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Behaviour of the football fans-media image and its counterparts
Fiala, Tomáš ; Záruba, Robert (advisor) ; Trunečka, Ondřej (referee)
This work deals with the development of football fans under the influence of the media. Approaching, what factors affect the behavior of fans at the stadium and beyond and what are the consequences of their actions. Thesis is based on the methods of investigation of processes and interactions. Basic sources of information in addition to the observation of the author and literature are interviews with personalities from the football society. These include sports journalists, club officials and fans themselves. The work is divided into two parts. The first provides a theoretical basis, which describes the development of football fans after the Velvet Revolution, the non-media effects on behavior and the possible consequences of their interactions. The second part is based primarily on interviews and tries to answer the research question if the media play a crucial role in the development and behavior of football fans. In the final analysis, the author will, based on his knowledge, apart from its answer, offer opportunities for further development, as well as a theory, which factors may contribute to the future behavior of fans. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
Media image of fans culture in Gambrinus liga stadiums in season 2013/2014
Michovský, Václav ; Halada, Jan (advisor) ; Trunečka, Ondřej (referee)
This Bachelor's thesis aims to describe the media image of fans culture in Czech football stadiums in season 2013/2014. Many events happened in this particular season of Gambrinus League that then turned attention of media, the Czech Football Association and the general public to hooliganism. Especially, it was the disturbance during the half-time break of Baník Ostrava vs Sparta Prague match. After the match, the Czech Football Association decided to follow safety standards strictly and told the referees to interrupt matches when vulgar chants or offensive banners appear. However, this attitude of the Czech Football Association made football fans even more angry and tension in the stands escalated. This brought three other significant affairs, which this paper includes - the Prague derby between Sparta and Slavia, Teplice vs Sparta match and the Česká pošta Cup Final. The research is based on the observations from the following media: Mladá fronta DNES, the most read Czech broadsheet, and Sport - the only Czech daily newspaper focused solely on sport.
Gambrinus Liga Coaches in Dailies and Their Websites
Hejbal, Dominik ; Halada, Jan (advisor) ; Trunečka, Ondřej (referee)
The paper focuses on the image of the Czech first league football coaches in national dailies and their websites. The researched materials are daily prints and web articles from the seasons 2011/2012 and 2012/2013 of Sport and Mlada fronta DNES. Sport is the only one Czech sport focused daily. Mlada fronta DNES is general daily, which has the most of sport's texts. The theses are also focused on the online versions iDNES.cz and iSport.cz. The chosen period was very compelling because of causes on the Czech clubs benches. A well-known Spartan František Straka agreed to an offer by the all-time rival Slavia Prague. Jaroslav Hřebík came back to Sparta Prague to his third deal in this club. Pavel Vrba achieved the most successful season in the history of Viktoria Pilsen. Petr Uličný who holds the record of the coached matches in the separate Czech league won his first trophy just in the end of his career and has saved Sigma Olomouc in the league. Luboš Kozel promoted Dukla to the Gambrinus League after 17 years, and his team was surprisingly successful. The text uses the qualitatitve methods and decides differences between two dailies. The theses also find differences between printed and online medias. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
The Media Image of the Hockey Summit Series in 1972 and 1974 in Czechoslovakian Press
Poláček, Daniel ; Zamazal, Ondřej (advisor) ; Trunečka, Ondřej (referee)
My bachelor thesis deals with a media potrayal of so-called Summit Series from the years 1972 and 1974 in the Czechoslovakian press. Since both events, where both Soviet and overseas athletes performed, took place in the 1970s during the Cold War, they had both sports and political dimension. During this time, Czechoslovakia was a solid part of the East in a bipolar division of the world. My thesis concentrates on the role of a communist propaganda in the Summit Series coverage. Method of the thesis is quantitative content analysis. My research has a theoretical part which examines socio- cultural and medial context of that time.
