Commercialisation of Sport (OCR GCSE Physical Education): Flashcards
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Definition of a sponsor
Definition of a sponsor
Individual/group providing support in return for exposure to millions
Individual sponsorship example
Individual sponsorship example
Ronaldo sponsored by Nike
Team sponsorship example
Team sponsorship example
Man City sponsored by Etihad
3 types of sponsorship
3 types of sponsorship
Money, clothing & equipment, facilities
Definition of media
Definition of media
Broad range of technologies as main means of communication
Why sponsors use media
Why sponsors use media
To reach millions of potential customers
What media companies need
What media companies need
High viewing figures to attract sponsors
Funding needed by players/performers
Funding needed by players/performers
Facilities, equipment, competitions
Sponsor advantage from commercialisation
Sponsor advantage from commercialisation
Inexpensive advertising with high exposure
Sport benefit from commercialisation
Sport benefit from commercialisation
Raised awareness = increased participation
Player benefit from commercialisation
Player benefit from commercialisation
Train full time & receive top quality products
Sport disadvantage from commercialisation
Sport disadvantage from commercialisation
Minority sports not shown on TV, less sponsorship
Player disadvantage from commercialisation
Player disadvantage from commercialisation
Pressure to win at all costs to keep sponsor
Spectator disadvantage
Spectator disadvantage
High costs for subscription fees to sports channels
Official disadvantage
Official disadvantage
Poor decisions highlighted by replays, undermining them
