Scott Mills Shock
BBC journalists were when news of the departure of Scott Mills form the BBC Radio 2 breakfast show was announced.
Is the Premier League as Good as the Media Tells us?
Over the last two nights, viewers were treated to the best of European football, the pinnacle of the sport. None of it involved English teams. Despite this, the media narrative, or certainly the marketing narrative, that the Premier League is the greatest in the world persists. Just a few weeks ago, pundits were keen to point
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LIV Forever? Media Stakeholders Told “Business as Usual” on Breakaway Golf Tour
Stakeholders, including media rights holders, have been told that it is very much business as usual for now for LIV golf.
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Robb Dunewood on Blogging in 2026
Robb Dunewood returns to discuss all things blogging and content creation in 2026. Can you still make money blogging, or is it all about newsletter and podcasts? We also chat about some the projects Robb is working on, and how he monetises in the current (social) media environment.
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The Grand National, The Masters: What to Watch This Weekend, 11th-12th April
It is QUITE the weekend of sport… Football Premier League Chelsea vs Manchester City: Pep Guardiola’s side have to win this game to keep in the title race. We have no idea what Chelsea will do. The game kicks of at 4.30pm BST/1130am ET on Sunday, 12 April. You can watch it on Sky Sports/Now in
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Dear TNT Sports, Fans Don’t Need Another Reminder About HBO Max
Much of the recent TNT Sports coverage has been interrupted, by commentators and presenters repeatedly telling us about HBO Max.
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See You on the Dark Side of the Moon
There has been much excitement, quite rightly, about the Artemis project and the latest rocket to head to the moon, but it’s focussing on the wrong things.
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After Jamie Laing Boat Race Disaster, Maisie Adam Shows How it’s Done
Over the Easter weekend, Channel 4 had the rights to a couple of interesting sporting events – the Boat Race and the Women’s FA Cup Quarter Final between Chelsea and Spurs. They are traditional competitions and provided an outlet that generally does not have live sport a good chance to show what it can do.
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TBPN, OpenAI and the Differences Between Journalists and Creators
A new bromance in Silicon Valley was consummated last week. OpenAI acquired trendy tech podcast TBPN. The Wall Street Journal originally broke news of the deal, which the Financial Times reported was valued in the “low hundreds of millions of dollars”. Jealous, moi?! Actually, no. The money would be lovely. Obviously. But, as Alex Kirshner
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Sky Sports Becomes MVP of Women’s Boxing
Sky Sports and Jake Paul’s MVP announced a new multi-year partnership, broadcasting two all-female boxing cards a year.
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