Inspired by the regular reflections and suggestions for the future that regularly appear within
Communication & Sport, this paper reports the result of a systematic review of a sample of …

Research question: The creation of sport media content is guided by the need to cover live,
seasonal events, which typically results in the greater coverage of men's sport than …

In the digital age, many people are concerned about how Public Service Media (PSM) will
be able to fulfill their remits and promote “cultural citizenship” through sports journalism …

Research question: Women commencing semi-professional careers in traditionally male
team sports face unique opportunities and challenges. This study aimed to understand …

Women's professional team sport leagues have experienced a dramatic increase, yet
research exploring the employment conditions and the perspectives the players involved is …

The Olympic Games offer scholars the opportunity to better understand how broadcasters
visually frame male and female athletes to their large audiences. Traditionally, scholars …

Despite efforts to increase female participation and representation in sport, there has been
little scholarly focus on sportswomen's financial wel–being. The purpose of this study is to …

This study analyzes the allocation of sport news among female and male journalists in the
francophone Swiss daily press. Relying on both quantitative content analysis and qualitative …

This article describes an emerging research agenda for defining the relationship between
women, sport and alcohol as a feminist issue. Characterised as a “holy trinity”, the …

Contemporary sport culture is characterized as highly masculinized, where female athletes
are continually marginalized in traditional media. Despite evidence suggesting that media …