This research collection explores the ongoing interaction between sport, media, and society throughout important periods in history, from the 19th Century to the present day. It examines both historical moments and broader trends in sport, with an emphasis on the media's role.
This research collection explores the ongoing interaction between sport, media, and society throughout important periods in history, from the 19th Century to the present day. It examines both historical moments and broader trends in sport, with an emphasis on the media's role.
John Carvalho is a professor of journalism at Auburn University, USA. His academic career as a sports media historian has focused mainly on sports celebrities with strong media ties.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction. Section I: Early influences, early developments 1.Curiosity shop, toy department, and beyond: The development of visual baseball journalism in Frank Leslie's illustrated newspaper 2.The photo-finish as sport media 3.Hawking kings of the diamond: How specialty sports magazines sold the national pastime, its stars, and its audience fables of manliness 4.Joe Louis: The first Black White hope 5.Dizzying Up the Broadcast Booth: The Player-Broadcaster in the Early Years of Televised Baseball Section II: Sports, media, and evolving identity issues 6.'Do tennis-girls make good wives?': Exploring media representations of women's sport in interwar Britain 7.From base paths to bylines: Jackie Robinson's prodigious career in journalism 8.Major League Baseball and the development of Spanish-language radio broadcasts 9.Defying race ideology in the South: Print media's role in the erosion of the unwritten rules in college basketball 10.Martin Luther King Jr. Day and the Super Bowl as a narrative for civil rights 11.Martina Navratilova: Out in the (relative) open Section III: The global reach of sports and media's influence 12.Sport journalism in wartime: Orders of worth and the Third Reich 13.Trapped in America: How the Masanori Murakami debacle redefined U.S.-Japan baseball relations 14.Argentina in the Soccer World Cup Mexico 1971: A collaborative approach in building a theoretical landmark 15.For profit or for country? The Daily Mail and the Zola Budd affair Section IV: A first look at emerging sports media history topics 16.Labor's denial: A case study of how labor used the media and public relations to block the first NBA-ABA merger attempt 17.Clyde Lear and the Learfield Sports empire 18.Remembering NCAA v. Board of Regents: The Supreme Court foundation of a mediated college football cartel 19.The ultimate value-added proposition: How fantasy sport evolved to accommodate the changing social needs of sports fans 20. Covering terror: The New York Times' post-9/11 sports reporting
Introduction. Section I: Early influences, early developments 1.Curiosity shop, toy department, and beyond: The development of visual baseball journalism in Frank Leslie's illustrated newspaper 2.The photo-finish as sport media 3.Hawking kings of the diamond: How specialty sports magazines sold the national pastime, its stars, and its audience fables of manliness 4.Joe Louis: The first Black White hope 5.Dizzying Up the Broadcast Booth: The Player-Broadcaster in the Early Years of Televised Baseball Section II: Sports, media, and evolving identity issues 6.'Do tennis-girls make good wives?': Exploring media representations of women's sport in interwar Britain 7.From base paths to bylines: Jackie Robinson's prodigious career in journalism 8.Major League Baseball and the development of Spanish-language radio broadcasts 9.Defying race ideology in the South: Print media's role in the erosion of the unwritten rules in college basketball 10.Martin Luther King Jr. Day and the Super Bowl as a narrative for civil rights 11.Martina Navratilova: Out in the (relative) open Section III: The global reach of sports and media's influence 12.Sport journalism in wartime: Orders of worth and the Third Reich 13.Trapped in America: How the Masanori Murakami debacle redefined U.S.-Japan baseball relations 14.Argentina in the Soccer World Cup Mexico 1971: A collaborative approach in building a theoretical landmark 15.For profit or for country? The Daily Mail and the Zola Budd affair Section IV: A first look at emerging sports media history topics 16.Labor's denial: A case study of how labor used the media and public relations to block the first NBA-ABA merger attempt 17.Clyde Lear and the Learfield Sports empire 18.Remembering NCAA v. Board of Regents: The Supreme Court foundation of a mediated college football cartel 19.The ultimate value-added proposition: How fantasy sport evolved to accommodate the changing social needs of sports fans 20. Covering terror: The New York Times' post-9/11 sports reporting
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