Andrew Marchand is a sports media columnist for the New York Post. He covers a wide range of topics related to sports media, including television and radio broadcasting, industry trends, and notable personalities. His work has been featured in various publications, including MarketWatch, News.com.au, and FOX SPORTS Australia.
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Andrew Marchand's articles predominantly focus on the sports media industry in the United States, particularly covering announcements, event coverage, and profile features. His work provides insights into key figures and developments within the sports media landscape.
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As a national-focused journalist for US-based publications, he may also appreciate expert commentary from individuals deeply entrenched in the US sports media landscape.
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NFL Network has been paring back costs in all sectors. The NFL has been in talks about selling the network and other NFL Media assets.
By: Andrew Marchand, Richard Deitsch
One of sports media's most influential executives is out at ESPN.
By: Andrew Marchand
MLB 's Sunday morning baseball on Peacock could be going, going, gone, executives briefed on the negotiations told The Athletic
By: Andrew Marchand
There is an expectation among Yankees and WFAN officials that he will retire because of health concerns, according to people with direct knowledge of the situation. The team and the station have left it up to Sterling, leaving the possibility he could change his mind.
By: Brendan Kuty, Andrew Marchand
A decision on who will take over full time for Sterling is likely to come after the season.
By: Andrew Marchand
Disney and Warner Bros. Discovery want to stay in the NBA business, but the league is looking to add more partners for its next deal.
The network recently laid off top on-air personalities, Andrew Siciliano, Melissa Stark, Will Selva and James Palmer.
By: Andrew Marchand
The famously contrite Bill Belichick is about to become Mr. Media.
By: Andrew Marchand
Bill Belichick made his NFL Draft debut on 'The Pat McAfee Show' on Thursday, delivering the kind of insight that shows his media prospects.
By: Andrew Marchand
The NBA prefers to have three companies involved in its new deals, but has not ruled out adding a fourth.
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