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	Broadcasting Schools \| Careers in Sports Broadcasting: Radio Career Options
		However, sports announcing is very competitive, and years of dedicated effort are invested before one can look forward to a network-level position.
		Instead, most new sports announcers perfect their skills by working as announcers for high school, small college, and minor-league teams while sending tapes of their ability to stations that carry larger events.
		The vast amount of sports coverage and information broadcast every day on national networks such as ESPN, as well as smaller regional networks and local stations, provide a tremendous source of education for the aspiring sports announcer.
	www.learn-by-doing.com /sports-broadcasting-career.htm (440 words)

	Announcers
		Announcers are often well known to radio and television audiences and may make promotional appearances and remote broadcasts for their stations.
		Nearly all were staff announcers employed in radio and television broadcasting, but some were freelance announcers who sold their services for individual assignments to networks and stations, or to advertising agencies and other independent producers.
		Employment of announcers is expected to decline slightly through 2008 due to the lack of growth of new radio and television stations.
	www.umsl.edu /services/govdocs/ooh20002001/97.htm (1544 words)

	Announcers
		Announcers often are well known to radio and television audiences and may make promotional appearances and do remote broadcasts for their stations.
		Employment of announcers is projected to decline through 2014 because of the lack of growth in the number of new radio and television stations and the consolidation of existing stations.
		Many announcers also must entertain their audience, so their work is similar to other entertainment-related occupations, such as actors, producers, and directors; and musicians, singers, and related workers.
	www.bls.gov /oco/print/ocos087.htm (1843 words)

	CareerKids.com - Career Information - Career Education, Life Skills & More for Grades K through Adult.
		Sports announcers are radio and television announcers who specialize in sports.
		Sports announcers sometimes must participate in community activities, such as greeting customers at openings of sporting goods stores.
		Announcers must entertain their audience, so their work is similar to that of actors, dancers and musicians.
	www.careerkids.com /careers/sports_announcer.html (299 words)

	Sports Broadcasting Course / Training \| Sports Management Worldwide
		Sports Management Worldwide is a sports management company that educates prospective sports agents on how to break into the sports agent and sports jobs industry and connects individuals with sports agents.
		The sports agent industry is becoming a more attractive industry as athlete salaries increase and there becomes a need for a specialized sports agent to help the athlete manage his assets and playing career, on and off the field.
		Sports talk shows, sports play by play and sports radio shows are popping up in new markets daily and need people trained with the most update information and innovative ideas.
	www.sportsmanagementworldwide.com /sportsbroadcastingcourse_faq.asp (1796 words)

	Radio, TV, and Sports Announcer Career, Jobs, and Training Information
		Announcers on the radio are often referred to as disc jockeys (DJs) that may specialize in a particular area of music.
		An example is when a sports announcer will appear at a sporting goods store to entertain customers or conduct a sports banquet.
		Announcer jobs are very competitive and most require formal training through either a bachelor’s degree in a related field or training in private technical college.
	www.careeroverview.com /announcers-careers.html (1136 words)

	CNN/SI - Inside Game - Frank Deford - Truth and consequences - Wednesday February 24, 1999 12:42 PM
		The escapade, at the least, was a diverting influence on the Falcons team, and the two announcers should have felt compelled to emphasize the issue from the start.
		Bill Veeck was perhaps the one sports executive who was most in favor of a free and unfettered press.
		Sports Illustrated and CNN have combined to form a 24 hour sports news and information channel.
	sportsillustrated.cnn.com /inside_game/deford/990217 (624 words)

	Sports Careers
		For example, the general manager of a professional sports team needs to know the sport in detail but is also a business manager, but the assistant coach of a high school team is more hands on, teaching kids to play and probably also selling hot dogs and picking up trash.
		Degrees in communications, journalism, sports administration and physical education studies are useful, and broadcasting experience is crucial.
		Like other people who work in sports, sports photographers have to know the game, but they also have to be able to home in on the few dramatic moments that will make their pictures sell.
	www3.ccps.virginia.edu /career_prospects/briefs/P-S/SummarySports.shtml (2830 words)

	Sportscaster - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A sportscaster, sports announcer, or sports commentator is a type of journalist on radio or television who specializes in reporting or commenting on sports events.
		In British English sportscaster and sports announcer are not used; the usual terms are commentator, sports presenter and sports broadcaster.
		Sportscaster is also primarily an American English term for sportsreader – someone who reads sports news.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Sports_announcer (119 words)

	LA Pro DJ Careers - Sports Announcing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		And, since the only way to learn to do play-by-play is to do it, beginner sports announcers learn their skills in small venues.
		This is also the arena that a lot of sports announcers move from into the professional sports ranks.
		In other words, the path to "big time" sports announcing is small market station, to large market station or university, to major league or network announcer.
	www.laprodj.com /Careers/sports.htm (351 words)

