Social Responsibility of Media in Combating the Phenomenon of Sports Fanaticism and Promoting Sportsmanship: A Critical Perspective

2024/12/11 by DAHMAR, Noureddine, OUAREM, Laid, LAMECHE, Abdelhafid

paper · doi:10.60842/rass-pgpa.17.vol.4.n3.2024

Abstract

Abstract This study examines the social responsibility of the media in combating sports fanaticism and promoting sportsmanship, focusing on its role in shaping public awareness. Football, as a globally popular sport, attracts passionate fans, whose safety and security are crucial. The research highlights that sports fanaticism poses a threat to societal security. While media can play an essential role in addressing this issue, it can also contribute to spreading fanaticism. The study underscores the need for regulations on media coverage and emphasizes the importance of raising awareness about the media's role in promoting socialization and education. Keywords: Sports, Media, Sports Fanaticism, Sportsmanship

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