On Sept. 1, 1980, nearly one-year-old ESPN officially announced it was providing around-the-clock sports coverage; enjoy the vintage promotions.
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Former ESPN VP, Communications, Rob Tobias, who fought brain cancer as courageously and as strongly as anyone could, died today.…
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ESPN Communications Senior VP Chris LaPlaca interviews X Games exec Tim Reed after the 2018 Minneapolis event.
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SVP, Communications, Chris LaPlaca, is among several ESPN employees delivering commencement addresses this spring. How does he tackle that assignment?
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Laura Gentile accepts her Wonder Women Award. ESPN’s Senior Vice President of espnW & Women’s Initiatives, Laura Gentile, was honored…
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Laura Gentile accepts her “Woman to Watch” award at the 2016 WICT Touchstone Luncheon in New York City. ESPN Senior…
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Several ESPN employees are featured in a video expressing support for friends and colleagues working in Orlando, site of the…
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ESPN Communications head Chris LaPlaca was inducted into the "PR People Hall of Fame" today in Washington, D.C.
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The 2015 CFL season kicks off tonight on ESPN2. In the 1980s, ESPN spread the gospel of three-down football via…
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Disney and ESPN Media Networks welcomed attendees from across the industry to its executive suite (L-R: James Zasowski, Nicole Guanlao,…
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Senior VP, Corporate Communications Chris LaPlaca celebrates one of his closest colleagues as well as the idea of "the ESPN…
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PR News, a leading industry publication, awarded ESPN Senior Vice President, Corporate Communications Chris LaPlaca with its Corporate PR Professional…
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In 33-plus years at ESPN, I have been fortunate to be a part of the evolution of a company that…
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People who spend too much time looking backwards when they should be focused on what’s ahead invariably trip over the…
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