Mark Douglas Lowes
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 810751 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Mark Douglas Lowes |
| NOMBRES | Mark Douglas |
| APELLIDO | Lowes |
| FIRMA | LOWES M D |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Ottawa |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6874-962X |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 35 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1997 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Narrative Storytelling as a Fan Conversion Tool in the Netflix Docuseries Drive to Survive
This paper explores how narrative storytelling converts individuals into sport fans. Data were collected through content analysis of Netflix’s Formula 1: Drive to Survive . Rhetorical criticism was applied to narrative elements identified in this popular docuseries. The conceptual framework drew from existing theories to detail how narrative storytelling effectively engages audiences and facilitates information exchange to achieve sport fandom. F…
Situational Crisis Communication Theory and the National Football League
This case study analyzes the crisis response strategies used by the National Football League (NFL) in its external communications to address the concussion crisis spanning 2015–2020. The analysis focuses on describing the crisis communication strategies and tactics used by the league. Situational crisis communication theory provides the theoretical framework for analyzing the NFL’s crisis response strategies. A qualitative thematic analysis was c…
Toward a Conceptual Understanding of Formula One Motorsport and Local Cosmopolitanism Discourse in Urban Placemarketing Strategies
Guided by a conceptual approach, this article delves into the image-saturated world of Formula One (F1) motorsport to argue that the interrelations among sport mega events, urban identity, and placemarketing work to create spectacular entertainment events that embody a distinctly promotional performance of local cosmopolitanism. F1 events are staged promotional performances of local cosmopolitanism intended for a global audience and feature promi…
Life in the Fast Lane
The article explores links between sport and health, focusing on a range of health outcomes of staging motorsport megaevents in significant public spaces in Australian cities. The article argues that an oversimplification of the links between sport and health produces a cultural filter that diverts attention from the negative health outcomes of sport. A major contribution of this study is the consideration of economic health and environmental hea…
The place of motorsport in public health
Neoliberal Power Politics and the Controversial Siting of the Australian Grand Prix Motorsport Event in an Urban Park
International motorsport events evoke the discourses and imagery of internationalism, while serving as occasions for the promotion of the host city as a “world-class” place. From a boosterist perspective, these spectacles are seen as markers of civic progress and triumph over adversity in the postindustrial era. This paper explores some of the tensions that follow from this, through a case study of the controversial siting of the Australian Formu…
Indy Dreams and Urban Nightmares
King Football
King Football delves into the role various mass media played from the 1920s through the 1950s in shaping football’s prominent place in American culture. In doing so, Michael Oriard offers us “neither an indictment nor a defense of football” but rather an attempt to understand what the game meant to a broad range of Americans during the period when it assumed a major presence in the national life. The book is framed around a simple yet fundamental…
Sports Page
This case study seeks to develop an understanding of why the sports pages of metropolitan daily newspapers are so regularly saturated with news of the major commercial spectator sports world, while noncommercial sports receive only a modicum of coverage at best. Using data gathered from fieldwork in the sports department of a large Canadian daily, this inquiry reveals that sportswriters depend on routine sources for the bulk of their raw news mat…
Life in the Fast Lane
The article explores links between sport and health, focusing on a range of health outcomes of staging motorsport megaevents in significant public spaces in Australian cities. The article argues that an oversimplification of the links between sport and health produces a cultural filter that diverts attention from the negative health outcomes of sport. A major contribution of this study is the consideration of economic health and environmental hea…
Neoliberal Power Politics and the Controversial Siting of the Australian Grand Prix Motorsport Event in an Urban Park
International motorsport events evoke the discourses and imagery of internationalism, while serving as occasions for the promotion of the host city as a “world-class” place. From a boosterist perspective, these spectacles are seen as markers of civic progress and triumph over adversity in the postindustrial era. This paper explores some of the tensions that follow from this, through a case study of the controversial siting of the Australian Formu…
Sports Page
