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This first book in the Routledge Journalism Insights series examines the major practical and ethical challenges confronting contemporary sports journalists which have emerged from, or been exacerbated by, the use of digital and social media.
Roger Domeneghetti is a senior lecturer in Journalism at Northumbria University. His research focuses on the history of, and identity representation in, the sports media. Prior to working in higher education, Roger worked as a journalist for a variety of online and print publications for more than 20 years. He is the author of From the Back Page to the Front Room: Football's Journey Through the English Media and continues to write for publications such as The New European, BBC History Magazine and The Times Literary Supplement.
Contents Introduction: Sports Journalism 3.0, Beyond Transition by Roger Domeneghetti Part I: Ethical considerations in the digital era - Benefit or Burden?: Social media and moral complexities confronting sports journalists by Tom Bradshaw - Digital and Data-Driven Sports Journalism: New Challenges and Perspectives by Jana Wiske and Thomas Horky - (Un)bunch of amateurs: Locating the fifth estate in the sports blogosphere by Simon McEnnis Part II: Representations and Narratives of Identity - Exploring new media and sport through a gendered lens: enabling possibilities and/or reproducing inequities for women? By Michelle O'Shea and Hazel Maxwell - Transgender athletes in women's sport: anti-social media and the 'silencing' of sports journalism by Daragh Minogue and Becky Thompson - The 'Beautiful Game' in a World of Hate: Sports journalism, football and social media by Daniel Kilvington and John Price Part III: Practical considerations - Using Twitter to Strengthen Audience Engagement in Sports TV Programmes: An Infotainment Overview by David Puertas-Graell and Pere Masip - The end of the Scoop Scoreboard: Boundary work and breaking news in sports journalism by Brian Moritz and Michael Mirer - The final whistle?: The future of the football match report in the digital age by David Randles Conclusion: Navigating the Future by Roger Domeneghetti
