3.2 - media + commercialisation Flashcards
(14 cards)
describe the positive impacts of the commercialisation of sport on society
+ more sport to watch
+ can promote positive role models
describe the negative impacts of the commercialisation of sport on society
- only more popular sports get more coverage
- most attractive sportspeople get more sponsorship creating stereotypes for young people
describe the positive impacts of the commercialisation of sport on sports
+ promotes sport
+ increases participation
+ increased revenue
+ better facilities
+ more competitions
describe the negative impacts of the commercialisation of sport on sports
- less popular sports get less sponsorship
- less coverage for minority sports
- less commercialisation for female or disabled athletes
describe the positive impacts of the commercialisation of sport on performers
+ recieve funding
+ social mobility
+ travel and accom funded
+ allows for full time athlete status
describe the negative impacts of the commercialisation of sport on performers
- mor pressure to win to maintain funding
- can lead to deviant behaviour
- can demand lots of time to advertise products
- may cause athletes to play when injured
describe the positive impacts of the commercialisation of sport on spectators
+ make sport more entertaining
+ better technology provides a better viewing experiance
+ more competitions available to watch
describe the negative impacts of the commercialisation of sport on spectators
- advertising can disrupt the sport
+ can make watching sport less enjoyable
+ media companies have influenced changes in rules
+ may spoil viewing enjoyment
describe what sports coverage was like in the 1980s
- only mainstream sports
- lota of covergae of football hooliganism
- less live sport
- all channels free/ fewer channels
- male dominated
- limited camera angles
describe the changes that have occured in sport from the 1990s
- subscription and pay per view tv
- much more live coverage
- tv rights very expensive
- global tv audience
- more entertaining - more camera angles
- some rules changed to suit tv audiences
- variety of sports shown
- more womens sport shown and more womens commentators
describe the development of womens sport + examples
- more coverga ededicated to womens sport e.g the womens football show on BBC
- more live coverage of womens sport e.g club and international rugby on sky sports
- wider range of sports covered e.g golf on sky sports
- more female presenters e.g Alex Scott
- less sexist coverage e.g more focus on performance not appearance
what impact has the internet had on the way that spectars consume sport?
- can be watched on demand/catch up
- can watch on phone/away from home
- has made some highlights free to watch
- subscriptions required to watch many sports
what are the advantages to sport being broadcast on free channels?
- raised profile, more spectators
- increased participation
- access for everyone
- dispels stereotypes, sport is for everyone