Quiz #4

25 August 2022
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What two men dominated the growth of sport broadcasting in the 1960s and beyond?
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Roone Arledge and Alvin "Pete" Rozelle
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What was the Sports Broadcasting Act of 1961?
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Act that granted professional sports immunity from antitrust actions regarding the pooling of broadcast rights.
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What does CPM stand for?
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Cost per thousand
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What is difference between a television program's "rating" and its "share"?
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A programs "rating" represents the percentage of TV households in the survey that are tuned into the program. A programs "share" represents the percentage of the TV households watching television at the time that are tuned into the program.
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Today in the United States what percentage of homes are hooked up to cable television?
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50%
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The leading broadcast media research firm is ____.
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The A.C Nielson Company
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Along what lines do demographic Segments break down?
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age, gender, family size, life cycle
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What forms of information does 'new media' include?
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emergence of digital, computerized, or networked information and communication technologies in the later part of the 20th century
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What is a 'destination Web site'?
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Official site on the internet employed by a sport organization for communication and commerce
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What percent of time spent on-line by consumers accounts for social media?
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10%
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Sport managers have utilized Facebook primarily through which two different means?
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-Group pages - discussion focused pages created to facilitate smaller scale interaction -Fan pages - involve a team, individual players or members of coaching staff; mechanism to interact directly with fans and consumers
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Effective employment of social media requires four important steps, which include __ __ __ and __.
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-Find where conversations are happening: RSS; searches; etc... -Listen to these conversations, study, and understand -Engage in social media, build relationships with fans -Lead by providing compelling, up to date content
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What are podcasts?
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Series of digital audio files that can be downloaded through online syndication
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What is the leading advertiser-supported video content site?
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Youtube
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_______ are now the largest providers of wireless access to the Internet today
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Mobile telephones
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How are sporting goods defined?
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Physical objects necessary for the game.
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Which college was the first to enter into a formal licensing agreement in 1973?
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UCLA
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Most professional leagues negotiate licensing agreements on behalf of their member organizations. What is the name of the department responsible for those agreements?
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Properties Division
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What is the acronym for the sporting goods trade association?
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SGMA
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What is the difference between a licensee and a licensor? Also, which one assumes the majority of the risk in most formal licensing agreements?
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The licensee is the party that receives a license, while the licensor is the party that grants the license. For instance, if a bar owner gets a liquor license from the state where he operates his business, the owner is the licensee and the government that issued the license is the licensor
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Kevin Plank, a former University of Maryland athlete, founded what company by selling products out of the trunk of his car?
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Under Armor
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Which professional league was the first to create a properties component in 1963?
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NFL
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Which company acts on behalf of more than 180 universities, bowls and conferences to negotiate licensing agreements?
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Collegiate Licensing Company (CLC)
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Which sporting goods company promoted grassroots sports competitions as a means to boost sales?
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Spalding
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Approximately how many people in the United States played golf during the last decade?
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30 million
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The game of golf originated in what country?
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Scotland
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______ are owned by the members and typically hold private non-profit status.
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Member owned clubs
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Which group establishes equity club policies and governs the club?
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-Club members elect those from its membership to serve on its board of directors -General manager performs day-to-day operational aspects of the club
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A committee which is permanent with the organization and helps the club conduct on-going business is a
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standing committee
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A committee that focuses on a specific problem or issue and remains in existence until that problem or issue is resolved is a(n)
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Ad hoc committee
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The official executive management position at a private golf club is the
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General manager
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What person is in charge of all activities related to the club's golf program?
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Golf Professional
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What is the gender breakdown of the profile of golfers ?
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75% males 15% females
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What percent of baby boomers say they will participate in recreational activities during their retirement??
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68%
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State forests, state parks, national forests and national parks are representative of what form of recreation?
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Public Recreation
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The underlying purpose of military recreation facilities is
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fitness and military readiness and for family and overall morale and sense of community.
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What is the primary reason for therapeutic recreation programs?
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improves a participants physical, emotional and mental health
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Another word for the "public sector" in terms of recreation is
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Government
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What are the requirements of a 501c7 club?
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-Must be a club and organized for club purposes -Organized for pleasure, recreation and other non-profit purposes -Substantially all of the club's activities must be for pleasure, recreation and other non-profit purposes -No inumment (no net earning may benefit owners) -Must not discriminate on the basis of race, color or religion