Continuities and Discontinuities in Sport Media
Following on my previous discussion about digital disruption on traditional sport media ecology (see post here) today I will reflect on how this … Continuities and Discontinuities in Sport Media
Tag: Disruption
The Sport Media Ecology
As I have argued in the Project page (see here) sport might be considered as the most serious of our mundane passions; so, how this unimportant … The Sport Media…
Media Planning in Digital Sports Marketing
When designing a digital marketing strategy in sports probably one of the key initial tasks is media buying and planning; or as Hackley & Hackley (2018) put: audience buying. As…
From Traditional to Digital Media
Building from the previous week on Digital Media for International Marketing where we have discussed the development of the symbiotic relationship between sport and media and especially why digital media…
Digital Sports Marketing, Twitter, and Le Tour de France 2020
As part of the Digital Media for International Marketing module I am leading this coming academic year on the BA(Hons) Sport Marketing course, I will start sharing here on the…
Football Without Fans? Media Spreadability, Twitter, and Bundesliga on New Coronavirus Lockdown
Yesterday I wrote about my feelings in relation to the new normal in sports broadcasting when the Bundesliga resumed its season behind closed doors [Football Without Fans during the New…
Football Without Fans during the New Coronavirus Pandemic Lockdown: A Reflection using Goffman’s Theater Metaphor
Today we had a glimpse of what professional football might look like in this new normal. As a consequence of the new Coronavirus lockdown the Bundesliga resumed its season behind…
Para-Social Interactions, Social Media, and Sport
It is commonly said that social media platforms have disrupted the traditional media ecology by allowing two-way communication between audience and senders (see Gantz and Lewis, 2014). In a way,…
