Routledge Handbook of Sports Journalism
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Routledge Handbook of Sports Journalism
Steen, Rob; Richards, Huw; Novick, Jed
Taylor & Francis Ltd
11/2020
424
Dura
Inglês
9781138671874
15 a 20 dias
453
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Introduction, 1. Why Sports Journalism Matters, Part I: The Trade, 2. Sport and Journalism in the 18th and 19th Centuries, 3. The Art of Sportswriting, 4. Newspapers, 5. Tabloids, 6. Agencies, 7. Regional Newspapers, 8. Fanzines, 9. Multiplatform Sports Journalism, 10. Broadcasting: Interview with Martin Tyler, 11. Twitter, 12. Public Relations, 13. The Sports Editor: Good cop or bad?, 14. The Sub-editor, 15. Humour, 16. Statistics and Records, 17. When Dreams fall Apart, Half-time Interval: Interview with David Lacey and Patrick Barclay, Part II: Issues, 18. Race, 19. Sexuality, 20. Homophobia: Interview with Alex Kay-Jelski, 21. Money, 22. National Identity, 23. The Olympics, 24. Football Hooliganism, 25. Football managers and the Press, 26. Who Owns the Narrative?, 27. Caster Semenya, 28. Lance Armstrong, Part III: Trailblazers, 29. Frank Keating, 30. Hugh McIlvanney, 31. Vikki Orvice, 32. John Samuel, Part IV: The Future, 33. A New Golden Age?, 34. Diversity, 35. Reporting
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Sports Journalism;Sports Journalists;Sports Editor;rob steen;Follow;jed novick;Test Matches;huw richards;Young Man;Sports Desk;sports reporting;Fa;sport and digital media;Wo;sport and new media;Sports Media;sport television;Held;sport and social media;Cup;ethics of journalism;Caster Semenya;sportscasting;American Football;sports writing;Clipping;sportswriters;Tour;sports reporters;Tour De France;sports broadcasting;UK Press;newspapers;UK Sport;sport history;Don Bradman;fanzine;Brighton And Hove Albion;public relations;Tv Coverage;sub-editor;LGBT Athlete;David Lacey;Geoffrey Green;Patrick Barclay;John Arlott;Martin Tyler;Frank Keating;Hugh McIlvanney;Vikki Orvice;John Samuel;football hooliganism;Olympics;Lance Armstrong;homophobia;race;gender;sport communication;sport media;press agencies
Introduction, 1. Why Sports Journalism Matters, Part I: The Trade, 2. Sport and Journalism in the 18th and 19th Centuries, 3. The Art of Sportswriting, 4. Newspapers, 5. Tabloids, 6. Agencies, 7. Regional Newspapers, 8. Fanzines, 9. Multiplatform Sports Journalism, 10. Broadcasting: Interview with Martin Tyler, 11. Twitter, 12. Public Relations, 13. The Sports Editor: Good cop or bad?, 14. The Sub-editor, 15. Humour, 16. Statistics and Records, 17. When Dreams fall Apart, Half-time Interval: Interview with David Lacey and Patrick Barclay, Part II: Issues, 18. Race, 19. Sexuality, 20. Homophobia: Interview with Alex Kay-Jelski, 21. Money, 22. National Identity, 23. The Olympics, 24. Football Hooliganism, 25. Football managers and the Press, 26. Who Owns the Narrative?, 27. Caster Semenya, 28. Lance Armstrong, Part III: Trailblazers, 29. Frank Keating, 30. Hugh McIlvanney, 31. Vikki Orvice, 32. John Samuel, Part IV: The Future, 33. A New Golden Age?, 34. Diversity, 35. Reporting
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Sports Journalism;Sports Journalists;Sports Editor;rob steen;Follow;jed novick;Test Matches;huw richards;Young Man;Sports Desk;sports reporting;Fa;sport and digital media;Wo;sport and new media;Sports Media;sport television;Held;sport and social media;Cup;ethics of journalism;Caster Semenya;sportscasting;American Football;sports writing;Clipping;sportswriters;Tour;sports reporters;Tour De France;sports broadcasting;UK Press;newspapers;UK Sport;sport history;Don Bradman;fanzine;Brighton And Hove Albion;public relations;Tv Coverage;sub-editor;LGBT Athlete;David Lacey;Geoffrey Green;Patrick Barclay;John Arlott;Martin Tyler;Frank Keating;Hugh McIlvanney;Vikki Orvice;John Samuel;football hooliganism;Olympics;Lance Armstrong;homophobia;race;gender;sport communication;sport media;press agencies
