If Someone Else Builds A Better Mousetrap, You Shouldn’t Be A Rat

If Someone Else Builds A Better Mousetrap, You Shouldn’t Be A Rat

In worlds where the fates of thousands and the destination of millions of dollars rides on the accuracy of results from a smattering of votes, it’s almost understandable that there are countless examples of people complaining about outcomes.  Lord knows we’ve seen it in politics–lately, especially.  We’ve also seen it in media since–well, pretty much … Read more

Still Fighting On

Still Fighting On

No less than the ageless and indominatable Norman Lear, currently in the later stages of development for two new streaming services a few weeks past his 101st birthday, gives me the kind of confidence and resilience to continue to soldier on and push like mad for even a day of what used to be for … Read more

C’mon.  You Know You’ll Watch.

C’mon. You Know You’ll Watch.

On days like this when I’m feeling especially despondent (honestly, I’m far too devastated from something that happened last night to even dogwhistle my way into some sort of explanation), I feel particularly aghast at what we consider to be newsworthy. This was an actual update from Business Insider’s Ryan Hogg that dropped yesterday : … Read more

We’ll All Go On LIV-ing.  Like It Or Not.

We’ll All Go On LIV-ing. Like It Or Not.

The shock waves that echoed through the sports world that soon spread beyond yesterday when the PGA and LIV golf tours announced they were merging were significant.  The New York Post’s Jenna Lemoncelli succinctly recapped the key talking points in an article yesterday for anyone late to this particular tee time: PGA Tour and LIV … Read more

Take Them Out Of The Ballgame!

Take Them Out Of The Ballgame!

The news was not unexpected.  Anyone who has followed sports, media or business knew about this Ides of March was going to be a hallmark day in the history of how and where fans see their favorite teams’ games.  Still, the news that reverberated through all of these industries’ publications yesterday was still dramatic, such … Read more