It was unthinkable back in 1996 when the Telecommunications Act was enacted to usher in consolidation that radio would actually recede as an industry ten years later. No one would believe that TV, having survived cable competition, would be taken on by YouTube. Wasn't MTV high and mighty with youth? Who could have known even MTV would struggle with its online reason for being. Everyone seemed to know that newspapers were dying -- thirty years ago -- but why can't they see that online is today's news print and integrity covers a multitude of sins. Well, the unthinkable is going to happen again and it pains me to say it. Sports is&hellip
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