Four Years Later. An Olympics Eyecandy Redux

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Four Years Later. An Olympics Eyecandy Redux

So Metro has a post about the very specific focus of Women's Olympic Volleyball Coverage.

The post speculates on what it might be like of other sports were handled this way.

My point exactly.

A Call for Gawking Parity at the Olympics, orig. posted 8/20/08.

Thanks to Mike for sending me the Metro link!

August 03, 2012 at 03:22 PM | Permalink

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