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Andrew C. Billings
Andrew C. Billings
Reagan Chair of Broadcasting, University of Alabama
Zweryfikowany adres z ua.edu - Strona główna
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Assessing language attitudes: Speaker evaluation studies
H Giles, AC Billings
The handbook of applied linguistics, 187-209, 2004
5182004
Olympic media: Inside the biggest show on television
A Billings
Routledge, 2008
4342008
Sportscasting and sports reporting: The power of gender bias
ST Eastman, AC Billings
Journal of Sport and Social Issues 24 (2), 192-213, 2000
4052000
Framing identities: Gender, ethnic, and national parity in network announcing of the 2002 Winter Olympics
AC Billings, ST Eastman
Journal of Communication 53 (4), 569-586, 2003
3872003
Biased voices of sports: Racial and gender stereotyping in college basketball announcing
S Tyler Eastman, Andrew C. Billings
Howard Journal of Communications 12 (4), 183-201, 2001
3792001
Communication and sport: Surveying the field
AC Billings, ML Butterworth, PD Turman
sage publications, 2017
3112017
Gender parity in the Olympics: Hyping women athletes, favoring men athletes
ST Eastman, AC Billings
Journal of Sport and Social Issues 23 (2), 140-170, 1999
3101999
Selective representation of gender, ethnicity, and nationality in American television coverage of the 2000 Summer Olympics
AC Billings, ST Eastman
International review for the sociology of sport 37 (3-4), 351-370, 2002
2962002
Sports fans as crisis communicators on social media websites
NA Brown, AC Billings
Public relations review 39 (1), 74-81, 2013
2642013
Packaging the games for viewer consumption: Gender, ethnicity, and nationality in NBC's coverage of the 2004 Summer Olympics
AC Billings, JR Angelini
Communication Quarterly 55 (1), 95-111, 2007
2642007
" Man, that was a pretty shot": An analysis of gendered broadcast commentary surrounding the 2000 men's and women's NCAA final four basketball championships
AC Billings, KK Halone, BE Denham
Mass Communication & Society 5 (3), 295-315, 2002
2492002
Depicting the quarterback in black and white: A content analysis of college and professional football broadcast commentary
AC Billings
Howard Journal of Communications 15 (4), 201-210, 2004
2102004
Communication in the community of sport: The process of enacting,(re) producing, consuming, and organizing sport
JW Kassing, AC Billings, RS Brown, KK Halone, K Harrison, B Krizek, ...
Annals of the international communication Association 28 (1), 373-409, 2004
2022004
Time-shifting vs. appointment viewing: The role of fear of missing out within TV consumption behaviors
L Conlin, L Auverset, A Billings
Servicio de Publicaciones de la Universidad de Navarra, 2016
1872016
Permanently desiring the temporary? Snapchat, social media, and the shifting motivations of sports fans
AC Billings, F Qiao, L Conlin, T Nie
Communication & Sport 5 (1), 10-26, 2017
1782017
Intersections of fandom in the age of interactive media: eSports fandom as a predictor of traditional sport fandom
KA Brown, AC Billings, B Murphy, L Puesan
Communication & Sport 6 (4), 418-435, 2018
1662018
Defining ubiquity: Introduction to the Routledge Handbook of Sport and New Media
AC Billings, M Hardin, NA Brown
Routledge handbook of sport and new media, 1-3, 2014
1492014
Why we watch, why we play: The relationship between fantasy sport and fanship motivations
AC Billings, BJ Ruihley
Mass Communication and Society 16 (1), 5-25, 2013
1462013
Gendered profiles of Olympic history: Sportscaster dialogue in the 2008 Beijing Olympics
AC Billings, JR Angelini, AH Duke
Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media 54 (1), 9-23, 2010
1462010
“May no act of ours bring shame” fan-enacted crisis communication surrounding the Penn State sex abuse scandal
NA Brown, KA Brown, AC Billings
Communication & Sport 3 (3), 288-311, 2015
1452015
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