PODCAST: John Ourand (@Ourand_Puck), Sports Media reporter for Puck News, joins Sports Business Radio to provide insight on the ever-changing sports media landscape. We discuss the new “Super Streamer” partnership between ESPN, Fox Sports and Warner Brothers Discovery, John makes his predictions on who will land the upcoming NBA media rights, we discuss the College Football Playoff media rights and we reflect on why sports legacy media outlets like Sports Illustrated and the Los Angeles Times are on the decline.
Sports Business Radio Host Brian Berger also shares his ideas for how to fix NBA All-Star weekend.
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