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Whose game is it anyway? The cultural analysis of sport and media consumption

Alan Tomlinson Director of the Leisure Research Unit, University of Brighton
Pages 33-47 | Published online: 24 Jan 2012

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Gill Lines. (2007) The impact of media sport events on the active participation of young people and some implications for PE pedagogy. Sport, Education and Society 12:4, pages 349-366.
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Théo Girardin, Romain Roult, Olivier Sirost & Charly Machemehl. (2020) Social Media and Convergence Culture: A Scoping Review of the Literature on North American Basketball. SAGE Open 10:3, pages 215824402094920.
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