Dette er originalen til en kronik, som blev bragt i Tipsbladet i fredags, se her for at læse den der. Spillet om TV-rettighederne til dækning af topfodbold er blevet intensiveret med årene. I Europa hvor fodboldens magtposition i den samlede sportsstruktur er meget stærk, har vi oplevet store vækstrater, hvad angår prisen på disse rettigheder. […]
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Fordelingen af TV-penge i Superligaen
Den danske Superligas forårssæson er netop skudt i gang i denne weekend, og turneringen lægger i år op til en meget spændende afslutning. Det angår ikke bare spillet om nedrykningspladserne, som har været meget spændende de seneste år, men i år er der også stor kamp om DM-titlen. Dette spændingsmoment er ret interessant, og placeringen […]
Football’s top clubs in terms of revenue generation – Real Madrid is still no. 1
Concerning the publication of the 17th version of the Deloitte Football Money League, it is highlighted that top football clubs continue to monetize on their commercial activities. Regarding the top 20 clubs in Deloitte’s ranking, the report shows that the total combined revenue went up to €5.4 billion (8 % increase). Top football’s continued growth […]
Discussing advantages of applying ‘strategic CSR’ in the business of sports
By Kenneth Cortsen on January 7, 2014 in Sport & CSR, Sport Economy, Sport Management, Sport Marketing
The intersection between ’strategic CSR’ and sports branding has a capacity to integrate stakeholders’ experiences with a brand and the psychological meaning or value attached to a brand given the interactionist nature of sports branding (Cortsen, 2013), i.e. the symbolic and experiential characteristics of brand image and the fact that brand attitudes are founded upon […]
Football marketing – activation of players and coaches – Liverpool FC case
By Kenneth Cortsen on October 28, 2013 in Sport & Media Relations, Sport Economy, Sport Management, Sport Marketing
Research has shown that sports stars and celebrities are very influential in relation to young sports fans regarding these fans’ behavioral intentions in switching products, producing brand loyalty and word-of-mouth. That concludes that sports stars are significant socialization with huge potential of impact on purchase intentions and consumption patterns (Dix et al., 2010; Appelbaum et […]