	Announcers Rodeo Sports
		He was supposed to fly out of Sea-Tac at noon for Las Vegas, where he will be recognized, for the umpteenth time, as one of the top rodeo announcers in the...
		Siegel, the newscaster on NPR, and he said that most announcers and people in...
		Kids can mimic athletes and TV announcers and mix in sports sounds and music.
	www.iaswww.com /ODP/Sports/Rodeo/Announcers (304 words)

	SOM - #333 - RADIO & TELEVISION ANNOUNCER
		Some Announcers may be known by their mode of broadcasting, such as Radio Announcers, Television Announcers, commercial announcers, local announcers, and network announcers.
		Announcers may work outdoors on remote broadcasts or indoors in clean, well lighted, well ventilated offices and studios.
		Announcers work hard for lower pay unless they are able to work in larger markets.
	www.michigan.gov /som/0,1607,7-192-29940_23422-64320--,00.html (2228 words)

	Bruce Beck & Ian Eagle Sports Broadcasting Camp
		In July, I had the opportunity to attend a week-long camp on sports broadcasting at Montclair State University, run by Bruce Beck, sports anchor for NBC-4 in New York City, and Ian Eagle, the television voice of the New Jersey Nets on the YES Network, and the NFL on CBS.
		Announcers talk with coaches for hours to learn their offenses and defenses for the broadcast.
		The on-air sports broadcast was the final project for the 31 students in the advanced Bruce Beck and Ian Eagle Sports Broadcasting Camp offered at Montclair State University.
	www.sportsbroadcastingcamp.com /media.php (3495 words)

	The Care and Feeling of a High School Sports Announcer - Southeast Texas Sports News Sports News on Sports Local
		First, the announcers have no commercial breaks to give them a break and a chance to plan their approach for the next portion of the broadcast.
		Many announcer has lost his job when he received a shock when touching a microphone to his lips as uttered, "G$ Dand^!" My advice to would be announcers is to eliminate any four letter words from your personal vocabulary.
		Instructors should take the time to analyze the tape of the event with the announcers in private to avoid embarrassing or humiliating them in front of their peers (no matter how much they may deserve it!) Afterwards, have them participate in reviewing the tape with the rest of the crew.
	www.sportslocal.com /npps/story.cfm?id=34 (1961 words)

	fox sports network announcers :: Online Catalog
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	Sports Celebrity Speaker, Sports Speaker, Professional Sports Speaker, Motivational Speaker Sport, Athlete Speaker
		So before hiring a professional sports speaker, speak with one of our sports program experts to make sure that the sports star you hire is right for your particular audience and can fulfill your intended purpose.
		Today's sports stars are important to many diverse individuals and many different demographic profiles.There are more sports stars than ever before and they all are celebrities in their own right.
		In addition totraditional baseball, football, basketball and golf, sports speakers are also in demand for endurance sports,soccer, skiing, swimming, track and field, skateboarding and extreme sports, there are even "stars" in thearea of yoga and fitness.
	www.eaglestalent.com /sportsstars.asp (603 words)

	Sports Curmudgeon - Topical Rants: Memo to Sports Announcers
		It sounded like the voice over commentary for the Pope's funeral - - and mind you, the level of solemnity in the golf telecast was possibly a bit greater than for the Pope's funeral.
		My most fervent request for announcers — the ones in the studio or at the games — goes to the guys who do college basketball.
		All of them seem to suffer from this problem to some degree and some of them have a case that is terminally annoying.
	www.sportscurmudgeon.com /topical/announcers.html (1556 words)

	World Sports Directory - Sports guide and directory. Clubs, players, championships. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		They propagate the fundamental principles of Olympism at a national level within the framework of sports activity.
		They are responsible for the integrity of their sport on the international level.
		Library of sports biographies, sorted by sport and last name.
	sports.spanish-english.org (211 words)

	Baseball Announcers-The Sports Chat Baseball Forums
		The Sports Chat forums are and always will be 100% free for our members.
		I am aware that most announcers are lackeys of the team that hires them, but most of these guys are dreadful.
		After what happened to the Cubs announcers two years ago, I guess I cannot blame them for being boring and opting for saying nothing controversial.
	www.sports-chat.com /forums/showthread.php?t=5668 (457 words)

	SportsBiz: Are sports announcers worth their millions? - Oct. 21, 2005
		Sports announcers get big bucks, but recent experiment questions if they help or hurt ratings.
		Sports television consultant Neal Pilson, a former president of CBS Sports who has signed his share of multi-million dollar announcing contracts, concedes that the teams involved and the quality of the game are the real keys to the ratings of an event.
		He said that one of the reasons networks spend the time and effort they do building the announcing teams is that they're a part of the broadcast, along with the pictures, that they can control.
	money.cnn.com /2005/10/21/commentary/column_sportsbiz/sportsbiz (1171 words)

	SNY.tv: sny_announcers: SNY's Sports News Team
		Prior to joining SNY, Choi was a weekend sports anchor at Fox 23 News in Tulsa as well as a contributor on KTBZ-1430 sports radio.
		His broadcasting career began as a sports reporter and anchor for Bruin News, the local news station for the UCLA community.
		Before that Donaldson worked at FOX Sports Net National where she was a co-host of the show Softball 360 as well as Information Television Network co-hosting PBS series Healthy Body Healthy Mind.
	www.sny.tv /announcers/sny_sports_news.jsp (1035 words)

