create a return on investment for both the audience and the sponsors who buy the advertising to underwrite doing the media.
Period.
You have to know, respect, honor, participate and learn the way of new media world in 2014.
Oh, and you have to know a LOT about Baltimore sports to get people to listen to you every day and read your work at WNST.net. And that’s where this competition always separates experts like Luke Jones (our 2009 King of Baltimore Sports winner and now our morning show producer and Ravens & Orioles beat reporter) from a pack of otherwise “well-educated” Baltimore sports fans. And Luke Jones isn’t the only success story to brag about. Brett Dickinson was a co-winner in 2012 and continues to be a proud member of the WNST family as a co-host of the “Weekend Warriors” with Barry Kamen, who won our 2013 BSMS competition outright. Brett and Barry are also tremendous contributors to our live events & promotions at WNST. Thyrl Nelson and Rex Snider have also worked their way through the ranks courtesy of our annual competition at WNST and both enjoyed a fun, long-term ride as radio hosts at WNST before moving on to other careers.
Writing, punctuation, grammar, usage and using the King’s English and an AP Style Guide are an essential part of this competition. No one reads poor writing on the internet with a million choices. Be a professional writer because this is a professional competition. Be engaging, compelling and
