Mark Powell is a Content Director at FanSided. Based in Pittsburgh, he has nearly a decade of experience covering Major League Baseball, the NFL, NHL, and NCAA sports, with a focus on competitive sports and sports business. His work has been featured in numerous publications, including Lexology, The San Diego Union-Tribune, and the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
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Mark Powell's coverage is predominantly focused on sports, particularly football and baseball. He seems to prefer articles related to game analysis, injury updates, rumors, and coaching changes in the NFL and MLB.
Given his focus on announcements, press releases, and opinion editorials within the sports domain with a geographic emphasis on the United States (Missouri & Kansas City), consider pitching stories that provide unique insights into ongoing games or events relevant to these regions. Also consider offering exclusive interviews with athletes or coaches associated with teams from this area.
Since Mark doesn't have a specific international focus but rather covers national American sports extensively, it may be beneficial to pitch stories that directly impact or involve U.S.-based teams or players.
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Rising prices are the defining issue of the upcoming election…
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This is hardly a news flash, but here goes anyway: Americans are deeply, bitterly divided.
“Every visit the president makes this close to election day always tells you something…”
By J. Mark Powell Somewhere in America right now, someone may be walking around with LBJ's class ring on his finger, Abe Lincoln's telegrams
The year 1947 began on a wildly exciting note for kids. That January, enthralling ads popped up in comic books, Sunday newspaper funny pages and on the radio. What they announced was breathtaking.
By: J. Mark Powell
1947 began on a wildly exciting note for kids. That January, enthralling ads popped up in comic books, Sunday newspaper funny pages and on the radio. What they announced was breathtaking. …
By: J. Mark Powell
What is it about that frigid April night that haunts us so relentlessly? More than a century has passed. Other tragedies have horrified us: the Hindenburg, Chernobyl, the Challenger. Each
By: Mark Powell
They're common from The Battery in Charleston, S.C., to Seattle's Hamlin Park: Military relics retired to public places such as county courthouses and public parks to commemorate America's wartime history.
How Strom Thurmond and the Dixiecrats turned the 1948 presidential election on its head…
