#sports-journalism

#sports-journalism

'For more than two decades, I apparently spewed plenty of stupid.'

The emerging relationship between journalism and sports betting raises ethical concerns, particularly as automated articles blur the line between objective reporting and gambling promotion.

Lillis knows this world firsthand, having grown up around horse racing. At 19, she got a job exercising racehorses at a stable in rural Virginia, and by her own account, she's never lost the sense of awe either for the Thoroughbred or the people who dedicate their careers to them.

"It was crazy to say the least. I mean, from the standpoint of knowing who [sports agents] are and how they can be as professionals, I get that..."

At the risk of being presumptuous, I've been spending my early afternoon reading Guardian reporting of previous Liverpool title successes.

What started as a way for bored SI editors to amuse themselves during the slow period of the sports calendar soon grew into an annual event capable of subsidizing much of the rest of the magazine.

"The media read Foreman's move as a rebuke of their actions. To my surprise, both Carlos and Evans defended Foreman. They said they loved 'Big George' and never saw his flag-waving as a reprimand."

Christian Horner, Team Principle Red Bull Racing: "We're really looking forward to having Matt as part of the team here at Oracle Red Bull Racing. We're going to have tight opposition this year, the 2025 season is going to be a tough fight from start to finish."

Warren Gatland is under massive pressure following 12 successive Test defeats; if Wales don't show improvement in the upcoming Six Nations, a change may be imminent.

Brock Bowers' celebratory 'Donald Trump shuffle' dance was met with backlash, illustrating that political reactions still permeate sports journalism, even during lighthearted moments.

Kirsten Frattini has significantly impacted the coverage of women’s professional cycling since becoming Women’s Editor in 2018, ensuring inclusive and comprehensive reporting.