	The Hoya \| Sports on TV Are Better With the Volume Turned Off
		Television sports announcers are this century’s version of the abacus and the horse-drawn buggy.
		Every once in a while, an announcer might give you a somewhat interesting piece of information, let’s say something like, “Bruce Chen has a 15.43 earned run average against right-handed hitters.” Of course, they also put those statistics in writing at the bottom of the screen, so there’s really no reason to say them either.
		It was about the beginning of the third inning of game seven of the ALCS between the Red Sox and the Yankees, and I, with no notion of the disaster to come in that game, experienced a sudden ecstatic revelation.
	www.thehoya.com /sports/042205/sports7.cfm (756 words)

	Sports Casting Jobs- Find career on-air, sports casting, production, photography, sales, sports director or any other ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		We have developed internship programs with stations and sports franchises in the markets where we are located.
		Some start in sales, others work in news and have a desire to be involved in sports, and they realize they need to sell the game if they are going to broadcast the game.
		So “Where are the future Play by Play announcers?” They are working at internships, learning the ropes, developing there skills and getting a foot in the door.
	www.sportscastingjobs.com /roundhorn19.asp (1073 words)

	SPORTSbyBROOKS
		As everyone now knows, 99% of sports announcers are paid by teams (and networks) to be on-air shills, and their resulting work is now unintentional comedy gold (and is the reason I got out of the biz).
		I also spent several years as a sports radio host and Program Director in major markets - and I've heard innumerable radio executives explain low sports radio station ratings by claiming there's a limited audience for the format - which is of course, hogwash.
		Pushing the same "hot sports opinion" patter on listeners, and then throwing open the phones to the same set o' callers every day is the reason most sports stations are an automatic tuneout.
	sportsbybrooks.com /broadcastclownscrowned.html (679 words)

	Charlotte Observer \| 09/09/2006 \| Fox Sports corrects `joke' (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Fox Sports announcers told a TV audience at a recent exhibition game that it would give away a car -- a white Porsche was mentioned -- to a lucky fan.
		And no one misunderstood this: Fox Sports had made an innocent fan the butt of an callous joke.
		Meantime, we suggest Fox Sports have its offending announcers drive to this season's games in an '86 Econoline van with a couple hundred thousand miles on it, bald tires and a bad air conditioner.
	www.charlotte.com /mld/observer/news/opinion/15477242.htm (730 words)

	iN DEMAND Names Sports Announcers for Sports in Demand Courtside Business Wire - Find Articles
		Sports iN DEMAND COURTSIDE will feature play-by-play and commentary by two of the most highly-skilled sports broadcasting professionals in the business.
		A veteran play-by-play sports announcer, Rosenbloom has been the voice for 24 different sports over the past 20 years, winning AP Radio Awards on four different occasions.
		The COURTSIDE package is the first, proprietary sports package for Sports iN DEMAND, the iN DEMAND programming franchise whose mission is to bring the best in sports from around the globe to cable TV customers.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0EIN/is_2000_Oct_5/ai_65765372 (832 words)

	Sports Announcers we love to hate - Sports Central Message Boards
		LA Angels announcers - Forget their names, but out here in Hawaii we get Fox Sports SoCal, and they play Angels games.
		The announcers are so annoying, they call the players by their 1st names, initials (which is so gay) and make up nicknames.
		He's on the sidelines, and just randomly interjects with the booth announcers, and they never acknowledge his comments.
	www.sports-central.org /community/boards/showthread.php?t=13085 (1816 words)

	CSTV, CBS Partner in NCAA March Madness on Demand - NCAA Sports.com
		Fans will be able to watch the live CBS Sports NCAA Tournament broadcasts from outside their area on their computers, following the action as it is broadcast by CBS Sports announcers such as Jim Nantz, Billy Packer and Bill Raftery.
		The existing CSTV-CBS Sports partnership has included CSTV's production and telecast of the official nightly NCAA Men's Basketball Championship highlight show, and CSTV's exclusive telecast of 11 NCAA Championships, including five men's and women's lacrosse championships, the women's hockey Frozen Four, field hockey, water polo and Division III men's and women's basketball.
		CBS SportsLine.com is a member of the Viacom family and a division of CBS Sports.
	www.ncaasports.com /story/8138485 (842 words)

	Sports announcers are Birds of a feather (phillyBurbs.com) \| Laura Nachman
		Sports announcers are Birds of a feather (phillyBurbs.com)
		Vai Sikahema, WCAU Sports Director: Sikahema, a special teams player for most of his NFL career, is now first-string as a top-notch sports anchor for WCAU.
		Though he is fine in his TV gig, he seems better suited for radio where the former linebacker enjoys tackling (pun intended) sports and life issues.
	www.phillyburbs.com /pb-dyn/news/220-10292004-391707.html (496 words)

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