Nov
23
It’s another edition of our Sports PR Weekly Roundup, which features links to recent articles and blog posts that have to do with PR, writing/communications, sport business, and career. If I missed something, please share the link in the comments!
- Brian Gleason at PR in Sports lists three items that sports PR professionals should always keep handy.
- A guest post at The Urban Muse highlights the common mistake of repetition when writing and how to make sure you avoid making this mistake.
- Daily Writing Tips explains when you should use “on” and “in” with expressions of time.
- According to Eye on Sports Media, the University of Michigan opened its press box to select bloggers covering the team for the UM-OSU football game this past weekend.
- Eye on Sports Media also mentions that Bill Simmons was grounded from Twitter for two weeks and they explain why. The New York Times profiles Simmons and his writing style.
- The New York Times took a look at Mike Florio, the man behind ProFootballTalk.com.
- The National Sports Journalism Center has a couple interesting blog posts: 50 Dos and Don’ts for Sportswriting and Let’s Reinvent the Game Story.
- Jason Peck briefly talks about the whole Larry Johnson-Twitter fiasco.
- Darren Rovell of SportsBiz offers up 10 marketing ideas for the winless New Jersey Nets.
- MarketingVox.com talks about the NHL’s use of the new Twitter lists.
- Sports Networker points out the benefits of social media giveaways.
- BCS is now on Twitter writes The Sports Spectator. The organization has also hired a PR firm according to ESPN.com.
- A Reuters article says that sports teams are racing into social media.
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