Austin Karp is a Managing Editor/Digital at ABC15 Arizona. He specializes in sports, sports business, and sports broadcasting, with a focus on the broadcasting industry and various sports disciplines. Austin's insights and analyses have been featured in notable publications such as RealGM and Sports Business Journal.
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Austin Karp's coverage is heavily focused on sports, specifically in the realm of sports broadcasting and audience analysis. He frequently cites data to support his reporting, indicating a preference for fact-based pitches supported by relevant statistics or research findings.
Given his focus on national (United States) content, Austin may be particularly interested in receiving pitches related to major US sports leagues such as NFL, NASCAR, MLB, and college sports. Pitches offering insights into changing viewership trends or significant events within these domains are likely to resonate with him.
As he covers event analysis extensively and relies significantly on cited data for his articles, providing unique perspectives backed by robust statistical evidence could enhance the appeal of any pitch directed towards him.
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By: Ben Fischer
NEW YORK -- There was an elephant in the room at CBS's NFL Media Day, but Tony Romo was nowhere to be seen . Instead, CBS Sports execs and NFL talent
By: Austin Karp
This year was the best for the HOF Game since Fox drew 7.3 million for Cowboys-Steelers. Streaming on Peacock accounted for around 11% of NBC’s audience for Panthers-Cardinals
The NBA will increase its broadcast TV presence during the 2026-27 regular-season, with ABC and NBC combining for 90 games, up from 79 last season.
SBJ's Tom Friend breaks down who is chasing the NBA local media hub -- and what teams may bow out. Also: USA Sports is set for a big soccer weekend, and Amazon Prime Video seeing more advertisers line up for NWSL and WNBA coverage.
The PGA Tour’s season finale this week at the Tour Championship arrives as the tour has had a slightly above-average year on the viewership front. Also: What to watch for the U.S. Open and the media legacy behind Good Karma's rebrand.
Monumental Sports has a long-standing relationship with ViewLift on its streaming architecture, dating back to 2015, and DAZN back in April acquired ViewLift.
By: Austin Karp
IndyCar was the No. 2 sports event on Sunday, as CBS drew 3.85 million viewers for the final round of the BMW Championship, which is the second event in the PGA Tour’s FedExCup Playoffs.
By: Austin Karp
“The NFL Report” and “NFL Pro” are two new shows coming to the NFL Channel, which has distribution on the NFL app on connected TVs or FAST platforms like Amazon, LG, Peacock, Plex, Pluto TV, Roku, Samsung, TCL, Tubi, Vizio and Xumo.
The Roku deal will begin Sunday night, marking the first of eight Sunday night games this season. Other matches that had been allocated to Victory+ will remain available on NWSL+. A 25-game package will begin next season on Roku.
By: Austin Karp
Fever-Sky is the third-best WNBA regular-season audience all-time, behind only two games from that opening weekend in June 1997. Those games were Liberty-Sparks on NBC with 5.04 million and Sting-Mercury on NBC with 3.59 million.
