Sports Journalism, dissemination and innovation. A case study of the international news coverage of the 2014 Winter Olympic Games

Authors

  • José Luis Rojas Torrijos Universidad de Sevilla

Keywords:

Sports journalism, online journalism, innovation, educational journalism, specialised journalism

Abstract

Olympic Games give journalism an opportunity to show people sports that are usually out of media scope and require an explanation of their rules, techniques, terminology or competition formats in order to get much more engagement from audience, who feel like watching new medals being won for their country. Journalism may take advantage of this event to innovate by reinforcing visually driven content and searching new ways of storytelling and displaying results. This research is a study of the main coverages made by media during the Winter Olympics held from 7th February to 23rd February in Sochi (Russia).

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Published

2014-12-17

How to Cite

Rojas Torrijos, J. L. (2014). Sports Journalism, dissemination and innovation. A case study of the international news coverage of the 2014 Winter Olympic Games. Textual & Visual Media, 1(7), 241-254. Retrieved from https://textualvisualmedia.com/index.php/txtvmedia/article/view/92