Commercialisation and media: แบบฝึกหัด

• a.

  A decrease in public interest and spectatorship for live events.

• b.

  The decline of the internet as a platform for sports viewing.

• c.

  The need for increased revenue through exclusive broadcasting rights.

• d.

  The legal requirement for all sports to be commercialised.

• a.

  Sponsorship is independent of media coverage as most sponsors avoid televised events.

• b.

  Sports must remain amateur to ensure they receive maximum terrestrial coverage.

• c.

  Media coverage increases a sport's profile, making it more attractive to sponsors, which in turn provides funding for the sport.

• d.

  Media coverage reduces the need for sponsorship as the TV companies pay the performers directly.

• a.

  A decrease in the quality of training facilities and equipment.

• b.

  The reduction in the total number of competitive fixtures available.

• c.

  The inability to secure professional status or financial security.

• d.

  Increased pressure to win and potential loss of privacy due to media scrutiny.

• a.

  Due to a decline in global interest in sports news and statistics.

• b.

  To cater to niche audiences and provide 24/7 coverage that terrestrial channels cannot accommodate.

• c.

  Because terrestrial channels are legally prohibited from showing professional sport.

• d.

  To ensure that all sporting events remain free-to-air for the general public.

• a.

  Globalisation, technology, and the spectators.

• b.

  The media, advertising, and the spectators.

• c.

  Sport, sponsorship, and the media.

• d.

  Sport, governing bodies, and the performers.

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