ESPN Public Editor

This was the account of former ESPN public editor Jim Brady, saved here for transparency. It is no longer updated though Jim still tweets at @jimbrady.

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Should have said this earlier, but as my term has ended, I will no longer be posting to this account. If you’re looking for me, I'm permanently at @jimbrady.

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@JasonAbbruzzese I know where you can apply.

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@bstt Hoping Rosen, not Allen. See you over at @jimbrady, Ben.

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I very much enjoyed my two-year term in this role and, as I wrote in my final column, I hope ESPN continues to have a public editor.

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@sflunaticfringe Thanks. Agreeing with me was never a requirement. Appreciate your reading and engaging.

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And, now, I can go back to thinking about what the Jets will do with the No. 3 pick in the draft. So it won't be all good news.

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I now eagerly await being able to go home and watch SportsCenter just like every other sports fan, and read https://t.co/nZA25bgENC without needing to tap into the public editor nature of my life the past two years.

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My final column: https://t.co/tsjozK60hN. Despite strong set of assets, ESPN facing its toughest opponent ever: changing times.

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My penultimate column: The future of SportsCenter may rest on being seen less, but in more places: https://t.co/O3nVunT6A7

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My latest covers ESPN's Snapchat partnership, its esports and WWE coverage and its progress on attribution guidelines: https://t.co/fUZeXbIlTz

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My latest: Despite progress, ESPN
still faces challenges regarding women in sports: https://t.co/L66EGR32dE

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Statement from George Bodenheimer, Acting Chair, ESPN: https://t.co/NBPLUc71Rg

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But today's news is a stunner, and clearly impacts that future in a profound way.

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A piece on women and ESPN is being edited now, so that'll be live in the next day or so. Then, I'll get back to the "future of" pieces.

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For those curious, my term is wrapping up shortly, and I've been working on a few closing "future of ESPN" pieces. But events within the company have continued impacting those columns, today's shocker included.

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ESPN president John Skipper resigns to deal with substance abuse problem. https://t.co/GpHu6yTkNM