This case study seeks to develop an understanding of why the sports pages of metropolitan daily newspapers are so regularly saturated with news of the major commercial spectator sports world, while noncommercial sports receive only a modicum of coverage at best. Using data gathered from fieldwork in the sports department of a large Canadian daily, this inquiry reveals that sportswriters depend on routine sources for the bulk of their raw news mat…
Narrative Storytelling as a Fan Conversion Tool in the Netflix Docuseries Drive to Survive
This paper explores how narrative storytelling converts individuals into sport fans. Data were collected through content analysis of Netflix’s Formula 1: Drive to Survive . Rhetorical criticism was applied to narrative elements identified in this popular docuseries. The conceptual framework drew from existing theories to detail how narrative storytelling effectively engages audiences and facilitates information exchange to achieve sport fandom. F…
The place of motorsport in public health
Toward a Conceptual Understanding of Formula One Motorsport and Local Cosmopolitanism Discourse in Urban Placemarketing Strategies
Guided by a conceptual approach, this article delves into the image-saturated world of Formula One (F1) motorsport to argue that the interrelations among sport mega events, urban identity, and placemarketing work to create spectacular entertainment events that embody a distinctly promotional performance of local cosmopolitanism. F1 events are staged promotional performances of local cosmopolitanism intended for a global audience and feature promi…
Sports Page
This case study seeks to develop an understanding of why the sports pages of metropolitan daily newspapers are so regularly saturated with news of the major commercial spectator sports world, while noncommercial sports receive only a modicum of coverage at best. Using data gathered from fieldwork in the sports department of a large Canadian daily, this inquiry reveals that sportswriters depend on routine sources for the bulk of their raw news mat…
King Football
King Football delves into the role various mass media played from the 1920s through the 1950s in shaping football’s prominent place in American culture. In doing so, Michael Oriard offers us “neither an indictment nor a defense of football” but rather an attempt to understand what the game meant to a broad range of Americans during the period when it assumed a major presence in the national life. The book is framed around a simple yet fundamental…
Indy Dreams and Urban Nightmares
The place of motorsport in public health
Neoliberal Power Politics and the Controversial Siting of the Australian Grand Prix Motorsport Event in an Urban Park
International motorsport events evoke the discourses and imagery of internationalism, while serving as occasions for the promotion of the host city as a “world-class” place. From a boosterist perspective, these spectacles are seen as markers of civic progress and triumph over adversity in the postindustrial era. This paper explores some of the tensions that follow from this, through a case study of the controversial siting of the Australian Formu…
Life in the Fast Lane
The article explores links between sport and health, focusing on a range of health outcomes of staging motorsport megaevents in significant public spaces in Australian cities. The article argues that an oversimplification of the links between sport and health produces a cultural filter that diverts attention from the negative health outcomes of sport. A major contribution of this study is the consideration of economic health and environmental hea…
Toward a Conceptual Understanding of Formula One Motorsport and Local Cosmopolitanism Discourse in Urban Placemarketing Strategies
Guided by a conceptual approach, this article delves into the image-saturated world of Formula One (F1) motorsport to argue that the interrelations among sport mega events, urban identity, and placemarketing work to create spectacular entertainment events that embody a distinctly promotional performance of local cosmopolitanism. F1 events are staged promotional performances of local cosmopolitanism intended for a global audience and feature promi…
Situational Crisis Communication Theory and the National Football League
This case study analyzes the crisis response strategies used by the National Football League (NFL) in its external communications to address the concussion crisis spanning 2015–2020. The analysis focuses on describing the crisis communication strategies and tactics used by the league. Situational crisis communication theory provides the theoretical framework for analyzing the NFL’s crisis response strategies. A qualitative thematic analysis was c…
Narrative Storytelling as a Fan Conversion Tool in the Netflix Docuseries Drive to Survive
This paper explores how narrative storytelling converts individuals into sport fans. Data were collected through content analysis of Netflix’s Formula 1: Drive to Survive . Rhetorical criticism was applied to narrative elements identified in this popular docuseries. The conceptual framework drew from existing theories to detail how narrative storytelling effectively engages audiences and facilitates information exchange to achieve sport fandom. F…
Political science (8 obras) · Law (7 obras) · Sociology (7 obras) · Law (6 obras) · Sport and Mega-Event Impacts (6 obras) · Art (4 obras) · Business (4 obras) · Sports, Gender, and Society (4 obras) · Advertising (3 obras) · History (3 obras)