nothing prepared me to try and "run interference" for the street education that my kids are receiving while watching ESPN.
Before the usual Lakers drama heats up, LA fans should kick back, relax and enjoy the latest NBA crown over the coming months--or until our beloved purple and gold champs are dethroned.
While they has gone somewhat unmentioned, the play by play announcers for this year's World Cup in South Africa have brought massive credibility to U.S.A. soccer.
On ESPN, anchor Kenny Mayne came on the air and asked: "Where were you when Landon Donovan scored the greatest goal in U.S. history?"
American soccer's Anglophilia always has and always will confuse me. Take one listen to ESPN analyst and former U.S.-team star John Harkes, and you'll hear it in his lilt; that weird accent of his wasn't cultivated in his childhood home near Newark, New Jersey.
Hockey in June isn't such a bad thing after all, and more people are checking it out in more ways. The numbers don't lie.
Data and statistics are incredibly useful in predicting the future, yet in areas like sports where the relevant data can be limited it is important to be flexible in your reasoning process. That flexibility is what helped me win the Smackdown this year.
If all the assertions to the story are true, it's very unfortunate to say the least. Racism in any form is not right. But this isn't a case of racism.
With the stars out for the premiere of Queen Latifah/Common's romantic comedy "Just Wright," I asked them to weigh in on the romantic comedy genre (it's fairly an uneven one), and a whole lot more.
Only rarely can a documentary match feature films for gripping human drama, but this one, The Two Escobars, has more than done that.
This past week, another New York institution advanced another step in its evolution, as WFUV, Fordham University's 50,000 watt Bronx-based public radi...
I'd like to know why ESPN would baselessly demonize the wolf, an iconic wildlife species revered by many across the country, on its website. Why are you trying to needlessly scare people?
For our family HUD made a miracle possible. It approved funding and in turn, permission, for a terrific group home for our young adult son with autism.
