Michael is studying for his MBA at NYU’s Stern School of Business, with a focus on business development and strategic planning in the sports industry. A passionate sports fan, Michael revels in the use of statistical analysis in sports, and continues to pursue that in his leisure. In addition to sports, Michael brings a strong interest in media, with a focus on the shift to digital media and the transformation of cable. The blog is a forum for sports business and digital media business, but in the end everything is fair game.
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- big debate for 1st half 2010 - will Apple and ATT end the iPhone exclusive http://tinyurl.com/ya4eev2 1 day ago
- glad to see Syracuse still has projected NFL first rounders on the team, now how about wins against real teams http://tinyurl.com/yfslp4e 6 days ago
- absolutely criminal that Mariano Rivera gets no Cy Young votes 1 week ago
- @mikegermano clearly FIOS 1 week ago
- football needs a version of Bracket Busters to help the mid-majors get more credibility http://wp.me/pb5Ge-7z 1 week ago
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Thanks for the tweet about BurgerBusiness! I’ll try to remain active and amusing while seeking to be more interesting! Good luck to you and your blog, too. And go Cubs!