Layoffs at ESPN
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You're not wrong.. Interestingly enough, ESPN just signed Pat McAfee to a lucrative deal to bring his show under their label. I was kind of surprised he took the deal actually...
I’m sure you are very good at, and have been successful in your chosen career. However, I am guessing it was not Human Resources.
It's so obvious and it's not even funny.
It's almost like when the word "Disney" comes up...it's like a trig...
Nah. Not going there.
Besides Disney had espn since the 90s, and now with layoffs and equating the two is ridiculous. What about those 30 years? Lol
No shit? I’m sad to hear that, but I’m sure it’s hard to turn down guaranteed money.
It sucks because then other people are going to get involved and ruin what made the show successful in the first place.
I dunno, any idiot can produce their own content these days and many do. Maintaining a following is probably easier when you have a network behind you.
Woulda never guessed Suzy Kolber is 59 years old. She carries it well.
I really liked Suzy Kolber back in 1999 on Edge NFL Matchup. She has had a good long career.
So glad I can watch Ram games on the internet and long Dodger highlights on YouTube.
So glad I can watch Ram games on the internet and long Dodger highlights on YouTube.
I don't like to see anyone lose their job, but I often find it funny when these somewhat celebrities, experience layoffs at their networks, whether it they are gone or their colleagues lose their job, they act like it's a tragic event that only they have to deal with.
The avg person deals with these job pressures and situations all the time and don't have million dollar contracts to soften the blow.
No doubt. The censoring will start right away with that show. They'll frown on f bombs and begin the process of leaching the natural feel that made the show so damn good in the first place.
Pat will end up regretting taking the money from ESPN. And again I think the electronic media marketplace is changing so rapidly that it won't be much longer until the overarching companies like ESPN are superseded by personalities on these social media platforms. Number of follows and views will drive everything and that is already flipping the old media applecart on its head.
i haven't watched any of his videos for maybe a year. they're all over the place in their takes, there's no cohesion at all in their segments. i just got bored listening to them babble on and not finishing points brought up. not a fan at all.
are they better than the other garbage on the net, probably. but still unwatchable.
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