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Chapter 10 Part 2 - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Helmets and HANS device (Head and neck support device)
    - - Insulated clothing
    - - Video umpire
    - - Closing roofs
    - - Slow motion video
    - - Carbon fibre
    - - Ice baths
    - - Running shoes
  - - - Motorsports - Lighter material, improved aerodynamics, tires, helmets and safety
    - - Hawkeye
        
        Ball tracking tech that enables athletes to review decisions
    - - Fully automatic time
        
        Line cameras used to automatically time sprints
  - - - Pro
        
        Improvements in training methods and equipment leading to improved performances
        
        Able to review decisions that have gone against them unfairly
      - Cons
        
        Not all performers have access to best tech
        
        Interrupt / slow down game affecting performers focus
    - - Pro
        
        Fairer and more consistent decision-making
        
        Adds drama and suspense while decision is being made
      - Cons
        
        Disrupt play if used too often
        
        Doesn't always give correct decisions
    - - Cons
        
        may see as poor decision when viewing on platforms with tech that officials dont have
        
        Mistakes made as reviews are limited
      - Pro
        
        Adding drama when waiting for decision
        
        Better informed due to expert analysis
        
        See how decisions are made and trust they are fair
    - - Pros
        
        Tech helps umpires and refs reduce pressure
        
        Improved comms with colleagues
      - Cons
        
        Revered decision lead to officials being terminated
        
        May be too reliant on system to make decisions
- - - - Providingg news
    - - Providing knowledge to audience
    - - Providing entertaining sports coverage
    - - Publicizing sports, products and athletes
  - - - Newspapers - published daily / weekly with sports pages.
      - Magezines
        
        Interviews, advice and insight into sport
    - - Radio
        
        Sport specific stations provide line coverage
      - TV
        
        Non-subscription channels provide coverage for free
    - - Internet
        
        Allows access to both print and broadcast media
      - Social media
        
        Allows access to individual footage from fans and eprformers
  - - - Cons
        
        Exposure of athletes through media can lead to lack of privacy
        
        Media scrutiny means comments and behavior can lead to fines and sponsorship loss
      - Pros
        
        Media attention allows performers to develop rep
        
        Media places the spotlight on performers, making it easier to attract sponsors
        
        Media funding led to increased wages and prize money
    - - Pros
        
        Media funding may be used to develop spectator facilities or stadia, improving viewer experience
        
        Those watching from home benefit from higher quality broadcasting + insider knowledge
      - Cons
        
        Event timings may be altered to suit media interests not players or fans
    - - Pros
        
        Standards of performance improve as media funding used to develop coaching + facilities
        
        Improve coverage has raised interest and awareness
      - Cons
        
        May choose to watch at home leading to reduced attendances at events.
        
        Media feeds obsession with stats and records which distract skill from sport
        
        Sports may change format to suit media needs