Journal Echo24
Schoberová, Kristýna ; Osvaldová, Barbora (advisor) ; Trunečka, Ondřej (referee)
The bachelor's thesis deals with online daily news journal Echo24. This web site has been quite newly created. The work focuses on interesting and unusual terms of its creation. The owners, authors and editors of this project are presented, too. The theoretical part of the thesis deals with advantages and disadvantages of online journalism in comparison with printed media. It also mentions different points of view on journalistic objectivity, its individual parts and means of research. The goal of the practical part is to compare Echo24 with other wholly-online news concerning other points than their readers' opinion. This study is also concerned with the form of presenting information taking in account one of the news values - objectivity. It also deals with the space provided for criticized subjects to justify, because it is one of the impartiality indicators. The bachelor's thesis is completed with a questionnaire investigating awareness of different public groups about the project and its impartiality
Comeback of Ivan Horník into the Czech football in chosen media
Pěruška, Jan ; Trunečka, Ondřej (advisor) ; Štoll, Martin (referee)
The work deals with the media image of the return of Ivan Horník in Czech football. Ivan Horník became a major figure in the biggest corruption cases in the history of Czech football in 2004 and after half of his punishment expired in 2012 he started to work as a football manager again. The work focuses on the analysis of the texts of four monitored media - newspapers Sport and Blesk and news portals Aktuálně.cz and Tn.cz - in four periods. These include the most important moments related to the comeback of Ivan Horník. These are: September-October 2011 - Horník requested an apology; January to March 2012 - the request was confirmed and Horník joined the position of sports manager at FC Chomutov; November 2012 - speculation about possible contract of Ivan Horník in Slavia Praha; January 2013 - Horník joined FK Bohemians Praha as sports manager. This work by quantitative and qualitative analysis investigates how much space in selected media was determined for the comeback of Ivan Horník and his personality and which opinion the media held. The following chapters also focus on an answer on the question whether the person of Ivan Horník was not excessively demonized by the media and if the opinion of the media and public changed in the context of recent corruption cases.
Commercialisation of sports journalism: image of running in the media
Vrabcová, Tereza ; Němcová Tejkalová, Alice (advisor) ; Trunečka, Ondřej (referee)
The bachelor thesis "Commercialisation of sports journalism: image of running in the media" analyses the changing image of running in chosen Czech media in years 1994, 2004 and 2012. Firstly, it focuses on the general relationship between media and sport, on the sports journalism and a personality of sports journalist. It deals with commercialisation of sport and sports journalism; it also reveals the results from the International Sports Press Survey. The commercialisation is then specifically illustrated on the example of running. It maps its coverage, presentation and purpose of the information. The thesis also search for consequences related to commercialisation of running and tries to find out the extent of influence of media on public interest in running.
Use of social networks in improving communication with the readershiip on examle of IHNED.cz
Němečková, Hana ; Čermák, Miloš (advisor) ; Trunečka, Ondřej (referee)
Social network sites (and new media in general) transform the relationship between professional media organizations and their audiences. My bachelor thesis "Use of social networks in improving communication with the readership on example of IHNED.cz" focuses on how the media use pages or accounts on social network websites Facebook and Twitter in order to communicate with their readership in real time. In the first, theoretical, part, I define the notion of social networks and describe the history and functioning of the most widespread social network sites, with particular emphasis on Facebook and Twitter. The basis of the thesis also touches on the description of the possibilities and mechanisms of usage of social network sites in terms of the news media. In the research segment of the thesis I examine the activity of the Czech news server IHNED.cz on social network sites Facebook and Twitter by means of quantitative analysis. The intention is to detect what content is offered to fans (followers) of IHNED.cz, whether it evokes a response in them and to what extent IHNED.cz is communicating with its readers through social network sites. The thesis also contains the results of a questionnaire among four hundred fans (followers) of IHNED.cz on Twitter and Facebook. The aim was to find out how and...
Comaparisson of media picture of sport fan culture in mainstream media and in fans media
Huk, Jan ; Halada, Jan (advisor) ; Trunečka, Ondřej (referee)
Sports fans are an integral part of sporting events both in the world, and in the Czech Republic. Mass media write about them more than ever. And it gets and vice versa. Fans themselves now have their own ways to communicate with a wide audience, and even write and evaluate the journalists and their work themselves. The work discusses the example of football derby Slavia Prague - Sparta Prague that was played at the Evžena Rošického stadium on Strahov in 2008, and the distortions of fans of both clubs and the police, and how the events have been presented by mainstream media (newspaper Sport,website iDnes.cz, Czech television) and how they were presented by fans themselves - fan sites, fan magazines. These two media images, the mainstream one and the fan one, were compared to determine how much they differ.

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