Description
Ringside is a digital publication that looks at how the independent professional wrestling organization, the Arizona Wrestling Federation (AWF) has been able to succeed, due to the growth and development of the World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE), in to more than just a sports entertainment company. The purpose of designing an online publication is to inform as well as to serve as a template for how a company like the AWF can create a digital publication. The narrative of the publication follows how the WWE always has been at the forefront of the professional wrestling industry and recently, it has not only crossed over into mainstream sports journalism, also expanded its presence in almost every type of media, including television, online and even toys. Due to WWE's growing influence and fan following, independent companies like the AWF are capitalizing on WWE's success by replicating the show's business model on a smaller scale. This project also serves as a study in design and user interactivity. The link to the publication is bit.ly/RingsideCreativeProject
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Title
- Ringside Creative Project
Contributors
- Argeros, Alexander Dean (Author)
- Chadha, Monica (Thesis director)
- Pucci, Jessica (Committee member)
- Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts (Contributor)
- Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication (Contributor)
- Barrett, The Honors College (Contributor)
Date Created
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2017-12
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