Sport historians Murray Phillips and Gary Osmond from the University of Queensland join me for the final episode of 2015. Our three way chat examines their new book, Sport History in the Digital Era, the impact of the digital humanities, the changing character of teaching, the uses of geo-mapping software, and Wikipedia.

Sport historians Murray Phillips and Gary Osmond from the University of Queensland join me for the final episode of 2015. Our three way chat examines their new book, Sport History in the Digital Era, the impact of the digital humanities, the changing character of teaching, the uses of geo-mapping software, and Wikipedia.

Sport historians&nbsp;Murray Phillips&nbsp;and&nbsp;Gary Osmond&nbsp;from the&nbsp;University of Queensland&nbsp;join me for the final episode of 2015. Our&nbsp;three way chat examines&nbsp;their new book,&nbsp;Sport History in the Digital Era, the impact of the&nbsp;digital humanities, the&nbsp;changing character of teaching,&nbsp;the uses of&nbsp;geo-mapping software, and&nbsp;Wikipedia.

Episode 14 – Murray Phillips and Gary Osmond: Sport History in the Digital Era

The Media Sport Podcast Series features interviews with researchers from around the world about the significance of sport in media, politics, society and culture, as well as the growing role of sport in the popular communication of environmental issues and concerns.

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Episode 14 – Murray Phillips and Gary Osmond: Sport History in the Digital Era

Episode 14 – Murray Phillips and Gary Osmond: Sport History in the Digital Era