Sports Are Fun! is a weekly podcast that covers on-court drama to off-field shenanigans, to candid chats about women sports. Hosted by Kelley O'Hara. New episodes every Tuesday.

Covers sports in Arizona and includes profiles and in-depth features that focus on sports as an industry while offering a different look at the athletes who suit up at every level from high school through the pros.

Show features a weekly exploration of the world of sports by going behind the scenes, finding out the how and why, viewing headlines and stats and the ways sports intersect with our daily lives.

Sports Betting Dime website covers information about sports betting. Their real-time odds, matchup analysis, and betting advice make sports betting more accessible for the everyday fan and more profitable for the most seasoned bettors.

The blog covers sports business news and topics in the Minneapolis area. Included are professional sports as well as collegiate. The fundamentals of working with bloggers are the same as with traditional journalists at traditional media outlets: respect their schedules; take time to read their material to learn their interests; and only contact them if/when they want to be contacted. You will also find that if a blogger is a journalist for another outlet(s), Cision tracks their preferences there as well. This outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication). This blog is hosted on bizjournals.com

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Written for those connected to the financial side of the sports industry in the professional, collegiate and Olympic areas. Editorial provides important news information for sports industry franchises, corporations, advertising, media and regulatory agencies, and professional sports firms. Covers salaries, licensing, team updates, marketing, spending, promotion, and revenue, with an emphasis on both popular as well as smaller sports. Includes a media guide of people in the broadcast arena. Sports Business Journal DOES accept bylined articles/submissions in the form of op-ed articles as well as guest feature submissions. They prefer that all guest columns be original to SportsBusiness Journal and that they have not been published elsewhere, in print or online. The first opportunity exists in their editorial pages. Those are opinion-based columns about an issue in sports business. The subject is usually something that has been in the headlines recently or an issue about which the author feels strongly. Those columns run between 650 and 900 words. The second area is their From the Field page. It examines a different area of sports business each week, from sponsorship and marketing, to youth sports, to facilities, sports law, philanthropy, etc. It is a non-promotional, case-study or best practices type of column that looks at campaigns, projects, executions, activations, lawsuits, building projects, etc. The columns cover how or why a campaign or project worked, and tips for achieving the same kinds of results. Those columns run between 850-950 words.

Program focuses on the issues and people directly impacting the world of sports business. Guests include pro sports league executives, agents, college athletics administrators, sports apparel company reps, ad agency executives, media executives and athletes. The show debuted in April 2004. This program is syndicated by Sports Byline USA. Podcasts are available.

Sports Business Radio focuses on the issues and people directly impacting the world of sports business. Guests on the show offering an insider's perspective include pro sports league executives, agents, college athletics administrators, sports apparel company reps, ad agency executives, media executives & athletes.

Sports Byline USA is a flagship program on the network and is heard on numerous radio stations, Sirius Satellite Radio channel 122, and on CRN Digital Talk Radio Networks channel 2. The station is also available on several international stations and is the main sports programming of the American Forces Network. It provides listeners with the opportunity to talk with their favorite sports heroes, and offers a forum for listeners to voice their opinions on current sports issues. Past guests have included athletes such as Mark McGuire, Jamal Anderson, Oscar De La Hoya and Gabrielle Reece, as well as influential sports broadcasters such as Bob Costas and Dan Dierdorf. Topics on the show range from issues such as player strikes to gender equality in sports. Listeners who want to participate in discussions on Sports Byline USA should call its live, toll-free national telephone number at (800) 878-7529. The show has approximately two million listeners per week. Advertising rates vary from station to station. All pitches, press releases, and other related materials should be directed to the executive producer.