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Women Ice, hockey sinc beginining too prezent
Patočková, Barbora ; Waic, Marek (advisor) ; Kolář, František (referee)
In my thesis I focused on using the information I found to describe the beginnings of women's ice hockey in our country and in the world, and at the same time outline how it has changed and developed since its beginning. In the first chapters I focused on women's hockey in our country. That is, on its history, system and division of league competitions, as well as who and what decides. In later chapters, I focused on women's hockey in the world. Title: Women's ice hockey from the beginning to the present The aim of the work: The aim of the work was to map and write the history of women's ice hockey and also to desribe how women's ice hockey looks like today Methods: My thesis was based on the information I gathered from book sources, internet articles and internet web sites. Keywords: Women's ice hockey, championship, history, NCAA, IIHF
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The growth in importance of the media social networking on the example of the 2015 IIHG Ice Hockey World Championship
Kousal, Kryštof ; Čermák, Miloš (advisor) ; Jirků, Jan (referee)
This bachelor's thesis discusses the media utilisation of social networks such as Facebook and Twitter during a top worldwide sporting event. The theoretical part deals with the new media family, then with Facebook and Twitter, their history and operating principles. Besides the methodology, it also presents the 2015 IIHF World Championship, being the main subject of the social media networking. The content analysis of the social newtorks posts had been chosen as the research method for this thesis. The objective is finding out how these three chosen Czech media - Česká televize, news server iDnes.cz and Deník Sport were using the two social networks to inform the public about the tournament progress. The second goal was to compare the account contents of the three media to the two Czech IIHF Organization Committee channels and find out about the mistakes the media made while posting on social networks. The shovelware phenomenon is analysed extensively as one of the most used negative elements.
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The growth in importance of the media social networking on the example of the 2015 IIHG Ice Hockey World Championship
Kousal, Kryštof ; Čermák, Miloš (advisor) ; Jirků, Jan (referee)
This bachelor's thesis discusses the media utilisation of social networks such as Facebook and Twitter during a top worldwide sporting event. The theoretical part deals with the new media family, then with Facebook and Twitter, their history and operating principles. Besides the methodology, it also presents the 2015 IIHF World Championship, being the main subject of the social media networking. The content analysis of the social newtorks posts had been chosen as the research method for this thesis. The objective is finding out how these three chosen Czech media - Česká televize, news server iDnes.cz and Deník Sport were using the two social networks to inform the public about the tournament progress. The second goal was to compare the account contents of the three media to the two Czech IIHF Organization Committee channels and find out about the mistakes the media made while posting on social networks. The shovelware phenomenon is analysed extensively as one of the most used negative elements.
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Comparative Studies of Promotion IIHF World Championship
Chalupský, Jiří ; Tripes, Stanislav (advisor) ; Kincl, Tomáš (referee)
This bachelor thesis is a comparative analysis of the Ice Hockey World Championships promotion. The main objective is to analyze the promotion of last three Ice Hockey World Championships and then answer questions that could possibly open up discussion on dependence between promotion and attendance at the Ice Hockey World Championships. The main question is if there are any particular differences in promotion that influenced the attendance at last three championships. All relevant data were analyzed by using descriptive statistics. In this bachelor thesis were analyzed forms of promotion and its content. Conclusion of this thesis claims that the promotion could affect the attendance at the Ice Hockey World Championship. It is therefore necessary to mention that there are many other factors that could affect the Ice Hockey World Championship attendance.
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