But its widening reach is telling. Out of 1639 undergrads in ASU’s Cronkite School, about 189 have already declared a major in sports journalism in anticipation of the new program’s rollout. Fourteen ...

And the most important one is this: On3 is what the future of sports journalism should look like. And the leadership — including Shannon Terryand Will Crall — has the vision, ...

The disappearance of the New York Times sports section is only the latest change in how news outlets are covering sports. NPR's Scott Detrow talks to Richard Deitsch, a media reporter at The Athletic.

Graduate communications student Caleb Tsegaye said he is currently trying to take any courses involving sports, so he would “love” to major in sports journalism if he were an undergraduate. Tsegaye ...

DETROW: Yeah. The shift in the central focus of sports journalism seems to go more and more toward, I would say, TV, but it's not even TV. It's video streaming because there's so many platforms now.

“When you talk to sports reporters today, there’s a real fear that their limited access to players and coaches in 2020 will continue in the post-COVID world.” So the sports journalism apocalypse ...

What’s a sports journalist to do when the coronavirus cancels all the games? As it turns out, plenty. At The Courier-Journal in Louisville, Kentucky, sports reporters have found plenty to cover ...

Diversity in the field of sports journalism, for lack of a better term, sucks. It’s always been that way and continues to be, despite the fact that the racial dynamics and sexual orientations… ...

The Daily sports section published, on Sept. 24, a story on the infamous Ray Rice suspension scandal, and on Sept. 29, an article on the Donald Sterling scandal.In doing so, we joined every other ...

What does sports media look like heading into 2018? It's a world where more and more, sports reporting is moving away from objectivity and focusing on being a fan first.