Sport and Communication

Raymond Boyle University of Stirling

VOLUME ONE: History and Context: Heroes and Villains
′They Play in Your Home’: Cricket, Media and Modernity in Pre-War Australia - Frazer Andrewes
Long before Arledge . . . Sports and TV: The Earliest Years: 1937–1947 – as Seen by the Contemporary Press - Dave Berkman
Media Sport: Hot and Cool - Susan Birrell and John Loy, Jr
From Our Gaelic Fields: Radio, Sport and Nation in Post-Partition Ireland - Raymond Boyle
Drama in Sports Commentary - Jennings Bryant, Paul Comisky and Dolf Zillmann
Sport and the Media in Ireland: An Introduction - Seán Crosson and Philip Dine
A Speculative Paradigm on the Birth of the Modern Sport Spectacular: The Real Madrid and Eintracht Frankfurt European Cup Final of 1960 - Scott Crawford
Sport on Commercial Norwegian Radio 1988 to 2003 - P. Dahlen and R. Thomsen
Local Radio Sport from the Producer’s Point of View - Peter Gilmore
How Should We Theorize Sport in a Capitalist Patriarchy? - M. Ann Hall
A Pageant of Sound and Vision: Football’s Relationship with Television, 1936–60 - Richard Haynes
‘Lobby’ and the Formative Years of Radio Sports Commentary, 1935–1952 - Richard Haynes
The BBC, Austerity and Broadcasting the 1948 Olympic Games - Richard Haynes
BBC Radio and Sport 1922–39 - Mike Huggins
The Interdependence of Sport and Culture - Günther Lüschen
Hero Crafting in Sporting Life, an Early Baseball Journal - Lori Roessner
Making Soccer a ‘Kick in the Grass′: The Media′s Role in Promoting a Marginal Sport, 1975–1977 - Thom Satterlee
Assessing the Sociology of Sport: On the Mediasport Interpellation and Commodity Narratives - Lawrence Wenner
The Unholy Alliance: Notes on Television and the Re-making of British Sport - Garry Whannel
Pregnant with Anticipation: The Pre-History of Television Sport and the Politics of Recycling and Preservation - Garry Whannel
From Plantation to Playing Field: Historical Writings on the Black Athlete in American Sports - D.K. Wiggins
VOLUME TWO: Sport, Media and Communicating Identities
Selective Representation of Gender, Ethnicity, and Nationality in American Television Coverage of the 2000 Summer Olympics - Andrew Billings and Susan Tyler Eastman
‘The Grand Old Game’: Football, Media and Identity in Scotland - Raymond Boyle and Richard Haynes
Italian Television Sport Coverage during the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games: A Gender Perspective - Laura Capranica and Fabrizio Aversa
A Content Analysis of News Coverage of Asian Female Olympic Athletes - Chia-Chen Yu
Women Play Sport, but Not on TV: A Longitudinal Study of Televised News Media - Cheryl Cooky, Michael Messner and Robin Hextrum
Gendered Narratives in Spain: The Representation of Female Athletes in Marca and El País - Liz Crolley and Elena Teso
Which Nation, Which Flag? Boxing and National Identities in Ireland - Mike Cronin
The Power of Stereotypes: Anchoring Images through Language in Live Sports Broadcasts - Fabrice Desmarais and Toni Bruce
Liberal and Radical Sources of Female Empowerment in Sport Media - Margaret Carlisle Duncan and Barry Brummett
Separating the Men from the Girls: The Gendered Language of Televised Sport - Michael Messner, Margaret Carlisle Duncan and Kerry Jensen
Women’s Boxing and Related Activities: Introducing Images and Meanings - Jennifer Hargreaves
Sport, National Identity and Public Policy - Barrie Houlihan
Race Relations, Sociology of Sport and the New Politics of Race and Racism - Grant Jarvie and Irene Reid
The Death of a Female Boxer: Media, Sport, Nationalism, and Gender - Roy McCree
Sports Spectacle as Drama: Image, Language, and Technology - Barbra Morris and Joel Nydahl
Dallas with Balls: Televised Sport, Soap Opera and Male and Female Pleasures - Barbara O’Connor and Raymond Boyle
Mapping the Mythical: A Geopolitics of National Sporting Stereotypes - Hugh O’Donnell
Examining Equity in Newspaper Photographs: A Content Analysis of the Print Media Photographic Coverage of Interscholastic Athletics - Paul Mark Pedersen
Mediated Patriot Games: The Construction and Representation of National Identities in the British Television Production of Euro ’96 - Emma Poulton
Negotiations and Mediations: Journalism, Professional Status and the Making of the Sports Text - D. Rowe and D. Stevenson
The Gender Gap in the Enjoyment of Televised Sport - Stephanie Lee Sargent, Dolf Zillmann and James B. Weaver III
