Digital Qualitative Research in Sport and Physical Activity

Introduction: Digital qualitative research in sport and exercise [Andrea Bundon] Part I: Conceptualizing digital qualitative research 1. (Digital) culture, media citizenship and major event narratives [David McGillivray] 2. The datatification of everything: Towards a sociology of sport and Big Data [Brad Millington and Rob Millington] 3. Transformative potential? Feminist approaches to digital sport media research [Dunja Antunovic] Part II: Doing digital qualitative research 4. Understanding athletes' online participation: A ticket to qualitative research on online sports arenas [Urban Carlen and Ninitha Maivorsdotter] 5. Guarding against quick and easy: Tightening up qualitative sport and social media research [Jimmy Sanderson] 6. Research consideration when investigating psychological factors and health-related issues in online contexts [Matthew Hall and Sarah Grogan] Part III: Examples of digital qualitative research in sport and exercise 7. Mommy blogging: Understanding athlete-mother identities in a running community using discursive psychological analysis [Kerry McGannon and Jenny McMahon] 8. Unless you go online you're on your own: Blogging as a bridge in para-sport [Andrea Bundon and Laura Hurd Clarke] 9. Sponsorship goes social: Analyzing Twitter users' discussion of French Open sponsors [Elizabeth Delia and Cole Armstrong] 10. Shaky footage from the field: Envisioning a new terrain with film-based inquiry [Yosuke Washiya] Afterword: Sport's digital future: Biodigital design, e-sport, mixed reality, fan engagement and gamification [Andy Miah]