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TSBX Releases Fall 2011 Issue

TSBX — Fri, 04 Nov 2011 04:52:43 +0000

The Sports Business Exchange is excited to release the Fall 2011 issue. All articles have been written by young sports business professionals.

Topics in the Fall 2011 Issue:

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Perspective From 35,000 Feet Above:
Why Steve Jobs was Important to Young Entrepreneurs
By Joshua Duboff, Founder

Introducing: “KAEO Startups”
An overview of the new feature.

KAEO Startups: Crowd Seats
Daily deals website for tickets to sporting events.

KAEO Startups: Massachusetts Soldiers Legacy Fund
Non-profit to support the education of children who lost a parent in Operations Enduring and Iraqi Freedom

Making a Marketing Paradigm Shift Within Your Athletic Department
By Adam Schemm

Cheerleading May Not Be Ready For Sport Status,
But It Is Big Business
By Daniel Scott Benjamin

The Relationship of Fantasy Football Participation
With NFL Television Ratings
By John A. Fortunato, Fordham University
A special article from the JSAS Online.

Open publication

If you’d like to contribute to the next issue, please contact us!

New York Sports Business Networking Event – April 27th

TSBX — Thu, 21 Apr 2011 03:21:21 +0000

Once again The Sports Business Exchange has teamed up with TheBusinessOfSports.com and is inviting everyone to attend The Business of Sports – New York Networking Event on April 27th, 2011 in Midtown Manhattan. The event is for sports business professionals living and working in the Greater New York City area to come out and socialize with others in the industry. While it is not required, we highly encourage attendees to register in advance on TheBusinessOfSports.com’s Event Page. Special thanks to Russell Scibetti for making this event possible.

The event will be held at BlackFinn at 218 East 53rd St. which is conveniently located near the E, V and 6 subways. The night will begin at 6:30pm and will last until 9:30pm. Drink specials will be available.

Event Rules:
Even though the Event Page says we have one “rule,” we really have two rules.
1) Business cards are encouraged, but please no resumes.
2) Bringing friends and colleagues is encouraged, but meeting new people is required. You can get a drink with your coworker another night. Socialize!

Please make sure to register on the Event Page. We are expecting the biggest turnout we’ve ever had! If you have any questions, please feel free to leave a comment below or contact me or Russell via email.

We look forward to seeing you all there.

TSBX Releases Fall 2010 Issue: “The College Sports Issue”

TSBX — Wed, 15 Sep 2010 04:12:27 +0000

The Sports Business Exchange has released a special college athletics edition for the Fall 2010 issue. All articles have been written by young sports business professionals working in college athletics.

Topics in the Fall 2010 Issue:

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The Other Northeast Football Conference
By Joshua Duboff, Founder of TSBX
Duboff looks at the CAA Football conference and examines whether or not it is sustainable as a conference amidst realignment.

An Evolving Multimedia Rights Landscape
By Chris Stearns
Stearns looks at the evolving landscape of multimedia rights in college athletics. He takes a look at both the big news from the summer along with the evolving inventory and how clients are leveraging their partnerships.

Brand Relevance at the NCAA Division I Level From A Mid-Major’s Perspective
By Dan Heck
Heck discusses brand relevance at the NCAA Division I level from the perspective of a mid-major school, Central Michigan University.

Collegiate Sports Information: More Than Just Building Buzz
By Chevonne Mansfield
Mansfield provides a summary of the sports information field, the role of a Sports Information Director, and how it varies across the NCAA.

The Influence of the Bowl Championship Series on Competitive Balance in College Football
Dr. Stephen W. Dittmore and Craig M. Crow
A Special from The Journal of Sport Administration & Supervision
The purpose of this study was to assess whether competitive balance within the six founding Bowl Championship Series (BCS) conferences has improved since the implementation of the BCS.

TSBX to Release Fall 2010 Issue: The College Issue

TSBX — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 02:13:25 +0000

The Sports Business Exchange will be releasing a special college athletics edition for the Fall 2010 issue. All articles have been written by young sports business professionals working in college athletics. An overview of the articles is listed below. The issue will be released next week.

The Influence of the Bowl Championship Series on Competitive Balance in College Football
Dr. Stephen W. Dittmore and Dr. Craig M. Crow
A Special from The Journal of Sport Administration & Supervision
The purpose of this study was to assess whether competitive balance within the six founding Bowl Championship Series (BCS) conferences has improved since the implementation of the BCS.