Laboratory for Leisure, Tourism & Sport
 

 
                                The University of Connecticut
 

 
                                 Andrew Yiannakis, Director
 

 
                              Sport and the Media (#23)
 
 

Researched and Compiled by:

Joshua A. Shuart
PhD. Candidate in Sport Management
Email: JAS95013@UCONNVM.UCONN.EDU

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