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The sports media company says it increased its ad revenue by 20 times by working with endemic sports brands while also tapping into less-traditional players in the space.

The GIST, an innovative sports media brand, has reached an exciting milestone—one million newsletter subscribers across its various platforms. This accomplishment underscores the growing demand for inclusive sports coverage that highlights the interests of both men's and women's sports.

The sports podcast charts have long been dominated by men, but this year, there’s been a boom in sports podcasts by, for, and about women.

As a part of our series about women who are shaking things up in their industry, we had the pleasure of interviewing Ellen Hyslop.

The Toronto-based co-founder of The Gist, a women-led, inclusive sports-media brand, gives us the lowdown on the hottest tickets and destinations in women's sports.

A co-founder of sports media brand The Gist on the buzz, the big changes and the bright future ahead.

Just as the Stanley Cup Finals kicked off last week, the NHL announced its next big play: a reality series about its hockey stars, from the producers of the ultra-popular Formula One: Drive to Survive.

In light of the controversy surrounding the surge in biased and at times inaccurate media coverage of the WNBA this season, coupled with the absence of high-profile women’s sports media experts, the need to elevate and diversify sports media has reached a critical tipping point.

Some of the biggest names in college basketball this year are women. Shaq knows it—he said he’s “only been paying attention to the girls” this season—and advertisers seem to know it, too.