Commercialisation of the Modern-Day Sport (Section C) Flashcards

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Sport and Media

Advantages to spectator

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  • Makes the sport more exciting
  • Playing time are altered to spectators can attend
  • Follow your role models
  • Become more knowledgeable
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Sport and Media

Disadvantages to spectator

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  • Pay-per view , increased prices
  • Traditional nature of sport is changed
  • Tickets are allocated to large companies
  • encourages deviant behaviour
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Sport and Media

Advantages to the sport

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  • Funding to develop grass roots of sport
  • Increased competitions
  • Increased participation
  • Helps less well-known sports
  • TV right are brought for large sums of money
  • Raise profile of sport
  • Funding for facilities and coaching
  • World wide coverage
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Sport and Media

Disadvantages to sport

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  • Playing times are altered
  • Traditional nature of sport is changed
  • More popular sport gain more coverage
  • Increase inactive spectators
  • Less amateur sport
  • inflate problems within the sports world
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Sport and Media

Advantages to performer

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  • Increased earnings
  • Increased number of sponsorship deals
  • Become role models
  • Alternative career opportunities
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Sport and Media

Disadvantages to performer

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  • Intrusion on personal life

- Increased pressure to perform

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Reasons why athletes should consider the nature of sponsors product?

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  • Role models have responsibility
  • Product should suit the nature of sport
  • Could bring criticism upon themselves
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Reasons Why athletes should not consider the nature of the sponsor’s product?

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  • They never asked to be a role model
  • Unlikely that other forms of support would be available
  • Other companies may withdraw financial support
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Advantages of sponsorships

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  • Brands will stand out
  • Adds value to product being marketed
  • Business is formed
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Disadvantages of sponsorships

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  • Uneven development across sports
  • More popular sports get more media coverage and deals
  • Sponsors can withdraw if demands aren’t met
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Advantages of commercialisation

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  • Money for facilities and coaching
  • Leads to more events
  • Athletes earn an income
  • Raises profile of sport
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Disadvantages of commercialisation

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  • Encourages deviant behaviour
  • Encourages people to spectate
  • Tends to support already popular sports
  • Favours males over females
  • Reduced amateur sports
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Technology in sport (positive)

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  • Ensure that the correct decisions are made (video ref/photo finish)
  • Allows officials to communicate
  • Less pressure for officials in the field
  • Creates crowd excitement when waiting for the final decision
  • New and improved training equipment
  • Influences higher levels of performance
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Technology in sport (negative)

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  • Officials using tech could be wrong
  • Tech must be accurate
  • Changes the nature of the sport
  • Lots of money required
  • Breaks disrupt the flow of the game
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Technology in sport (Athlete)

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  • Video analysis to improve athletes performance
  • Rehabilitation
  • Educate on techniques and mechanisms
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Factors affecting Ethnic minority

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  • Racism
  • Decisions made are handle by white middle class males
  • Channelling into certain sports
  • Stereotyping that athletes are suitable for certain sports
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Factors affecting female athletes

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  • They learn expected roles through socialisation
  • Sports are seen to be for men
  • Women are stereotyped for a domestic role
  • Women attract less media coverage and sponsorship
  • Denied opportunities due to medical beliefs in fertility
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Factors affecting the social class

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  • Middle class have more time and disposable income
  • Middle class controls the sport
  • Working class had to wait for the provision of facilities