Sports Illustrated Latest about Sports Illustrated Sports Illustrated Recalls 2017's ‘Most Memorable Broadcasting Blunders’ By TV Technology Staff published 12 December 17 Al Michaels, Joe Buck, Mike Patrick and Skip Bayless are some of the most recognized and respected sports broadcasters working today, but even they aren’t immune to a gaffe here and there. Sports Production Get the TV Tech NewsletterThe professional video industry's #1 source for news, trends and product and tech information. Sign up below.Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors LATEST ARTICLES1E.W. Scripps Rejects Sinclair Takeover Bid2DirecTV Wins Appeal in Retransmission Price-Fixing Suit3Texas Attorney General Takes Aim at 5 TV Manufacturers4Study: U.S. Pay TV, Video Revenue to Total $190.7B in 20305Broadcast Solutions Group Acquires PMT Professional Motion Technology
Sports Illustrated Recalls 2017's ‘Most Memorable Broadcasting Blunders’ By TV Technology Staff published 12 December 17 Al Michaels, Joe Buck, Mike Patrick and Skip Bayless are some of the most recognized and respected sports broadcasters working today, but even they aren’t immune to a gaffe here and there.
