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- Give Yourself an Edge
http://youtu.be/G0ck_6DQS2A Ken Adelson talks about the state of Resumes in 2012 and how to give yourself an edge!...
Read More - A Defining Moment in Digital Video History
Super Bowl 46 was the most watched TV event ever complete with a spectacular halftime show and great finish, but when history looks back at the 2012 broadcast, I don’t believe either of those headlines will signify the day’s most important occurrence. What will be the watershed event and talk...
Read More - Celebrating Legends
“Celebrating the Legends” is a new joint venture between MediaForward.tv, our partnership of sports media, marketing and production veterans and Oscar Robertson Media Ventures, a multimedia ...
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Here are a few important factoids to consider when you plan your next marketing platform:
- NBC, Comcast, Comcast SportsNet Become Key Off-Ice Story for NHL in 2012
A very common question to NBA and NHL executives, coaches and industry experts during the 117+ day work stoppage the National Basketball Association is encountering this fall is whether the National Hocke...
Read More - Surviving the Shadows: A Look at PTSD Through the Eyes of an Undercover Cop
Former NBA referee Bob Delaney and his co-author Dave Scheiber have done it again. They combined to tell a new story from Delaney's early life fighting crime as a New Jersey State trooper and his later ...
Read More - A Salute to Steve Jobs
(This is being typed on a MacBook Pro, researched via its Safari browser on a FIOS by Verizon fibre optic line. It will be read on Macs, iPhones, iPads as well as many othe...
Read More - Save the Sport of Kings
Horse Racing is the original American Sport. In the late 1600's the Governor of New York, Peter Stuyvesant built a racetrack in what was to become the borough of Queens and horse racing was born in America. In ...
Read More - Mixed Messages Everywhere you Look: But Welts Sends the Right One
When you are in need of a good lead paragraph, there is none better than the Declaration of Independence which reads: "When in the course of human events it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another and to assume among the powers of th...
Read More - “Air Thunder:” Cross Purposing Content to Extend the Value of a Broadcast
I designed The Thunder’s weekly magazine/news show “Air Thunder” with these basic principals in mind, the show would air on as many outlets as possible without having to be re-edited, providing additional revenue opportunities without any additional expenses. The program aired on Fox Sports Ok...
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-Anyone writing a letter to the NY Times has a 1 in 21 chance of getting it published
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-There are only 14 blimps in the world
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-The technology contained in a single Game Boy unit in the year 2000 exceeded all the computing power that was used to put a man on the moon in 1969
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-To have your picture taken by the very first camera you had to sit still for 8 hours
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-Most NASCAR teams use nitrogen in their tires instead of air
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-The practice of identifying baseball players by number started with the NY Yankees in 1929
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-What was the first video to air on MTV?
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-The Creator of the Nike Swoosh symbol was paid only $35 dollars for the design
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