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Currently: @Sportico | Previously: @Forbes, @MedillSchool, @UAlbany | 📬: jbirnbaum@sportico.com
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World Cup Bumps Relevance of Local NJ Media Company

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By Justin Birnbaum Verified
| Sportico Verified
The Local Girl Media Group has thrived on hyper-local news, and the logistical confusion around the World Cup has created an opportunity to deliver even more to its already-robust audience.
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Sporticast: Fans Are the Story of the World Cup So Far Original

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By Eben Novy-Williams Verified, Justin Birnbaum Verified
| Sportico Verified
On the 562nd Sporticast episode, hosts Eben Novy-Williams and Justin Birnbaum discuss some of the biggest sports business stories of the week, including takeaways from the opening days of the 2026 FIFA Men’s World Cup. The hosts talk through a number of pre-tournament storylines, providing updates now that most teams have played one group stage game. What’s the latest with ticket prices? Were the pre-tournament concerns about public transportation warranted?
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KAT Call: Knicks’ Towns Hunts Trademark While Winning NBA Ring

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By Justin Birnbaum Verified
| Sportico Verified
The Knicks’ star center is pursuing a logo of his own as the franchise celebrates its first championship in 53 years. Design by Sportico, Photo by Gregory Shamus/Getty Images For the past eight weeks, Karl-Anthony Towns was locked in on the court, helping the Knicks deliver New York its first NBA championship in 53 years. But he was also making business moves behind the scenes.
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