Category Archives: BCM241

This report aims to introduce the niche of cricket writers on Substack to a new audience, and the ways in which different creators reach an audience in traditional and new ways. In this report, the autoethnographic methods undertaken across the semester will be discussed, and how it can assist in the creation of a personaContinue reading “BCM 241 Final Report”

Timezones and Target Markets are related to Indian cricket tend to receive more views, as they are directed to an enormous market of cricket fans, as well as often being timely and released while they are playing in a series or recently after. Something I have noted about Jarrod’s work is that it is oftenContinue reading “Steps towards the Research Report on Online Cricket Writing”

In the above video I discussed my mindmap, and following on from that I will discuss my field site in this blog post. I feel that I will be able to bring a range of skills to study my niche ethnographically, through my knowledge of the sport itself and my involvement in sports media asContinue reading “Mapping the Outfield of My Cricket-Themed Field Site”

The three blogs that I provided feedback on as a part of this exercise were all ideas and concepts that I really enjoyed viewing. All three were well written and formatted, and I felt that they are all on the right track so there was no pulling them back to old content, only looking aheadContinue reading “Practicing What I Preach – Reviewing the Feedback I Gave to my BCM241 Peers”

For as long as I can remember, I have been obsessed over the game of cricket. This began with playing in the backyard at home and watching on TV, and over the years has developed into spending time as a junior coach and committee member. My interests do not stop at cricket in Australia, IContinue reading “My Media Niche – Cricket Writers on Substack”