I came home.
I tried to lead Yumaru on the way home, but I was able to go straight back to Nagano's house, so I also went home.
Now I've been watching Hexagon and Hanetobi for the first time in a while, and I'm chilling out.
By the way, the Olympics are finally in a good condition! !!
It's hard to watch because the broadcast of Japan time is early, but after all it's fun to watch the Olympics! !!
Regarding snowboarding, clothing issues have become a hot topic rather than the competition itself! !!
It would be sad if the local players knew the actual situation of the contents of the broadcast in Japan (the competition results were few and only the bashing of Kazu) ...
I think there were many snowboarders who were indignant at the nasty media coverage this time.I felt the same in real time, but when I think about it calmly
"Is it something like this?"
I also thought.
We have the olympic games
"People outside the snow industry also raise the country and pay attention to snowboarding, but not all snowboarders have the goal of the Olympics, but it's a business opportunity for the industry."
It ’s the same as catching
"Because the whole nation pays attention, it is a good opportunity to increase the audience rating and circulation."
I think there is a typical idea.
In the end, I feel that it is the mass media that is fueling the big event with the wishes of the people.
Athletes also aim for it.
Viewers also pay attention because the caller aims.
Furthermore, if the episodes of non-competition athletes are included, the tournament can be enjoyed more and more by the viewers.
I think that the product has become that clothing problem for snowboarders this time.
In fact, some people were indignant, and that was the response to the people involved.
In other words, the people
"anger"
I became interested in this problem in the form of.
Therefore, I think that the questions that were more and more provocative from the media came and went, which led to Kazu's response.
Regardless of emotions and content.If there is a topic that will be a business opportunity for the media, we will thoroughly attack it.
On the contrary, a certain TV station was following the (Aono) decree all the time.It seems to be a documentary.An Olympic athlete on the snow from Ehime without snow.
Isn't it dramatic?
It is also reported that Daze, who was a friend of Kazu and fought against an intractable illness that I had been complaining about for some time.
I'm sure other players are also covering things like side stories.
As I said, I think the media had prepared a number of products.
I think I was preparing to take up any content, emotions and sorrows.
I think that happened to be the most talked about.
In other words, we have our common sense and justice, but people in other industries also have their own justice and common sense.
Even if it is absolutely incompatible depending on the content.
Therefore, probably because the snow industry is immature, it couldn't do well with the mature industry called "media".
If there is a leader who can raise athletes mentally, if Kazu responds properly, if various "tara, if" can be done, on the contrary, we will thank the media. It may have been reported.
Around me, that style of Kazu (including the press conference)
"Cool, Kazu !!"
There are many riders.
Look at the article that has too much bashing in the media as well.
"I like this reporter !!
I think there are many people who praise it.
To get along well with other industries
"Look at the coolness of snowboarding !! Please report it more !!"
It's not enough to just go one way from here.
If you reduce the scale
"It's my slippery game !! Look at it !!"
It's like a rider who has no power or influence and slides silently just by thinking.
Good results will be produced for each other when we can provide each other with materials that are mutually beneficial to other industries.
In the case of the media, it is not the content of the competition, but the "result" of medals, or the so-called "topics" such as moving secret stories, happenings and scandals.
Not being able to provide a good topic, and the follow-up was unsatisfactory, and many snowboarders felt frustrated outside the competition.
So the snowboarding industry needs to grow older to get out of this recession! !!
By the way, everyone has their own thoughts on this topic.
This is my own idea among many things.
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