Which of the following does not correctly explain the third step (Communicate Findings Effectively) of Stage 5?

Which of the following areas of sport broadcasting is the most difficult to find employment?

If several themes come together under a larger, unifying idea, it is called a __________. It links multiple related themes into a broader concept that captures the “big picture” of what’s happening in the data.

Sport public relations professionals rely solely on media to deliver their messages to fans because they cannot reach them directly through their own content, which is only produced for media.

Now the dominant force in U.S. sport media, ESPN launched its first broadcast in what year?

Qualitative data analysis requires a careful balance between creativity and __________. The researcher should be creative enough to see patterns others might miss but disciplined enough to prove they are real and relevant.

10. Which current ESPN employee essentially launched the business of covering the NFL Draft for media when he produced his first prospectus guide on the NFL Draft while he was still a senior in high school, before the NFL Draft was ever televised?

Which of the Big Four American sport leagues was the last to have an African-American athlete compete in a game?

Choose 1 of the following essays, essays must be at least 300 words, remember to check your work – points will be deducted for spelling, grammar and punctuation errors. Describe why communication skills are important for any position in the sports industry. What is your dream job in sports? What communication skills are required for this job? Of those skills, what skills do you currently have, and what do you need to develop? How will you go about developing these skills? From what you’ve learned in the 1st Part & chapters 1-4 in the textbook if you had to choose a position in Sports Communications, what would it be and why? What skills are required for this position? What would you bring to the company and why should you be hired over every other candidate? In the 21st century (your lifetime) how has Sport Media changed? In your opinion has it been positive, negative, neutral or both? What has your involvement been with sports media in your athletic career? In your view how is the amount of sport coverage between men and women compared to each other? In your opinion is this acceptable? What would you suggest to media outlets that they can do better and/or are missing out on?

Whereas sport was influenced primarily by network television in the 1950s through the 1970s, its reach was expanded exponentially in the late 1970s and 1980s by cable television, especially by the advent of ESPN.