Sports Journalism 2/e

SAGE PUBLICATIONS LTDISBN: 9781446253373

A Practical Introduction

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By Phil Andrews
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I am a senior lecturer in journalism at Sheffield Hallam University and I teach on the sports journalism and international broadcast journalism postgraduate courses. My background is in sports and television journalism, and I am the author of the standard text on sports journalism, used in universities throughout the world - Sport Journalism: A practical Introduction, published by Sage, London.

Preface to the Second Edition Introduction: The Best Job in the World? Context Setting: Media Environments The Sports Desk Sources Interviewing Reporting the Action Sports News and Photography Sports Features Broadcast Media Online Journalism Sports News Agencies and Freelancing Sports Public Relations Appendix 1: Getting a Job Appendix 2: Copyright Appendix 3: Legal and Ethical Issues Glossary Bibliography Index

Phil Andrews' book Sports Journalism is a must-have for students studying the business. It is detailed, readable, and up-to-date including plenty of information and tips on exploring the potential of online sports journalism. Essential reading on my course. -- Charlie Lambert Sports journalism: A Practical Introduction provides budding sports journalists with an ideal guide to the world of sports journalism. This simple to read and informative guide takes the reader on a detailed, practical and up-to-date journey through the various elements of practical sports journalism, from writing, to commentary and social networking. -- John Cafferkey Nine years have elapsed since this book was first published - and in that period Sports Journalism has been transformed by the growth of social media and the ever-increasing influence of PR. This latest edition recognises that, with references to the 'new age' underpinned by the traditional crafts and techniques. It is invaluable to those studying Sports Journalism, and for those wanting to brush-up on their skills. -- Ian Bayley

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