How A Knicks Fan Turned His Passion Into a Media Company

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Sports media is changing quickly, even for the fans who want to get into it. Jonathan Macri is a Knicks fan who turned his love for the team into Knicks Film School, now a thriving Knicks media ecosystem and his full-time job. Mike Vorkunov talks to Jonathan about how he did it, what it says about sports media now and how legacy media is trying to be more like him than he is trying to be like them.Subscribe to the Business Decision YouTube channel hereSubscribe to Knicks Film School here and the newsletter here

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