I've also had the opportunity to participate in some interesting projects like the Olympics and working with AOL's 30 or 40 different partners. This job never lets you go when you want to go and it can sometimes be a vicious cycle. Thanks to studies showing that the majority of males ages 18-34 are brought to the Internet by sports, we can say that sports has definitely played a major role in attracting more users to the Internet. I also think that the Internet has affected different areas of the sports world. For example, more people are ordering tickets to sporting events thanks to the Internet.
Content is good if it makes people want to click on it.
Sometimes, just pure content alone isn't good content, but when you tie it in with something else and you're able to cross channels, you keep the viewer moving through your service and that's good content. Have consistently good content is like trying to keep the campfire from going out. If you want to work in sports, then you really have to love it and keep up with it everyday. If you want to work in the e-sports world, its important that you understand the Internet community and the fact that it's a 2 way medium. You must give the viewer the opportunity to talk back.