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If we set aside the concussion issue for a moment, the story boils down to a sports announcer that admittedly said, " I decided long ago that I had misgivings a
by cooperadymas 8y ago
If we set aside the concussion issue for a moment, the story boils down to a sports announcer that admittedly said, " I decided long ago that I had misgivings about football, and I tried to use the forum they gave me to make those points."
In other words, Costas doesn't like football and used his air time during football games to talk about how he doesn't like football. Why would anyone keep him on the air? I don't think we need to brew some crazy conspiracy theory to explain this.
- scarmig 8y agoThe implicit assumption here is that a news organization has the duty to provide only favorable coverage to its subjects. Presumably for fear of alienating them with bad coverage.