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Thursday, August 17, 2006
Sports Bloggers Talk: We Don’t Need No Stinking Beat Writers

Last night Makor hosted a lively roundtable with three sports bloggers—Will Leitch (Deadspin), Matthew Cerrone (Metsblog), Alex Belth (Bronx Banter)—and author/journalist Allen Barra as the moderator. Topics were all over the journalism field but we especially enjoyed the following bit about the evolving role of traditional sports beat writers and bloggers.

Stay tuned for an audio podcast of the event.

Related: John Taylor on Bill Russell, Wilt Chamberlain and Basketball’s Golden Age and Earl “The Pearl” Monroe answers Are Today’s Athletes High-Paid Slaves?


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