Sports industry veterans can remember Bleacher Report as a scrappy digital media underdog, merely trying to earn notice among established industry heavyweights such as ESPN and Sports Illustrated. Now part of Turner Sports, Bleacher Report’s continued ascendancy, particularly among younger fans, can be seen in the company’s new 60,000-square-foot New York offices in midtown Manhattan’s Paramount Plaza.
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A Bleacher Report staffer shoots a jumper on a basketball court that doubles as a screening room for staff.
All photos: COURTESY OF BLEACHER REPORT
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The work of Design Republic, the new Bleacher Report office is part work space, event space, and play space, eschewing traditional norms of walled offices and endless cubicle farms for lots of open areas, gallery and mural spaces, and a basketball court that doubles as a screening room.
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A Bleacher Report staffer shoots a jumper on a basketball court that doubles as a screening room for staff.
All photos: COURTESY OF BLEACHER REPORT
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— Eric Fisher
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A Bleacher Report staffer shoots a jumper on a basketball court that doubles as a screening room for staff.
All photos: COURTESY OF BLEACHER REPORT
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