Funding a team in return for exposurePaying for the right to broadcast matchesSelling branded goods such as replica kitsMoving matches to suit television
2
What is meant by the commercialisation of sport?
Playing sport for enjoyment without paymentSport run only by volunteer clubsSport paid for entirely by taxesTreating sport as a business to earn profit
3
Which type of media lets fans share content and react instantly?
Social mediaPrinted magazinesRadioNewspaper reports
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Practice
Commercialisation and the media: Commercialisation, sponsorship and the media
A-level15 questions· Core
Plays in 23 of 23 game modes, including Gold Rush, Big Catch and Speed Blitz.
In the golden triangle, who pays the sport for media rights?
The sponsors advertising on the shirtsThe governing body of the sportThe spectators in the stadiumThe broadcasters showing the events
2
In the golden triangle, what do sponsors pay the sport for?
A share of the spectators' ticket salesExposure of their brand through the sportThe right to broadcast the eventsThe wages of the television commentators
3
True or false: free-to-air coverage usually reaches a wider audience than pay-per-view coverage.
Free-to-air coverage usually reaches a wider audience than pay-per-view coverage.
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Practice
Commercialisation and the media: Commercialisation of sport
A-level15 questions· Core
Plays in 23 of 23 game modes, including Gold Rush, Big Catch and Speed Blitz.
True or false: professionalism is one factor that has driven the commercialisation of sport.
professionalism is one factor that has driven the commercialisation of sport.
2
A sponsor pays a sport in return for ____ for its brand.
amateurismexposurea licence feemedia rights
3
Match each group to a way it can gain from commercialisation.
SportPerformerSpectatorSponsorIncome from media rights and sponsorsHigher earnings and profileBrand seen by large audiencesMore choice of ways to watch
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Practice
Commercialisation and the media: The media and sport
A-level15 questions· Core
Plays in 18 of 23 game modes, including Gold Rush, Big Catch and Fossil Hunt.
Paying for the right to broadcast matchesSelling branded goods such as replica kitsFunding a team in return for exposureMoving matches to suit television
2
What is meant by the commercialisation of sport?
Sport paid for entirely by taxesPlaying sport for enjoyment without paymentSport run only by volunteer clubsTreating sport as a business to earn profit
3
Which type of media lets fans share content and react instantly?
RadioPrinted magazinesNewspaper reportsSocial media
+ 12 more questions in the game.
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