Brian Donlon

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By Brian Donlon Growing up in Queens, N.Y. the battlelines of baseball were clearly drawn from birth. You either lived and died by the exploits of the Bronx Bombers, the legendary New York Yankees, or were wowed by the upstart New York Mets. There was no “Gee, I like both.” And woe to the schoolyard pal who dared to utter “I like so-and-so” from the other team. Not allowed. Not ever. That changed on May 11th, 1972.

Bold local media moves by my former Magid colleague, Jason Brummond. Way to go! “The exciting thing about this is that visionary leaders who are at these student media enterprises have the opportunity to take those resources they have, which include full-time professional staff, often who come from the news business, and think creatively about how to use the resources they have to reinvent what they’re doing in partnership with local media, which is disappearing.”