sports media
Game broadcast industry
Sports media encompasses the outlets, platforms, and content covering athletic competition—television broadcasts, radio shows, websites, podcasts, and print publications dedicated to sports news, analysis, and entertainment.
The term includes both journalism and commentary: ESPN dominates American sports media, Sports media has exploded with the rise of podcasts and social platforms.
It also refers collectively to people working in the field: Sports media criticized the trade.
- game analysisExamination of play decisions
- broadcastersThose who transmit programming
- commentatorsThose who analyze publicly
- talking headsChest-up video commentators
- hot takeProvocative opinion piece
Monday morning quarterback · print journalism · play-by-play · ESPN · mobile apps · online streaming · SportsCenter · TNT · advertisers · courtside · television broadcasting · live coverage · highlights · instant replay · sports documentaries · sponsors · interviews · press conference
- sports careerssports agent, athletic trainer, sports journalist, sports broadcaster, scout
- sports societysports culture, athlete activism, fandom, gender equity, pay equity
- media studiesfilm studies, film theory, spectatorship, semiotics, image analysis
- culturemusic taste, beliefs, food preferences, custom, festivals
- mediatelevision, news, broadcasting, video, radio station
- sports historyOlympic history, Olympic records, Olympics, Olympic Games, Olympic training
sports mediacultural criticism
Analysis of society's artifacts
war reporting · book reviews · hard news · business journalism · science journalism
sports medialiterary reviews
Written evaluations of books
academic publishing · The New Yorker · academic journals · The Atlantic · public television