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ESPN recognizes the individuals who have contributed to the company’s success via this year-end credit roll
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As a research producer for ESPN’s College GameDay Built by The Home Depot, Marisa Dowling is one of the unseen engines behind what makes the show go.
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ESPN is taking over Kansas City for the NCAA Volleyball National Championship, beginning Thursday at 6:30 p.m. ET with the National Semifinals.
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Chris Fowler accepted the award on behalf of fellow ‘College GameDay’ legend Corso, while Chris Berman did the same for ESPN founder Rasmussen; director Herklotz was inducted in the Technical Crafts category
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When two iconic voices like Dick Vitale and Charles Barkley come together to call a game, the spotlight naturally shines on the talent behind the microphones.
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Seth Ader, (VP, ESPN Brand Marketing): ” . . . the athletes were as excited to meet Stuart as he was to meet them. The respect was absolutely mutual, which speaks to his impact on sports and culture.”
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“We serve every platform with versatile editors who interact directly and daily with reporters, editors, producers, shows, event production teams . . . It’s a model for a modern newsroom.”
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ESPN Vice President of Programming & Acquisitions Ashley O’Connor highlights the strategy behind ESPN’s updated schedule, the significance of tentpole events and what fans can expect from the integration of MLB.TV into the ESPN App.
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The SVP, International and ESPN Deportes Production, explores the show’s growth from a modest house in Buenos Aires in 2000 to a cultural touchstone across Latin America today
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ESPN is bringing innovative viewing options, fan-first experiences, a full slate of studio programming and big performances to this year’s SEC and ACC Championship Games. Here are three things to know before kickoff.
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ESPN continues its annual tradition with the Thanksgiving Eve Special presented by PlayStation 5 on Wednesday, Nov. 26, featuring a blockbuster tripleheader presented by State Farm. The night delivers eight hours of NBA action, beginning at 5 p.m. ET.










