University student-athletes and their teams rely on social media to communicate with their fans, and these interactions may be beneficial for teams and athletes alike. But social media use also carries risk if an offensive photo or statement goes viral. Using frameworks from social cognitive, privacy, and uses and gratification theories, this article captures the status of university social media policies for athletes through content analysis and interviews. The findings outline strategies for monitoring, penalizing and rewarding athletes for their online interactions
High school athletics have soared to new heights in recent years. With millions of dollars invested ...
Similar to professional sport organizations, intercollegiate athletic programs frequently use social...
Daniel J. Friedman writes an article discussing the rise and popularity in social media use by profe...
The overall purpose of the study conducted was to examine the relationship between college athletes’...
Social media is being used amongst intercollegiate athletic departments, student-athletes and the NC...
This study examines collegiate student-athletes’ privacy management strategies and the impact on the...
Player transgressions and sponsorships were examined lightly using rhetorical and secondary research...
This thesis will examine the role of social media as a public relations tool in athletics, whether p...
abstract: Incidents relating to professional/collegiate athletes and their use of social media have ...
Abstract Fans use of social media to follow athletes is becoming more and more popular these days a...
Sport organizations regulate athletes’ use of social media for many reasons including the protection...
This article considers the First Amendment implications regarding limitations placed on student athl...
Fans use of social media to follow athletes is becoming more and more popular these days and fans of...
Professional sports has evolved from a game to an organization that has been codified, strategized, ...
In this exploratory study, we examined undergraduates’ (N ¼ 298) knowledge of their university’s soc...
High school athletics have soared to new heights in recent years. With millions of dollars invested ...
Similar to professional sport organizations, intercollegiate athletic programs frequently use social...
Daniel J. Friedman writes an article discussing the rise and popularity in social media use by profe...
The overall purpose of the study conducted was to examine the relationship between college athletes’...
Social media is being used amongst intercollegiate athletic departments, student-athletes and the NC...
This study examines collegiate student-athletes’ privacy management strategies and the impact on the...
Player transgressions and sponsorships were examined lightly using rhetorical and secondary research...
This thesis will examine the role of social media as a public relations tool in athletics, whether p...
abstract: Incidents relating to professional/collegiate athletes and their use of social media have ...
Abstract Fans use of social media to follow athletes is becoming more and more popular these days a...
Sport organizations regulate athletes’ use of social media for many reasons including the protection...
This article considers the First Amendment implications regarding limitations placed on student athl...
Fans use of social media to follow athletes is becoming more and more popular these days and fans of...
Professional sports has evolved from a game to an organization that has been codified, strategized, ...
In this exploratory study, we examined undergraduates’ (N ¼ 298) knowledge of their university’s soc...
High school athletics have soared to new heights in recent years. With millions of dollars invested ...
Similar to professional sport organizations, intercollegiate athletic programs frequently use social...
Daniel J. Friedman writes an article discussing the rise and popularity in social media use by profe...