Has Peter King Read His Own Reporting On The Ray Rice Fiasco?
On July 29, SI.com’s Peter King, who covers the league from the centermost pleat on Roger Goodell’s khakis, reported that “NFL and some Ravens officials” had seen unreleased security-cam footage of...
View ArticleSI invests in short-form video
Sports Illustrated has earned a reputation for going long –from enterprise stories, to features and profiles, to an award-winning documentary series like Underdogs, the magazine has committed to...
View ArticleSI editor reflects on September 11-themed issue
Thursday marked the 13th anniversary of the September 11 attacks. In 2001, in the wake of tragedy, the week that followed would be famously dubbed by Sports Illustrated‘s Sept. 24 issue: “The Week That...
View ArticleThe Problem With Peter King
Let’s begin with Peter King on Twitter last night. If you hate-follow poor Peter on Twitter, as I do, you know that his stream consists largely of mangled replies and random compliments to entire...
View ArticleJeff Pearlman: Making of NYT bestselling author
In a tell-all interview with ThriveWire.com, New York Times bestselling author Jeff Pearlman explains where his passion for sports came from and how he rose to the level of journalism that he enjoys...
View ArticleSports Illustrated, Travel Channel team up for ‘Beach Week’
In a new press release, Time Inc. has announced Sports Illustrated and the Travel Channel will team up for a five-part series of specials to be aired in 2015. The specials, which will feature a...
View ArticleNBCSN signs NHL insiders
Coupled with its extensive coverage of the National Hockey League, NBC Sports Network has bolstered its journalistic image signing two of the most prominent NHL insiders to join its telecast for the...
View ArticleAndy Staples on Jameis Winston investigation, Todd Gurley
SI.com’s Andy Staples joined the show to talk about the national title picture and more. Staples weighed in on the top teams, Jameis Winston’s next steps in the Florida State investigation, Todd...
View ArticleESPN to continue hefty LeBron coverage
According to Richard Deitsch of Sports Illustrated, ESPN.com will continue its extensive coverage of Cleveland Cavaliers star LeBron James just as it did when he was part of the big-three in Miami. The...
View ArticleNBC Sports launches longform portal
In response to what has become an industry trend, NBC Sports launched their own platform dedicated to longform sports journalism Wednesday. The project has been named NBC SportsWorld, and will become...
View ArticleRobert Klemko: Sports Illustrated Writer Allegedly Hit Cab Driver, Facing...
Sports Illustrated NFL writer Robert Klemko is facing charges of misdemeanor battery and criminal trespass after an altercation with a cab driver according to CBS Chicago. Chicago Police say...
View ArticleEven The NCAA Says SI’s Oklahoma State Story Was Pointless Horsecrap
Hard to believe it was 13 months ago that Sports Illustrated released a five-part behemoth on alleged misdeeds at Oklahoma State and everyone responded with a collective, nationwide “meh.” Today, the...
View ArticleSports Illustrated writer Klemko charged with misdemeanor battery
Sports Illustrated writer Robert Klemko, best known for being briefly jailed while covering the Ferguson, Missouri, protests earlier this year, has once again found himself at odds with the law. The...
View ArticleOklahoma State, NCAA issue joint statement regarding SI allegations
Last September, Sports Illustrated released a five-part expose entitled, “The Dirty Game.” The piece, co-written by George Dohrmann and Evan Thayer, was the result of a 10-month investigation of the...
View ArticleSI Writer Suspended Four Weeks After Alleged Incident With Cab Driver
Robert Klemko, who writes for The MMQB, Sports Illustrated’s Peter King-helmed NFL site, has been suspended for four weeks after he was arrested in Chicago last week following an alleged physical...
View ArticleSports Illustrated writer Klemko suspended
Sports Illustrated MMQB writer Robert Klemko has been suspended four weeks after alleged incident with cab driver in Chicago. [Deadspin] Continue reading →
View ArticleSports Illustrated: ‘No one is scared’ of Seahawks offense
The Seattle Seahawks’ sputtering offense endures more scrutiny in this week’s Sports Illustrated cover story, which examines the various reasons why the Hawks have struggled to move the ball. According...
View ArticleQ&A with Sports Illustrated’s Jon Wertheim
Jon Wertheim today may be known by fans more for his TV time on The Tennis Channel than for all the work he has done and is doing as one of America’s most-read sports journalists. As executive editor...
View ArticleESPN’s McHenry defends Redskins report
In response to the backlash from several media members towards a report that Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III had lost the faith of his teammates, ESPN’s Britt McHenry defended her...
View ArticleSeahawks’ Super Bowl odds hold steady, but SI says no repeat
The Seattle Seahawks returned to playing their brand of defensive football the last two weeks, which put the Hawks back in the win column after two-straight losses threatened to tank their 2014 season....
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