Routledge Handbook of Sport Communication / edited by Paul M. Pedersen.

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Language
English
Εdition
Second edition.
Published/​Created
  • Abingdon, England : Routledge, [2025]
  • ©2025
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The Routledge Handbook of Sport Communication offers a comprehensive and in-depth survey of the contemporary discipline of sport communication.
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Includes index.
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Contents
  • Cover
  • Half Title
  • Title Page
  • Copyright Page
  • Contents
  • Contributors
  • Introduction
  • PART I: Theoretical and Conceptual Aspects of Sport Communication
  • 1. Theories in Sport Communication Research
  • 2. Research Methods in Sport Communication: A Broadening of the Field
  • 3. Critical Discourse Analysis in Sport Communication
  • 4. Reflections on Sports in the Media as Seen from a Play-and-Game Perspective: In a Different Game?
  • 5. The Rhetoric of Sport
  • 6. The Storytelling Scheme and System of the Sports Media Complex: Behind the Story
  • 7. Sport as a Communication System
  • 8. Social Media and Sport Communication: Theoretical Beginnings, Current Assessments, and Future Directions
  • 9. Intercultural, Cross-Cultural, and Trans-Cultural Sport Communication
  • 10. Exploring Concepts and Empirical Evidence of Enjoyment in Mediated Sports
  • PART II: Mediated Aspects of Sport Communication
  • 11. Chronicling Sport Culture, Branding Sport Media Institutions: The Television Sports Documentary from Broadcast to Cable to Streaming
  • 12. What the Olympic Games Communicates to the World: Understanding the Biggest Show in Media
  • 13. Live Sports Production Philosophies
  • 14. Sports Reporting and Journalistic Principles
  • 15. Sport on Short-Form Video
  • 16. Changes in the Social Media Landscape
  • 17. Research Methods in Social Media Sport Communication Scholarship
  • 18. Media Coverage of International Sport
  • 19. International Perspectives on the State of Print Sport Media
  • PART III: Sociological Aspects of Sport Communication
  • 20. Gender and Sexualities in Sport Media
  • 21. Anti-Racism in Sport Communication
  • 22. Youth Sport, Identity, and Media: The Centrality of Youth Sport and the Student-Athlete Paradox
  • 23. Communication, Sport, and Family Interactions
  • 24. Media Coverage of Athletes with Disabilities.
  • 25. Feminist Theories and Sport Communication: Understanding Media Representations of Women's Sport
  • 26. Sport, Celebrity, and the Media
  • 27. Gendered Sport Communication: Criticism, Diversity, and Change in Complex Modernity
  • 28. Women in Sports Journalism: Making Sense of the Field's Ongoing Gender Disparity
  • PART IV: Organizational, Technological, and Managerial Aspects of Sport Communication
  • 29. Communication within Sports Teams
  • 30. The Disruptive Power of AI in Sport and Entertainment
  • 31. The Intersection of Technology, Media, and Sport: Conceptualizing Digital Sport
  • 32. The Business of Sports Broadcasting
  • 33. Sport, Analytics, and the Number as a Communication Medium
  • 34. Advocacy, Activism, and Social Justice in Sport Communication
  • 35. Gender, Branding, and Promotional Content: The Empowerment Myth
  • 36. Training Sports Officials' Communication: From a Toolbox of Skills to Adapting Appropriately to Audience and Situation
  • 37. Stadium Performances as Communication Endeavors
  • 38. Sports Gambling and the Media: Communicating the Odds
  • Index.
ISBN
  • 1-04-014576-0
  • 1-003-43027-9
  • 1-04-014571-X
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