Book (Practical) Society Baseball Media Theory / Takaya Negishi

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SOCIETY
Many baseball fans enjoy the game by sharing it on TV, broadcasts, text bulletins and social media, and are both happy and unhappy about the outcome of the game. Some people actually play and watch the game on the ground, but most fans watch baseball through the media. So how did the media capture baseball, depict it, and approach baseball itself? A magazine that created a viewpoint of watching baseball by using a lot of pictures and illustrations, a television broadcast that greatly influenced the way baseball was shown by camera angles and on-the-spot situations, a game that controls players, a comic book that makes a story about real players appear in a story. This book describes the attractiveness and richness of baseball that can only be seen through the media, a TV broadcast that greatly influenced the way baseball was shown by camera angles and on-the-spot situations, a game that controls players, a comic book that makes a story about real players appear in a story. It describes the attractiveness and richness of baseball that can only be seen through the media, while organizing the points such as players becoming Character directors, focusing on "movements" by technologies such as slow motion, and interrelations among media. It describes the appeal and richness of baseball that can only be seen through the media.