Ch 16: Sport Communications Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
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what is sport communications

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all methods used by sport org to deliver its key messages

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2
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stakeholders

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groups/individuals that have a direct or indirect interest in an org

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3
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shift in sport comms

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advances in technology

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4
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success w comm plans

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aggressive and strategic planning

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5
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first outlet to cover sporting event

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Boston gazette, London boxing match

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6
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growth of sport industry

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expansion of cable TV, use of sport programming to lure subscribers
-increased rights fees paid to sport entities

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7
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media changes

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cable TV=24 hour news

-sport radio is a top format on dial

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8
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sport information director (SID)

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covers media relations and other comms jobs

  • calls from media
  • setting up press
  • media guides
  • social media accounts
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9
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media outlets “pulling”

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turn public’s desire to know about team and players into $$ by selling more papers and advertising

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10
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What has potential to reach largest audience?

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wire service stories

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11
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beat reporter

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assigned by local media to maintain daily contact w/ team

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12
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press release

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  • lets ppl know what an org is doing
  • sent out to editors/reporters…hopes of favorable stories
  • standard inverted pyramid style of writing
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13
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press conference

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  • media invited for important message
  • top priority=accommodating needs of attending media
  • proper lighting, platforms in front and back
  • multibox device
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14
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annual team media guide publications

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  • created and distributed before season
  • includes staff directories, bios of coaches/players/everyone
  • usually digital
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15
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media notes packages

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contain all the statistical info and bio info about two teams competing in game

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16
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photography

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  • need photographer
  • digital is standard
  • quick retrieval and distribution of images
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17
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Video News Release (VNR)

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-video=public’s media

pre produced piece including a written story summary or press release edited for broadcast

18
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B-Roll

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a tape of raw footage that is not a finished segment that would accompany a written news release

19
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defamation

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  • damaging good rep of someone

- comes into play if sport comm pro gives inaccurate info to media

20
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FERPA

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(Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act)

  • sets parameters for providing personal, academic, medical info to media
  • student athlete must release academic and medical info to non universities personnel
21
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HIPAA

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Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act

-sets limits on providing medical info to others

22
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public relations

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all non media related communication efforts aimed at delivering a direct message to fans
-undertaken for pos image/impact on community

23
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community relations objectives include:

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  • development of substantive programs to benefit charitable causes
  • educational and outreach programs in an orgs area of business
24
Q

what does the new media industry combine elements of?

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computing, techn, content, and telecommunications

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what does new media industry create?
products/services that can be used interactively by consumers and business users anywhere
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interview
Q/A session employed by media to gather info and present it to an audience -first prepare KEY MESSAGES
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crisis
- any non routine event that could disrupt an organization - short term incident w neg impact - dont overreact
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crisis plan
ID crisis, ID probability of happening, creating plan of action -create crisis team
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10 principles for communicating in a crisis
``` 1. speak early/often 2 dont speculate 3 go off record at your own peril 4 stay w the facts 5 be open and concerned, not defensive 6 make own point and repeat it 7 don't war w the media 8 establish yourself as most authoritative source 9 stay calm 10 never lie ```
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speculation
``` hypothetical questions (what if, suppose) -better not to answer ```
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off the record comments
dangerous practice unless very trusting of media member
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media training
companies offer tips for comms w pros
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internal comms
prez/GM daily/weekly email: - new partnership - new hiring - ticket sales update - status report
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integrated marketing communications
symbiosis of advertising, marketing, and public relations
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advertising
info placed in media by an identified sponsor that pays for time or space
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call to action ads
encourage consumers to do something (buy tix)
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media planning
- choose correct medium | - examine each potential outlet's ability to reach most target ppl
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trained media buyer
purchases ads for clients | -provides info required to make the right decision for each particular circumstance
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direct marketing
- success rates vary widely | - successful campaigns return pos response from approximately 2% of individuals targeted
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current issues
- emerging technology (internet based) - outside agencies - government relations (lobbying)