Demetri Ravanos
Assistant Content Director at Barrett Media
Sometimes but rarely here. Mostly on Instagram.
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1 week ago |
barrettmedia.com | Demetri Ravanos
- Advertisement -The relationship between Pat McAfee and ESPN can best be summed up in two bits of pop culture. One is a scene from a TV show; the other is a line in a song. You’ve probably seen the scene from Mad Men where Peggy Olsen fights back tears as she tells Don Draper that he has never thanked her when she gives him an idea that turns into a successful ad campaign for one of their clients. Don shouts back “that’s what the money is for!”.
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2 weeks ago |
barrettmedia.com | Demetri Ravanos
- Advertisement -ESPN used to have a very defined culture. It was shaped by being located in the middle of nowhere, Connecticut. It was refined by the Walt Disney Company. Some people fit in. Others did not. The cast of Inside the NBA declared “we coming” as it signed off on its original network for the last time following the Eastern Conference Finals. Charles Barkley, Ernie Johnson, Shaquille O’Neal, and Kenny Smith wanted their fans to know that they are moving, not going away.
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3 weeks ago |
barrettmedia.com | Demetri Ravanos
- Advertisement -Success in the sports media business has always been measured in quantity. How many eyeballs and earholes receive your message? Naturally, then, most programmers have developed strategies designed to deliver the largest audience possible. That seems to be changing. Sports media—particularly television—has been focused on identifying the right audiences and catering to them. Forget everybody.
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1 month ago |
barrettmedia.com | Demetri Ravanos
- Advertisement -Four years ago this week, Clay Travis left FOX Sports Radio. He gave up his spot on the network’s morning show to join Buck Sexton in attempting to fill the huge hole left in Premiere’s news/talk lineup following the death of Rush Limbaugh. It was the right move for Travis. He was barely talking about games or player performances on his show anymore by that point.
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1 month ago |
barrettmedia.com | Demetri Ravanos
- Advertisement -Nostalgia is a drug. All it can offer is a temporary high. Rarely does anything memorable result from a desire to make you “remember when…” Look at Hollywood. This summer, we’ll see remake of Lilo & Stitch, a remake of Superman, and a remake of The Naked Gun. We’ll get the 8th Mission Impossible movie, the 7th Jurassic Park movie, and the 5th John Wick movie. When was the last time you saw a truly original movie that wasn’t a sequel or a reboot of a franchise from your childhood?
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This album has aged in an interesting way - not bad. It's still an excellent album, but with time, boy does You Oughtta Know sound out of place. Far and away the best song on the album but the only one driven by that much anger and resentment.
On this day in 1995, Alanis Morissette released Jagged Little Pill. What is your favorite song from this album? https://t.co/l8vPvmxLiA
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