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History of sports newsroom in Czechoslovak/Czech Radio
Charvát, Martin ; Groman, Martin (advisor) ; Cebe, Jan (referee)
The thesis deals with the history of the sports editorial office in essence for 95 years of radio broadcasting. Sports broadcasts began to be part of the broadcast just a few years after broadcasting and became an integral part of the broadcast. These broadcasts were first reported by Josef Laufer, later a separate editorial was created. This was significantly influenced by the Communist regime until 1990, although it had no direct influence on the broadcast itself. For their versatility, the sports editors were also engaged in significant non- sporting events as well as participating significantly in the broadcasting of the 1968 August events. After the Revolution, the editorial staff had to be redesigned and coped with the emergence of new media that took its exclusivity on the radio sporting results. Nowadays, sports editors face severe competition in the online world and internet communications, but at the same time they must also create content for these new media.
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Development czechoslovakian sport since its creation up to 1989
Riethofová, Alžběta ; Bednařík, Petr (advisor) ; Sekera, Martin (referee)
Periodical Czechoslovakian sport was established in 1953. The journal was established by State Committee for Physical Education and Sport. The periodical was a main platform for Physical Education organization until 1989. The Czechoslovakian sport was one of the central media of the communist regime. It was censored and it was also a platform for propaganda. The journal developed and made a progress over the years. Firstly, the Czechoslovakian sport was published twice a week, but eventually it became a daily. In fact, it was one of the top ten dailies in Czechoslovakia. The newspaper circulation was 195 000 copies in 1988. After the velvet revolution the Czechoslovakian sport was transformed to daily Sport. This journal has been published by Ringier ČR.
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Professional sport specialists and journalists future generation's view of female sportcasters in mass sports
Doškářová, Anna ; Němcová Tejkalová, Alice (advisor) ; Záruba, Robert (referee)
1 Abstract This diploma thesis focuses on women in their roles of sportcasters, namely in the view of master's degree journalism students and the students at sport faculties at Charles University, Palacký University and Masaryk University (i.e. prospective generation of sport specialists and journalists). The theoretical part gives insight into commenting live sport broadcasting and its brief history. Beside that, it also throws light on the issue of gender and position of women in Czech sport editorial offices. Additionaly, there is a part dealing with female sport presenters Vicki Sparks and Claudia Neumann, who became pioneers at commenting major sport events. In the analytical part, the author processed data received through questionary survey. She described not only the future sport specialists' and journalists' view of specific work of female sportcasters, but also prospective differences between men and women presenters in sports editorial journalistic departments. A benefitial part of the analysis is a personal experience of two women respondents who gave personal replies in the questionaries regarding actual work in the sport newsroom.
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Sport in Czechoslovakian specialized magazines in the First Republic - developement of sport journalism between years 1918 and 1938
Hoffmann, Martin ; Lukšů, David (advisor) ; Trunečka, Ondřej (referee)
This diploma thesis deals with development of sports journalism during the First Czechoslovak Republic, which applies to the period from October 1918 unBl Munich agreement in September 1938. Research is focused parBcularly on specialized sports magazines and it is based on analysis of the six most significant ones - Slavista, Sportovni revue, Sportovni vestnik, Sport, Star and Rekord. The aim of this thesis is to describe the progress of sport journalism between world wars in the broader context and get to know whether or not had sport journalism developed into a full-Bme occupaBon. In addiBon this text portrays the most influenBal sport journalists of that period - Karel Petru, Josef Fanta, Miloslav Josef Horacek and Ondrej Sekora and also brings a chapter about sports photography, which was inseparable part of popular sport magazines. This thesis is a first scholarly text to bring a wider perspecBve on specialized sports magazines in Czechoslovak Republic between years 1918 and 1938 and follows the cooperaBon and rivality among journalists and their influence on sport in Czechoslovakia in general. One chapter was devoted to sports photography, because it played important role in successful sports magazines.
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Comparative analysis of linguistic features used by sport commentators on Czech television and Eurosport during the 2018/2019 season
Tinková, Alexandra ; Svobodová, Ivana (advisor) ; Podzimek, Jan (referee)
The goal of this work is to analyse linguistic features used by biathlon sport commentators on two television channels, ČT sport and Eurosport, further to compare them and try to show a realistic view on the lexical aspect of the Czech sport commentary. The author first focuses on the Czech language theory, then the theory of sport journalism and spoken language. She further selects categories of the most used linguistic features in the biathlon commentary and shortly characterises the sport of biathlon. The findings are then applied during the analysis of a specific commentary on both television channels, where the work focuses mainly on the demonstration and examination of earlier stated most frequent linguistic features. Because of the character of the work, which is comparative analysis, the author in the end focuses on comparison of linguistic aspects on both television channels. She also briefly covers the content and the phonetical aspect of the analysed commentary and the overall impression taken.
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History of sports newsroom in Czechoslovak/Czech Radio
Charvát, Martin ; Groman, Martin (advisor) ; Cebe, Jan (referee)
The thesis deals with the history of the sports editorial office in essence for 95 years of radio broadcasting. Sports broadcasts began to be part of the broadcast just a few years after broadcasting and became an integral part of the broadcast. These broadcasts were first reported by Josef Laufer, later a separate editorial was created. This was significantly influenced by the Communist regime until 1990, although it had no direct influence on the broadcast itself. For their versatility, the sports editors were also engaged in significant non- sporting events as well as participating significantly in the broadcasting of the 1968 August events. After the Revolution, the editorial staff had to be redesigned and coped with the emergence of new media that took its exclusivity on the radio sporting results. Nowadays, sports editors face severe competition in the online world and internet communications, but at the same time they must also create content for these new media.
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The comparison of media presentation of Tatran Omlux Střešovice and media presentation of 1. SC WOOW Vítkovice
Bokůvka, Matyáš ; Němcová Tejkalová, Alice (advisor) ; Trunečka, Ondřej (referee)
My bachelor thesis is focused on media presentation of two Czech floorball teams, Tartan Omlux Střešovice and 1. SC WOOW Vítkovice, in specific national media. These two teams were chosen, because they are the most successful in Czech history. Media image of these two clubs will be analyzed in newspapers Mladá fronta DNES, Právo and Sport and also in news servers idnes.cz and sport.cz. For analysis have been chosen seasons 2011/2012 and 2012/2013. On media image of these two teams we can also demonstrate basic features of media image of floorball in general. This young sport is more and more popular every year in our country and is important to analyze its position in Czech media.
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