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Aron Solomon

  • Writer and Editor; Chief Strategy Officer, AMPLIFY
  • Journalist, tennisuptodate
Canada, United States
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About Aron Solomon

A Pulitzer Prize-nominated journalist for his groundbreaking op-ed in The Independent exposing the NFL’s “race-norming” policies, Aron Solomon, JD, is a globally recognized thought leader in law, media, and strategy. As Chief Strategy Officer for AMPLIFY, he leverages his deep expertise to shape the future of legal marketing. Aron has taught entrepreneurship at McGill University and the University of Pennsylvania and was honored as a Fastcase 50 recipient, recognizing him amo…

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Aron Solomon: How does a case reach the Supreme Court?

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Aron Solomon: The 25th Amendment and Presidential Illness

Aron Solomon: The 25th Amendment and Presidential Illness

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COLUMN - I've been saying this for two years. Now the PTPA has the receipts

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By Aron Solomon
| tennisuptodate
For the better part of two years, I have been writing some version of the same column. There is too much tennis. The season is too long. The calendar makes increasingly little sense. The Masters 1000 expansion from one week to 12 days was a terrible idea. Players aren’t getting enough time to recover. Tournaments are cannibalizing one another. Fans are being asked to pay premium prices for events increasingly vulnerable to withdrawals, exhaustion and compromised fields.
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COLUMN - Montréal Is becoming the best argument against Tennis Canada’s Stadium Plan

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By Aron Solomon
| tennisuptodate
On the official tournament site, two good seats for today’s ATP Masters 1000 session in Montréal cost $1,000. For that price, fans are treated to Nuno Borges against Luciano Darderi, Arthur Rinderknech against Brandon Nakashima, Arthur Fils against Cameron Norrie, and (the admittedly decent matchup) Jiří Lehečka against Rafael Jódar. There is absolutely nothing wrong with any of those players. They’re outstanding professionals. Every one of them is capable of producing brilliant tennis.
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COLUMN - Forget Toronto, the best story this week is in Warsaw

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By Aron Solomon
| tennisuptodate
Every August, the tennis world knows where it is supposed to look. This week, that’s Toronto. The stars are there. The television cameras are there. The million-dollar prize money is there. Every match seems to carry implications for the US Open, and every highlight finds its way onto social media within minutes. It’s exactly where most fans should be paying attention. Except maybe it isn’t.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

I've never been a full-time writer but my first writing gig was a local sports column when I was 13.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes - as a kid. Always got my fingers stuck. Ow.

How is social media changing news?

It IS news.