One and Done: The Long Eclipse of Women’s Televised Sports, 1989–2019

Overview of attention for article published in Communication & Sport, March 2021

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13.) In a study in 2019 it showed the difference between men and women's TV coverage on the second graph and the results are shocking. https://t.co/HMoSrJ6ORR https://t.co/ckqXpXPPsH

08 Apr 2024

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One and Done: The Long Eclipse of Women’s Televised Sports, 1989–2019 - Cheryl Cooky, LaToya D. Council, Maria A. Mears, Michael A. Messner, 2021 https://t.co/HZ9ynFJ3rf

20 Mar 2024

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10. Typically when big stories come out about women’s sports, it is a negative thing being reported on. According to Cooky et al, women's media coverage on all television networks as of 2019 was only just over 5%. https://t.co/ocOleeVcsK

18 Mar 2024

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15. Statements from Cooky et al. (2021), explain that 68% of airtime was dedicated to the big three men's sports, being football, baseball, and basketball. Most of the time women aren’t receiving above 10% of airtime. https://t.co/Z35sVukUVZ

16 Mar 2024

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