Sports illustrated distributes its content much differently digitally. In the physical form sports illustrated divides their magazines by sport but on the website everything is all together. They also provide additional content. For example they have a section covering the Olympics which is not content they have a designated magazine for. Another example is the scores and links to buy tickets located at the top of the page. This means that the website is updated very often. It also means that sports illustrated is receiving additional revenue for advertising those games. With the use of the website they are able to keep very updated scores and ranks on all sorts of teams and effectively convey them to the public.
While working on developing my interview questions I had to decide what I wanted to write about. Due to the time of year I decided I wanted to write about winter training. A series of intense workouts that aim to make everyone on the team faster on the water. Due to the fact that I am a rower it was hard to ask questions, because I already know the answers to most of them, but I managed to come up with some 1. By your definition what is winter training ? 2. Do you think it is a necessary part of training ? 3. If you had a choice would you choose to winter train? 4. What is your reasoning ? 5. What is the most important part of rowing? 6. What is something that most people don't know about rowing ? I conducted these interviews either before or after practice.

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