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    International Journal of Sport Communication, Volume 12, 2019, No. 3

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    Scholarly Commentary

    The Blockchain Phenomenon: Conceptualizing Decentralized Networks and the Value Proposition to the Sport Industry
    Michael L. Naraine
    Pages: 313–335

    Student Research

    #BodyIssue and Instagram: A Gender Disparity in Conversation, Coverage, and Content in ESPN The Magazine
    Sara Santarossa, Paige Coyne, Sarah J. Woodruff and Craig G. Greenham
    Pages: 336–353

    (Inter)National Pastime: Depicting Nationality in Local and National Major League Baseball Broadcasts
    Zachary W. Arth, Darrin J. Griffin and Andrew C. Billings
    Pages: 354–370

    Industry Interview

    Interview With Joe Sargent, Director of Brand Marketing, Kansas City Chiefs
    Zack Pedersen and Antonio S. Williams
    Pages: 371–375

    Original Research

    Football Players’ Popularity on Twitter Explained: Performance on the Pitch or Performance on Twitter?
    Maurice Vergeer and Leon Mulder
    Pages: 376–396

    The African American Community and Professional Baseball: Examining Major League Baseball’s Corporate Social-Responsibility Efforts as a Relationship-Management Strategy
    Shaun M. Anderson and Matthew M. Martin
    Pages: 397–418

    Case Study

    “Insider Dope” and NBA Trade Coverage: A Case Study on Unnamed Sourcing in Sport Journalism
    Sada Reed and Guy Harrison
    Pages: 419–430

    Book Reviews

    Fit for America: Major John L. Griffith and the Quest for Athletics and Fitness
    Kristi Sweeney
    Pages: 431–433

    The Anti-Doping Crisis in Sport: Causes, Consequences, Solutions
    Matthew A. Masucci
    Pages: 434–437

    Mascot Nation: The Controversy Over Native American Representations in Sports
    Isabell Mills
    Pages: 438–439

    Applied Sport Management Skills, 3rd Edition
    Lauren E. Brown
    Pages: 440–441

    Sport and Society in Global France: Nations, Migrations, Corporations (Studies in Modern and Contemporary France)
    Katja Sonkeng
    Pages: 442–445

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