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Blogs, Balls, Babes and Morality
by One Sport Voice posted June 8, 2010 at 7:45pm
My Blogs With Balls Experience: A Summary
If you follow this blog you might of known I went to Chicago last weekend to attend the Blog With Balls 3.0 (BWB) Conference, and was invited to be part of the “You’ve Gotta Fight For Your Right…to Blog?:...more
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Why the apathy about women's sports coverage?
by Sports, Media & Society posted June 8, 2010 at 4:46pm
In a column published this morning, longtime journalist Eric Deggens addresses the lack of attention paid to a new study that empirically verifies what women's sports fans have suspected: Despite Title IX and the soaring numbers of girls and women partici...more
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Our Game Magazine published by women soccer players
by Pretty Tough posted June 7, 2010 at 9:01pm
A new women’s soccer pub, Our Game Magazine, was launched with some fanfare this week. Founded by Khaled El-Ahmad, Our Game is a women’s soccer magazine created by current and past players for players and fans all around the world.
With the mission ...more
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KICK IT UP! launches at FIFA World Cup
by Pretty Tough posted June 6, 2010 at 4:06pm
Soccer (or football as it’s known around the globe) is the world’s most popular sport, and Global Girl Media is using the largest international soccer event to help young women find their voices. The non-profit org’s pilot project KICK IT UP! has ...more
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One Sport Voice goes to Blogs With Balls 3.0
by One Sport Voice posted June 4, 2010 at 6:44pm
Today I’m heading to Chicago to attend the Blogs With Balls 3.0 Conference and be part of the “You Gotta Fight for Your Right…to Blog: An Ethical and Legal Primer on Sport Media in 2010″ panel. I’m on this panel with some very well known sports ...more
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New report on gender in televised sports
by One Sport Voice posted June 2, 2010 at 7:00pm
Two colleagues, Mike Messner (USC) and Cheryl Cooky (Purdue), just finished the latest installment of a longitudinal study GENDER IN TELEVISED SPORTS: NEWS AND HIGHLIGHTS SHOWS, 1989-2009. The report can downloaded for free here.
The results are depress...more
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It's a man's racing world
by After Atalanta posted June 1, 2010 at 9:50pm
I saw a few articles this past weekend about female auto racers. Note that I didn't really read them because I am not all that into auto racing. But the headlines were similar in that they noted the increased presence of women at Indy: there were four thi...more
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Why milk?
by Athletic Women Blog posted June 1, 2010 at 8:10pm
The benefits women—female athletes in particular—reap from strength training are well-established. A new study shows, however, that drinking milk after lifting weights enhances and accelerates them.
Thus, as if it needed confirmation, we see now that...more
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WNBA marketing to lesbians? Who would have thought?
by Swish Appeal posted May 31, 2010 at 5:17pm
Many fans in the present WNBA era complain that the WNBA doesn't do enough to market to their lesbian fans. If you followed newspapers from a decade ago, however, that would clearly not have been the case.
BusinessWeek reported in its 2001 article "Gro...more
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Miley Cyrus rocks the WNBA
by Pretty Tough posted May 30, 2010 at 4:31pm
When you think WNBA you might not immediately think “Hannah Montana” star Miley Cyrus but the league is using her song “Can’t Be Tamed” as a promotional theme for a new TV spot. What do you think?
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The Big Ten: Who's that guy?
by After Atalanta posted May 29, 2010 at 2:09pm
So the Big Ten is being the Big Tease these days after announcing, this past winter, it's thinking about adding another team to the conference. Note that the conference already has 11 teams which sets off my OCD tendencies a little and, of course, that ad...more
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Softball facility improvement forthcoming in NC
by Title IX Blog posted May 26, 2010 at 5:01pm
It does not appear that we blogged about the complaint filed with OCR in 2009 out of Richmond County in North Carolina. But the allegations of disparities in the treatment of women's athletics, specifically softball, are currently being investigated. And ...more
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Michael Kirby on Stereotypes and Sports
by Muslim Women in Sports posted May 24, 2010 at 12:23pm
The former High Court judge Michael Kirby feels most comfortable in a suit and tie when he's out and about. He was therefore not too happy with the way he was treated at the hip TED (Technology, Education and Design) conference in Redfern. Speaking at the...more
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Preps sports reporters beat differ in values
by Sports, Media & Society posted May 23, 2010 at 9:38pm
A recently published survey by the Curley Center has found that sports reporters differ on the way they see the role of sports coverage and on their views of ethical norms on the job -- based on beat. Although reporters who cover high school sports are mo...more
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For Nike women are only good for laughs
by From A Left Wing posted May 23, 2010 at 7:39pm
People seem to like Alejandro Iñárritu's ad for Nike's 2010 World Cup campaign. I don't. Women appear in it only as sex objects and jokes. Below is a survey of the three moments in this ad in which women figure:1. Sex objects in the background of a fant...more
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Crystal Langhorne’s Got Milk
by Pretty Tough posted May 23, 2010 at 7:36pm
WNBA player Crystal Langhorne is the latest model-athlete to stump for the “Body by Milk” campaign.
Crystal has known basketball success at every level, including on the international stage. As a member of the 2007 U21 USA Basketball Team, she won...more
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Notes from the 5th World Congress on Women in Sport
by One Sport Voice posted May 21, 2010 at 12:45pm
The first full day of the 5th IWG World Conference on Women in Sport just concluded. Last night was the opening keynote in which Cathy Freeman was in attendance (see photo). A video of Freeman’s 400m race at the 2000 Sydney Olympics was shown. Freeman w...more
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Embracing women’s hoops 3.0
by Blue Star Basketball posted May 12, 2010 at 2:11pm
Maybe there’s something about basketball’s shoulder seasons — before the college scene tips off in the fall, and the time between the Final Four and the start of the WNBA campaign in the spring — that rouses up “culture wars issues” in the wom...more
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