Sports media history : culture, technology, identity /: culture, technology, identity. (2020)

• Record Type: Book
• Further Information: Note: Edited by John Carvalho.
• Editors: Carvalho, John
• Contents: Introduction Section I: Early influences, early developments 1. Curiosity shop, toy department, and beyond: The development of visual baseball journalism in Frank Leslie’s illustrated newspaper Scott D. Peterson 2. The photo-finish and sport media Jonathan Finn 3. Hawking kings of the diamond: How specialty sports magazines sold the national pastime, its stars, and its audience fables of manliness Amber Roessner 4. Joe Louis: The first Black White hope Mark A. Mederson Chapter 5- Dizzying Up the Broadcast Booth: The Player-Broadcaster in the Early Years of Televised Baseball Elizabeth O’Connell Gennari Section II: Sports, media, and evolving identity issues 6. ‘Do tennis-girls make good wives?’: Exploring media representations of women’s sport in interwar Britain Fiona Skillen 7. From base paths to bylines: Jackie Robinson’s prodigious career in journalism Brian Carroll 8. Major League Baseball and the development of Spanish-language radio broadcasts Patrick J. McConnell and Roberto Avant-Mier 9. Defying race ideology in the South: Print media’s role in the erosion of the unwritten rules in college basketball Christie M. Kleinmann 10. Martin Luther King Jr. Day and the Super Bowl as a narrative for civil rights Ralph E. Hanson 11. Martina Navratilova: Out in the (relative) open William P. Cassidy Section III: The global reach of sports and media’s influence 12. Sport journalism in wartime: Orders of worth and the Third Reich Christian Tolstrup Jensen 13. Trapped in America: How the Masanori Murakami debacle redefined U.S.-Japan baseball relations John Carvalho 14. Argentina in the Soccer World Cup Mexico 1971: A collaborative approach in building a theoretical landmark Ildefonso Apelanz 15. For profit or for country? The Daily Mail and the Zola Budd affair Toby C. Rider and Matthew P. Llewellyn Section IV: A first look at emerging sports media history topics 16. Labor’s denial: A case study of how labor used the media and public relations to block the first NBA-ABA merger attempt William Anderson 17. Clyde Lear and the Learfield Sports empire John McGuire 18. Remembering NCAA v. Board of Regents : The Supreme Court foundation of a mediated college football cartel Travis R. Bell 19. The ultimate value-added proposition: How fantasy sport evolved to accommodate the changing social needs of sports fans Brody J. Ruihley, Andrew C. Billings, and Nick Buzzelli 20. Covering terror: The New York Times’ post-9/11 sports reporting Timothy Mirabito and Robin Hardin
• Edition: 1st
• Publisher Details: London : Routledge
• Publication Date: 2020
• Extent: 1 online resource, illustrations (black and white)
• Subjects: 306.483; Mass media and sports -- History; Sports -- Social aspects -- History; Minorities in mass media -- History
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 9781000206579; 9781000206531; 9781000206555; 9780429287756
• Related ISBNs: 9780367254285
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