commercialisation and media Flashcards

1
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what is commercialisation

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using sport to make a profit
mostly made through golden triangle

-league sponsorship
-buy and sell players
-merchandise
-tickets/boxes
-buy and sell clubs

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sport and commodity

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sport is a commodity meaning that it is a product that can be sold to media outlets or companies

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what is the golden triangle

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the main form of commercialisation in sport:
relationship + independence between sport, media and sponsorship

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4
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what does elite sport attract in golden triangle

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spectators
-revenue, equipment, prizes, popularity, raised profile

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5
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what benefits do media companies get from sport coverage - golden trangle

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revenue from advertising and inc viewers

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what benefits does globalisation of spor have

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attracts sponsors as they see potential to hit global audience
-gain exposure for its products

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example of golden triangle: rugby

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sport:
rugby, Gallagher Premiership Rugby

media:
new streaming service to watch games not broadcast on ITV or BT sport. BT sport pay £40 mill a year

sponsorship:
Gallagher is only sponsor

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what are the factors leading to commercialisation of sport

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-growing public interest and spectatorship
-more media interest
-professionalism
-advertising
-sponsorship

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increased media presence in sport

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more people spectating sport, therefore larger market to make profit from

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greater exposure to variety of sport

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inc market as hits more peoples interests

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performers and spectators can now travel worldwide (freedom of movement)

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makes the market for commercialisation huge

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rise of dedicated tv/radio channels to sport

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inc opportunity to sell media rights

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relationship of golden triangle

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sport, media and sponsorship
inc rely on each other
created commercial structure

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14
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inc in sponsorship of athletes/teams aided by professionalism

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more money available for teams and better standards of play

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15
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ind advertising in sport

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brings money in through advertising deals

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16
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positive impact of com on society

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-inc economy
-inc entertainment quality
-inc access to spectating sport

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negative impact of com on society

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-privately owned, therefore felt by few
-loss of tradition
-people tend to spectate rather than participate

18
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positive impact of com on sport

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-inc funding
-inc coverage
-inc globalisation, growth

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negative impact of com on sport

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-loss of tradition as rules change
-loss of control

20
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pos impact of com on performers

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-inc income
-inc status
-professionalism
-inc standard of play

21
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neg imp of com on performers

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-pressure
-win at all costs ethos
-loss of control
-ethics of representing bad sponsors

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pos imp of com on spectators

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-inc access to sport (24/7)
-inc media coverage
-better coverage, angles, replays
-imp stadiums

23
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why did tv need to change?

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since 1980s as sports media was male dominated
-violence, hooliganism and sexism

little attention to female sport

24
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order of tv evolution

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terrestrial
satellite/cable
pay per view

25
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what is terrestrial tv

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first type

free to air
sport not always available ie sunday afternoon football

26
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satellite or cable subscriptions

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constant access to sport but have to pay to access

27
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pay per view events

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pay additional one off fee to watch eg boxing

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order of internet evolution

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websites: news, teams, NGBs

youtube: video clips

social media: following teams and stars

live streaming and ‘on demand’: watching live footage of games anywhere at anytime

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order of radio evolution

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local and national: occasional mentions of sport

dedicated radio channels: sport is the only topic eg talksport

DAB radio: offers variety and means can access stations that are not local

30
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written press evolution

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newspapers: columns/pages given to sports news, results, fixtures

magazines: sporting specialist magazines with subscription
however this type is reducing

31
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how has media coverage changed since 1980

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-more coverage 24/7
-different types of media
-inc amount to pay for sub
-inc use of socials
-media has growing control over sport
-tech- pause and rewind
-‘sports stars’ in socials
-wide variety covered, women, disability and minority
-globalised coverage

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positive effects of media on sport

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-inc commercialisation = money
-inc participation
-sport is globalised
-inc standards of play
-earn high salaries
-inc spectatorism
-role models
-inc minority sports
-inc tech, fairer results
-educating

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negative effect of media coverage

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-control sport/performers
-deviant behaviour
-less participation
-loss of privacy
-issues highlighted which reflects badly
-biased towards men/able-bodied
-negative role models
-new rules against tradition
-inc officiating slows game