<p><strong>"<em>Digital Media Sport</em> is an enjoyable read and relatively accessible for scholars and students, offering an informative text that traces some of the key contemporary digital sport transformations from diverse theoretical perspectives. This work could usefully complement screened/ digital examples, and offers an invaluable resource for contemporary sport, media and internet researchers."</strong> – <em>Damion Sturm, University of Waikato</em></p><p><strong>"In sum, this edited collection is a timely and much needed publication. The chapters, on the whole, effortlessly join together as the discussion builds step by step. The work is broad and offers a holistic picture of digital media sport, as researchers in this field continue to engage with contemporary challenges in a position of uncertainty and change...The book is well worth a read and would certainly be of use to media, cultural and journalism students as well as those with a broad interest in cyberculture and sport." </strong>–<em>Daniel Kilvington, </em><em>Leeds Beckett University, UK in Convergence: The International Journal of Research into New Media Technologies</em></p>