RDU VOL#14
I’m a Flawed Character
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I guess this girl forgot about berating a tow company employee a few years and ESPN not firing her. Maybe she just sucks at her job.
http://www.foxnews.com/entertainmen...ies-was-laid-off-over-conservative-views.html
The only "agenda" they have is making money. They have concluded that an insertion of liberal politics into their coverage is a way to make their non-sports programming relevant again.
Best I can tell, it is part of a three-pronged strategy:
1. Heavy coverage of what happens on social media
2. Insertion of non-sports pop culture (music, movies, non-sports celebrities, etc.)
3. Insertion of liberal politics/SJW-type angles into sports stories.
When you look at it that way, I think it becomes more clear that they don't have an ideology but are simply going after their demographic, which is predominantly 18-35 year old males.
Remember, shows like SportsCenter are totally irrelevant if you run them like you did in 1999. You have to do something different to get people to pay attention to them, so you try really hard to be "hip" (the new SportsCenter with Michael Smith and Jemele Hill is Exhibit A of this) and controversial.
...so says the ESPN head John Skipper to staff, as reported in The Hill.
This following a week of intense criticism over anchor Jemele Hill calling President Trump a white supremacist.
:dunno:
Breitbart lying? Whoda thunk? I hate politics being drug into my sports. If it wasn't for ESPN's SEC coverage, I definitely would shut them off. Probably will after football season.Actually she didnt say that. Colin Kaepernick said that and she slightly agreed by saying "inflammatory, but historically true."
Clearly the writer of the article has a problem with her. He goes out of his way to point out her grammatical errors in her tweets. Seen the POTUS' twitter lately?
Stealing is what the colleges, coaches, NCAA, and SEC are doing to kids which are actually the product. Cry me a river. No, its not stealing. Half the content on youtube is either other people's work, a derivative of other's work, or using other's people work.... so. At the most, it could be called copying.
Do you speed in your car? Run a red light? Ever been fishing with out a license? Paid your taxes late?
The same company that enjoys the services of college athletes without paying them?