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ESPN and the changing sports media landscape / |
Armfield, Greg G.,; McGuire, John,; Earnheardt, Adam C.,
Lang AG International Academic Publishers, Peter
ESPN and the changing sports media landscape /
ESPN and esports: capturing and joining a rising sport
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Steve Young, Sean Fourney, and Braden Bagley

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1674302192102_49540532

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Preface: September 8, 2011
Greg G. Armfield, John McGuire, and Adam C. Earnheardt
Sports programming as a public good: a complicated congressional legacy
Stephen W. Dittmore
ESPN's search for a sustained global competitive advantage
David Bockino
A whole new ball game? The changing European sports rights marketplace
Paul Smith
Ascending as the fantasy giant: ESPN fantasy, mainstreaming fantasy gaming, and the role of Goliath
Brody J. Ruihley and Andrew C. Billings
ESPN and esports: capturing and joining a rising sport
Steve Young, Sean Fourney, and Braden Bagley
Tune it or stream it? Can millennials and the internet save ESPN?
Kevin Hull, Miles Romney, and David Cassilo
ESPN's double standard? The politics of frame and tone in sports
Ryan Broussard and Jonathan Graffeo
A fireable offense? Jemele Hill and the rhetoric of public correction
Katherine L. Lavelle
Jemele Hill, twitter, and ESPN: thinking inside the (potter) box
David Staton
Adapting to the digital age: ESPN's crisis communication during the 2015 and 2017 layoffs
J. Scott Smith
The present (but not future) ESPN ombudsman: levying accountability through the inception of the digital age
Xavier Ramon, José Luis Rojas Torrijos, and Andrew C. Billings
Sportscenter at 40: evolving with the times
John McGuire
ESPN's evolving mobile motives: development, consumption, competition
Jake Kucek, Zach Humphreys, Adam C. Earnheardt, and Greg G. Armfield
Creation of the Longhorn Network: shadow of a dying business model
Jared Johnson
National vs. local: Fox Sports 1 and Fox Sports networks in the 2010s
William M. Kunz
"Seeking a storybook ending": examining the future distribution of women's sporting events
Anji L. Phillips and Dunja Antunovic
"Tying the brand to something a little bit bigger": a political economy analysis of ESPNW
Sarah Wolter
Storytelling at the worldwide leader in sports: an interview with John Walsh, executive vice president of ESPN, retired
Michael L. Butterworth
Modern pathways of sports consumption: an interview with Paul Melvin, senior director of communications for ESPN
Melvin Lewis
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