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    Articles tagged sports (29)

    Ricardo BiltonMay 25, 2016
    Chasing subscriptions over scale, The Athletic wants to turn local sports fandom into a sustainable business — starting in Chicago
    “It’s very easy today to be click-driven and produce articles that don’t have a lot of substance or depth and don’t cost that much to produce, but that dynamic is disappointing for fans who want higher-quality content.”
    Matt WaiteSeptember 8, 2015
    The journalist’s guide to drones over (or crashing into) stadiums
    If you see a camera crashing from the heavens, chances are very good it wasn’t supposed to be there — journalistic intent or no journalistic intent.
    Justin EllisFebruary 12, 2015
    The upset alert in your pocket: USA Today’s new sports app wants to help cure your fear of missing out
    Like Breaking News or Yo, it’s an app where the push notifications are the main appeal.
    Twitter shut down @ReplayLastGoal
    Missed a World Cup gooooooooooaaaaalll? A new Twitter bot will catch you up
    Justin EllisMarch 4, 2014
    Q&A: ESPN’s Henry Abbott on TrueHoop, serving readers, and the future of sports blogging
    “There is this kind of band of oddballs like me who’ve been scouting around the fringes for a while and have some sense of what feels like it might be handy.”
    Joseph LichtermanFebruary 25, 2014
    Can the quote be a new atomic unit of news? Rookie (no, not that one) tries a new twist on sports
    With a simple, sharable design and an emphasis on the words of sports newsmakers, Rookie’s trying to occupy a space somewhere between Twitter and a traditional news article.
    USA Today Sports goes Quickish with The Q
    Justin EllisAugust 2, 2012
    You can thank Ralph Lauren for free access to The New York Times’ iPad app (well, some of it)
    The clothing giant wants to reach the Times’ iPad readers; the Times wants to let those readers dig deeper into the app.
    Justin EllisMay 14, 2012
    They’ll do it live: Inside Boston Sports Live, The Boston Globe’s new noon sports show
    The new live sports show is meant to capitalize on Boston sports fanaticism and peak traffic time on Boston.com. But to succeed, they’ll need to encourage a new habit in their audience.
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