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  1. boardroom.tv › social-mediaThe Boardroom Season 1 on ESPN+: Social Media - Boardroom

    Mar 8, 2019 · Social Media has transformed not only the sports business, but also the way in which fans consume sports and engage with athletes.

  2. www.instagram.com › boardroomBoardroom (@boardroom) • Instagram photos and videos

    637K Followers, 1,873 Following, 6,923 Posts - Boardroom (@boardroom) on Instagram: "Sports. Business. Entertainment. Created by @easymoneysniper & @richkleiman"

  3. boardroom.tv › social-media-the-nba-the-boardroom-with-kdSocial Media & The NBA | The Boardroom With KD

    Mar 16, 2019 · Last Updated: April 26, 2023. KD, Jay Williams, Jack Dorsey, Breanna Stewart, CJ McCollum, and Ronnie Singh (2K) break down the ins and outs of social media and the sports business on the new episode of “The Boardroom”. ESPN has some highlights from the episode, with some commentary from Adam Silver.

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  5. www.imdb.com › title › tt9772230"The Boardroom" Social Media (TV Episode 2019) - IMDb

    Social Media: With Jack Dorsey, Kevin Durant, T.J. McCollum, Ronnie Singh.

  6. www.linkedin.com › company › boardroom1Boardroom | LinkedIn

    Boardroom is a media company founded by Kevin Durant & Rich Kleiman that covers the business of sports, music, and entertainment — with a special focus on the way athletes, executives,...

  7. trakt.tv › shows › the-boardroomThe Boardroom: All Episodes - Trakt

    Feb 11, 2019 · The Boardroom dedicates each episode to one major topic or theme in sports, ranging from the burgeoning sneaker industry to team ownership, to athlete brand-building, player development and the business of social media.

  8. boardroom.tv › nba-media-rights-deal-amazon-disney-nbc-universalThe Complicated Math of the $77 Billion NBA Media Rights Deal -...

    2 days ago · The NBA officially announced its 11-year, $77 billion media rights deal on Wednesday. The deal tips off in with the 2025-26 season and includes Disney ’s ABC and ESPN, NBC Universal’s NBC and Peacock, and Amazon Prime Video. Concurrently, it carved out the specifics for the 11-year, $2.2 billion WNBA media rights deal with the same networks.