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sports/media complex: a standalone construct

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Sociology of sport

the interdependent economic and cultural relationship between commercial sport and mass media, in which each depends on the other for audiences and revenue.

In sociology of sport, sports/media complex refers to the interdependent economic and cultural relationship between commercial sport and mass media, in which each depends on the other for audiences and revenue. This meaning comes from Jhally (1984) in Insurgent Sociologist.[1]

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Jhally, S. (1984). The Spectacle of Accumulation: Material and Cultural Factors in the Evolution of the Sports/Media Complex. Insurgent Sociologist, 12(3), 41-57. https://doi.org/10.1177/089692058401200304

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