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Use of New Media by Turkish Fans in Sport Communication: Facebook and Twitter

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Özsoy S.
Journal of Human Kinetics
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2011
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vol. 28
165-176
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This research examines the use of Facebook and Twitter, two social networks, for sportive reasons in Turkey.To this end, the literature was surveyed and a 5 Likert type data collection tool consisting of 21 questions was developed by the researcher based on the expert views. The sample of the research included 460 sport fans who are college students at Abant İzzet Baysal University and Sakarya University.It was found in the research that 91.7% of the participants had a profile on Facebook and 13.3% had a profile on Twitter. The rate of opening an account on Twitter, which still has no version in Turkish language, was low. It was found that the fans mostly followed the official site of their favorite team on Facebook, got informed about the sports activities through Facebook and learned news, which they did not hear from other sources. It was also ascertained that male fans used social networks for sportive reasons more than female fans did (p<.05). It is possible to state that social networks such as Facebook and Twitter have become a rapidly-developing alternative medium in sports against traditional media such as newspaper and television.
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Media w życiu małego dziecka. Badania własne

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Kołodziejczyk A.
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Over the past decade infants’ and toddlers’ time spent with media has notably increased. At present, there is limited empirical knowledge regarding how children in different countries use media, how environmental variables influence children’s activities. Presented study examined 343 children’s aged 0;6 to 6;6 media use. The study provides baseline data about: which media do very young children use, and how much time do they spend using them, how old are children when they first starts using each medium. The study shows the social context of their media use and the relationship between the media environment in the home and children’s habits about media use and other activities.
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Managed Play: The Media’s Impact on Play in the Australian Football League

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Duncan S. K.
Physical Culture and Sport. Studies and Research
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2018
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vol. 77
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issue 1
5-16
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Gender Inequality and Female Sports Participation in Turkey

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Yenilmez M. I.
Central European Journal of Sport Sciences and Medicine
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2021
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vol. 33
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issue 1
27-41
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Research Questions: Discrimination remains a sore point for women in Turkish sports. This has subsequently hindered women from participating or building thriving careers in sports in Turkey. Many women are discouraged from taking part in professional sports due to the perceptions existing around such activities. Therefore, the Turkish female sports sector is growing at a very sluggish pace. The present study evaluates Turkish women's roles regarding connections between sports and politics to revolutionize the country. This assessment is vital to understand the barriers to Turkish women's sports participation and what can be done to encourage more women to invest in professional sports. Research Methods: The present study provides an in-depth view of the limiting factors hindering women from developing thriving professional Turkish sports careers. The research utilizes a semi-structured questionnaire to establish data from about 162 female participants (amateur and professional sportswomen) in different cities across the country. Results and Findings: The present study highlights that unequal salaries, unavailability of sports facilities for women, media misrepresentation, and pressures from the family, are some of the factors limiting the participation of females in Turkish sports. Inferences: The study provides insights on the vitality of sports programs and physical activities, everyone, including females. The study further emphasizes the need to create enabling environments that will foster female participation in Turkey's sports.
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