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How has sport changed the media and media change sport? - Coggle Diagram
How has sport changed the media and media change sport?
How has sport itself adapted to suit media needs?
Super slow motions
Statistics and player profiles
Information such as pitch condition or wind direction
Overhead camera work
Post match interviews and press conferences
“Man of the match”
Computer - generated line in swimming to compare to world record
Golden point in rugby league
Penalty shoot outs
Hawk eye - tennis and cricket
The Bunker - review room
Emergence of new sports
2020 Cricket
Beach Vollyball
NRL rules
How the media influences our "understandings" of sport
Sports that receive more coverage are presented more
Higher players receive more sponsorships therefore increasing level of the game for the audience
Who benefits and in what ways?
Spectators: technology including slow motion replay + play statistics and reports --> making players feel more involved in the games
Athletes: they have a fan group that support them as well as clubs paying them to play the sport they love
Relationships between different forms of media
Newspapers - written for a "white- collar" audience
Magazines - more expensive therefore offer more insight into sports and a wider scope of sports
TV - General public therefore keeping their stories and ideas quick and relevant
MEDIA: Advertising, promotion, money
More advertisements
Famous Athletes Used For Promotion
U. Bolt
K. Bryan
L. James
L. Messi
S. Williams
M. Jordan
R. Federer
Telstra Plans for Sport TV