‘USA Today’ files Jalen Milroe transfer report based on fake X account
There are Internet trolls who live to catch reporters in such an unfortunate situation.
There are Internet trolls who live to catch reporters in such an unfortunate situation.
"We have made fools of ourselves plenty of times before in the history of baseball media...but we have taken this to new heights."
"Great to see him and the other players. Good for the spirits."
The incident comes two months after Gannett paused its AI sports writing program.
Good luck finding a non-Swiftie to apply for this.
Eventually, ESPN is going to have to say SOMETHING.
"We are thrilled to have Chris lead the next wave of innovation at Sports Illustrated and The Arena Group’s sports vertical."
"It's been documented that we don’t get the media coverage."
The last couple of years have seen an incredible surge of interest in the Negro Leagues and the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum, and a front-page USA Today front-page story on the museum and CEO Bob Kendrick adds to that.
Sports+ launches in Arizona, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Indiana, Michigan, Tennessee, and Wisconsin.
The five-year deal is worth over $100 million.
One of the last remaining ad-supported big newspaper sites has shifted to a paywall.
"Like many places, USA TODAY values “equality and inclusion,” but only as long as it knows its rightful place, which is subservient to white authority."
Who thought this was a good idea?
"[Press boxes] could be a whole lot more empty when we come back out."
"Was the Super Bowl halftime show obscene?" That virulent Gil Smart take could have been kept to the Treasure Coast Newspapers, but USA Today decided to infect the rest of the country.
"I’ve enjoyed an incredible run."
USA Today's paid print circulation (including 342,000 in hotel distribution at a reduced price) is down to 520,000, 22 percent of what they had in 2007.
"I’ve talked to several teams and I’ve asked them, ‘Have you heard Greinke’s name anywhere?' And the answer is always, ‘No.’ I just think that contract is so exorbitant, and Greinke is an acquired taste. He’s out there pitching every five days, but it’s not like he’s out there doing promotions or marketing or anything like that. So I get the feeling more and more that he may remain a Diamondback the rest of his career."
Theo Epstein is the Cubs' president of baseball operations, and he discussed the ban for a fan after a racist gesture. He was not the one banned.
Wade's suspension comes after Yahoo's report of his wiretap comments Thursday and after criticism from media members, including USA Today's Dan Wolken.
Gannett has turned down a $12-a-share offer from the hedge fund-backed Digital First Media.