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Ombudsman George Solomon is the public's representative to ESPN, offering independent examination and analysis of ESPN's programming. The longtime Washington Post sports editor will critique ESPN's decision-making, coverage and presentation.

Solomon: ESPN scoops offset by slights New Window
While ESPN featured many high points in 2006, the Ombudsman also noted numerous slights, biases and unpopular executive decisions.
George Solomon, ESPN Ombudsman | January 2, 2007

Solomon: Irvin's remarks crossed the line New Window
Ombudsman George Solomon says Michael Irvin's apology over racial remarks about Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo was not sufficient.
George Solomon, ESPN Ombudsman | November 30, 2006

Solomon: Brawl coverage lacked balance New Window
Ombudsman George Solomon says ESPN's coverage of the Miami-Florida International brawl lacked balance in reporting and commentary.
George Solomon, ESPN Ombudsman | October 31, 2006

Solomon: T.O. media binge 'just too much' New Window
Ombudsman George Solomon agrees with many viewers that ESPN's coverage of Terrell Owens' recent overdose was over the top.
George Solomon, ESPN Ombudsman | October 2, 2006

Solomon: Viewers question game choices New Window
While the philosophy behind ESPN's live game selections is understandable, some viewers take exception to the execution.
George Solomon, ESPN Ombudsman | August 31, 2006

Solomon: Viewers baffled by Reynolds' ouster New Window
Many viewers do not understand ESPN's decision making, whether it's the choice of lead story on "SportsCenter" or personnel moves.
George Solomon, ESPN Ombudsman | August 1, 2006

Solomon: Cup coverage on the ball New Window
ABC and ESPN have done a credible job covering the World Cup, but the Ombudsman says trying to please soccer fans is another story.
George Solomon, ESPN Ombudsman | June 27, 2006

Solomon: More journalism, less sensationalism New Window
ESPN Ombudsman George Solomon says the network should focus more on quality journalism and less on sensationalism.
George Solomon, ESPN Ombudsman | May 26, 2006

Solomon: Bonds show light on answers New Window
"Bonds on Bonds" producers need to press the San Francisco Giant to react to the turmoil that seems follows him 24/7.
George Solomon, ESPN Ombudsman | May 3, 2006

Solomon: Vitale signature voice of ESPN New Window
While some viewers may be turned off by Dick Vitale, he is ESPN's signature voice of college basketball, and that's good
George Solomon, ESPN Ombudsman | April 4, 2006

Solomon: ESPN should bench Bonds project New Window
In the wake of the latest steroids allegations against Barry Bonds, ESPN should call time out on its Bonds reality series.
George Solomon, ESPN Ombudsman | March 14, 2006

Solomon: Rights issues chill ESPN's Olympics coverage New Window
While the Super Bowl played to ESPN's strengths, the network's Olympics coverage left the Ombudsman a little cold.
George Solomon, ESPN Ombudsman | February 27, 2006

Solomon: Plan for Bonds reality show 'boggles the mind' New Window
Ombudsman George Solomon says ESPN's decision to launch a reality show with Barry bonds "boggles the mind."
George Solomon, ESPN Ombudsman | January 26, 2006

Solomon: Radio strives to keep facts in tune New Window
Ombudsman George Solomon looks at ESPN Radio's battle to remain strongly opinionated and fair at the same time.
George Solomon, ESPN Ombudsman | December 27, 2005

Solomon: Irvin questions still unanswered New Window
Though ESPN says analyst Michael Irvin will not appear on "Countdown" this weekend, questions remain about his arrest and subsequent actions.
George Solomon, ESPN Ombudsman | December 1, 2005

Solomon: How much T.O. is too much? New Window
ESPN did a solid job of reporting the Terrell Owens suspension story, but the network went over the edge in volume and commentary.
George Solomon, ESPN Ombudsman | November 10, 2005

Solomon: Commentary vs. reporting New Window
Viewers are confused by the blurring of the line between reporting and commentary on the network's news and information shows.
George Solomon, ESPN Ombudsman | October 12, 2005

Solomon: Putting sports in perspective New Window
After Hurricane Katrina ravaged New Orleans and parts of the Gulf Coast, ESPN offered sensitive, pertinent coverage of related sports stories.
George Solomon, ESPN Ombudsman | September 9, 2005

Solomon: Can Smith's show live up to the hype? New Window
Viewers weigh in with mixed reactions to Stephen A. Smith's heavily promoted new show.
George Solomon, ESPN Ombudsman | August 9, 2005

Solomon: Meet ESPN's ombudsman New Window
Veteran journalist puts ESPN under his microscope and comments on the network's decisions.
George Solomon, ESPN Ombudsman | July 13, 2005

Solomon: Meet ESPN's ombudsman New Window
Veteran journalist puts ESPN under his microscope and comments on the network's decisions.
George Solomon, ESPN Ombudsman | July 12, 2005

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