Televising International Sport: Race, Ethnicity, and Nationalistic Bias - Don Sabo, Sue Curry Jansen, Danny Tate, Margaret Carlisle Duncan and Susan Leggett
Constructing Racial/Ethnic Difference In and Through Dutch Televised Soccer Commentary - Jacco van Sterkenburg, Annelies Knoppers and Sonja de Leeuw
‘Impossible Is a Fact’: Greek Nationalism and International Recognition in Euro 2004 - Rodanthi Tzanelli
‘Good Blacks’ and ‘Bad Blacks’: Media Constructions of African-American Athletes in Canadian Basketball - Brian Wilson
VOLUME THREE: The Sports Communication Industries
Twenty20 as Media Event - Nick Anstead and Ben O’Loughlin
Be Like Mike? Michael Jordan and the Pedagogy of Desire - Michael Eric Dyson
The Hungry Games: Television at the Atlanta Olympics - S. Feldman
“You Gotta Appease the People Who Run This Place”: Corporate Ownership and Its Influence on Sports Television Production - Jason Genovese
The Globalization of Sports, the Rise of Non-Western Nations, and the Impact on International Sporting Events - Amit Gupta
Assessing the Sociology of Sport: On Media, Advertising and the Commodification of Culture - Steven Jackson
Unimagined China: Media, Technologies and the Fragmentation of National Olympic Audiences - Kevin Latham
The Global Sport Mass Media Oligopoly: The Three Usual Suspects and More - Alan Law, Jean Harvey and Stuart Kemp
Public Relations and Sport in Promotional Culture - Jacquie L’Etang
Mass Media and the Experience of Sport - Janet Lever and Stanton Wheeler
Sports Page: A Case Study in the Manufacture of Sports News for the Daily Press - M.D. Lowes
More Than a Sporting Touchdown: The Making of American Football in England, 1982–1990 - J. Maguire
The Global Media Sports Complex: Key Issues and Concerns - Joseph Maguire
The Marketing of the Women’s National Basketball Association and the Making of Postfeminism - Mary McDonald
Sport as Kitsch: A Case Study of The American Gladiators - Robert Rinehart
The Global Love-Match: Sport and Television - David Rowe
Assessing the Sociology of Sport: On Media and Power - David Rowe
Olympic Spectacle: Opening Ceremonies and Some Paradoxes of Globalization - Alan Tomlinson
The Structure of Televised Football - Brien R. Williams
The Local and the Global in English Soccer and the Rise of Satellite Television - J. William
‘It’s Gotta Be the Shoes’: Youth, Race and Sneaker Commercials - B. Wilson and R. Sparks
VOLUME FOUR: Sports and the Digital Age
Soccer, Broadcasting, and Narrative: On Televising a Live Soccer Match - Andrew Barnfield
Live-Streaming: Will Football Fans Continue To Be More Law Abiding than Music Fans? - Jack Birmingham and Matthew David
New Media, Professional Sport and Political Economy - Jon Dart
Twitter’s Diffusion in Sports Journalism: Role Models, Laggards and Followers of the Social Media Innovation - Peter English
Spain: Media Focus on the Geopolitical Issues of a Major Sporting Event - Emilio Fernández Peña and Miquel de Moragas
Women Reporting Sport: Still a Man’s Game? - Suzanne Franks and Deirdre O’Neill
Sports on Traditional and Newer Digital Media: Is There Really a Fight for Fans? - Walter Gantz and Nicky Lewis
From Broadcast Scarcity to Digital Plenitude: The Changing Dynamics of the Media Sport Content Economy - Brett Hutchins and David Rowe
Sport on the Move: The Unfolding Impact of Mobile Communications on the Media Sport Content Economy - Brett Hutchins
Tales of the Digital Sublime: Tracing the Relationship between Big Data and Professional Sport - Brett Hutchins
Mediating the Olympics - P. David Marshall, Becky Walker and Nicholas Russo
Football′s Coming Home? Digital Reterritorialization, Contradictions in the Transnational Coverage of Sport and the Sociology of Alternative Football Broadcasts - Matthew David and Peter Millward
Sports Journalism: Still the ‘Toy Department′ of the News Media? - David Rowe
Bill Simmons, Grantland.com, and ESPN’s Corporate Reinvention of Literary Sports Writing Online - Travis Vogan and David Dowling
The Paradoxical Character of Live Television Sport in the Twenty-First Century - Garry Whannel
Establishing a Typology of Social Media Uses in the Sport Industry: A Multidimensional Scaling Study - Chad Witkemper, Matthew Blaszka and Jinwook Chung
The EPL Drama – Paving the Way for More Illegal Streaming? Digital Piracy of Live Sports Broadcasts in Singapore - Donna Wong