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Articles tagged sports journalism (17)

LINK: In sports writing, the action’s moved away from columns∞
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Mark Coddington    January 18, 2013
This Week in Review: Aaron Swartz’s quest for open data, and Facebook dives into search
Plus: The Manti Te’o hoax, The Atlantic’s botched Scientology advertorial, a check on CNET’s editorial independence, and the rest of the week’s media/tech news.
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Andrew Phelps    August 3, 2012
The 2012 Summer Olympics are turning into a giant coming-out party for the animated GIF
When video says too much and a still image too little, the animated GIF can be the perfect container for the agony and ecstasy of sport.
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Justin Ellis    June 11, 2012
Triumph of the human-powered aggregator: Dan Shanoff on moving Quickish to Gannett
Shanoff says he’s excited to see how his sports aggregator can be expanded once added to the growing number of sites in the USA Today Sports Media Group.
LINK: Charlie Pierce on the stupidity of dress codes for baseball writers∞
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Justin Ellis    August 18, 2011
Bleacher Report ups its game by taking contributors to school
The sports site wants to keep its every-fan appeal while helping writers polish their skills.
Tim Carmody    June 8, 2011
Betting on Grantland: Will ESPN’s sports and pop culture site win big?
Tim Carmody    May 23, 2011
Both the short and long of it: How sportswriting is taking over the web through innovation and adaptation
Justin Ellis    April 13, 2011
Gateway and takeaway: Why Quickish wants to cut the clutter and help readers get to the good stuff
Andrew Phelps    March 16, 2011
AP’s new curveball: Wire service will tell baseball stories two ways to help cost-cutting clients for road games
Lindsay Jones    December 22, 2010
New tools and old rules on the sports desk: Making Twitter a part of covering the Denver Broncos
Megan Garber    August 9, 2010
GameChanger sees a business model in baseball scores
Mark Coddington    June 11, 2010
This Week in Review: A mobile aggregation dustup, journalists and the link, and fan-based local sports
Ben Cohen    July 21, 2009
Inside the Rockies: How ex-RMN reporters are using comments to build community around baseball
Justin Rice    July 2, 2009
Five ways for sports reporters to maintain a balance of power with the teams and leagues they cover
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