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Sport Struggles to Balance Visibility and Integrity in Attention Economy

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Sport depends on public attention to drive revenue streams including TV rights deals, sponsorships, and athlete salaries. Without sustained fan interest, leagues and governing bodies also struggle to attract younger generations to their sports. However, excessive or negative attention can alienate long-time followers who have supported their sports for decades. This tension places sports organisations in a difficult position as they navigate modern media and digital landscapes. The challenge lies in capturing widespread attention without compromising the qualities that make sport appealing in the first place.

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