Here’s some quick linkage on this Thursday.
Rick Kissell of Variety notes that Fox Deportes is holding off its rivals from ESPN and Univision.
Mike McCarthy at Advertising Age says Jaguar is going to air its first Super Bowl ad in February.
Matt Yoder at Awful Announcing looks at the TV ratings juggernaut that is the National Football League.
Paulsen of Sports Media Watch has a wrap on the MLB Postseason.
Ed Sherman of The Sherman Report says tonight is a big night for college football on television.
Ed says Chicago Cubs radio analyst Keith Moreland has decided to leave for his Texas home and Ed also looks at the Cubs deciding to opt out of their TV contract with WGN.
Cynopsis Media has its daily media and marketing roundup.
Ken Schott at the Schenectady Daily Gazette has the radio and TV guide for the Capital Region’s high school Super Bowls this weekend.
Pete Dougherty of the Albany Times Union says a Capital Region radio station will air a rare NFL tripleheader on Sunday.
Ken McMillan of the Middletown (NY) Times Herald-Record notes that local listeners can hear Seton Hall basketball.
Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald writes that the Marlins are changing radio stations.
Chad Swiatecki of the Austin (TX) Business Journal says ESPN’s X Games will be visiting town in 2014.
Mel Bracht in The Oklahoman writes about Fox Sports 1’s crew covering tonight’s Oklahoma-Baylor game.
Danny Ecker of Crain’s Chicago Business says the Tribune Company has to decide whether it wants to pay up hard cash to keep the Cubs on WGN.
In Chicago Sports Media Watch, Paul M. Banks talks with local talk show host Dan Bernstein. ]
That’s going to do it for now.
