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1. Rapid Surgery

Author

Cara R. Baker, George Reese, James T. H. Teo

Published
2011

2. Let's here it for the home team: Williams V. National Football League upholds geographic ticket sales ban

Author

Reese, James T. and Dodds, Mark A.

Subjects
Sports spectators -- Behavior, Ticket sales -- Laws, regulations and rules, Government regulation, Sports and fitness, National Football League -- Laws, regulations and rules
Abstract

Introduction In March 2015, a marketing executive for the Atlanta Falcons was fired and the team was penalized by the National Football League (NFL) Commissioner's office for piping artificial crowd [...]

Published
2015

3. Are ticket lotteries fair game? George v. NCAA sets the standard

Author

Dodds, Mark, Reese, James T., and Schoepfer-Bochicchio, Kristi

Subjects
Costs (Law) -- Cases, Company legal issue, Sports and fitness, NCAA -- Cases
Abstract

Can a high demand sporting event institute a random selection process to distribute tickets and create revenue while doing so? Recently, the NCAA was sued for using such a ticket [...]

Published
2013

11. POLICING THE VIOLENT SOCIETY: THE AMERICAN EXPERIENCE.

Author

Reese, James T.

Subjects
PSYCHOLOGICAL burnout, VIOLENCE, PSYCHOLOGICAL adaptation, PSYCHOLOGICAL stress, ATTITUDE change (Psychology), LAW enforcement, COMMUNITY policing, SOCIAL factors, MENTAL health, PSYCHOLOGY
Abstract

Contemporary law enforcement officers must function as counselors, social workers, psychologists, negotiators and investigators, as well as traditional police officers. Their work alternates from dull and boring to moments of sheer panic, when life and death decisions have to be made in a matter of seconds. The combination of factors in police work—dealing with terrible situations and traumatized victims, and working under the threat of physical danger—results in overwhelming stress. It is this unusual amount of stress that makes explicable the fact that police officers in the United States have high rates of problem drinking, suicide and divorce. How exactly does stress cause attitude and behaviour changes, impair family and social relationships and develop cynicism, apathy and an unwillingness to seek help? This article explores these concerns and the early warning signs of poor adaptation to the stress created by policing violence. Some techniques to combat poor adaptation are also outlined. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
1986
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14. Fans apply full-court press over reseating policy.

Author

Reese, James T., Dodds, Mark A., and Snyder, David L.

Subjects
ACTIONS & defenses (Law), ADMISSION to entertainment events, TICKET brokerage, TICKETS, BREACH of contract, LAW
Abstract

The article discusses the legal issue concerning the changing of ticketing policy for sporting events in the U.S. It cites a case wherein season ticket holder for men's basketball filed a lawsuit for breach of contract over a change in ticketing policy. It indicates that the lawsuit has been settled but the case demonstrates the legal ramifications, and that public relations and marketing implications may arise if season ticket-holder policies are changed.

Published
2009

15. Sports organizations want to know if you've got personality.

Author

Reese, James T.

Abstract

The article provides information on the effective sport management of ticket sales and operations. It presents the feedbacks from industry sales professionals on the required attributes and qualities of those who wanted to embark into an entry-level sports sales position. Among factors discussed are experience, training ground, psychological profiles, and strong verbal communication skills.

Published
2008

16. Linking season tickets to annual giving can add to bottom line.

Author

Reese, James T.

Abstract

The article reports that a revenue-generation strategy has surfaced in ticket operations due to the need for new revenue in college athletics in the U.S. It is mentioned that season-ticket holders can be provided with new seats by the Division I athletic programs but this is based on the amount of income they contribute to the athletic department. Some of the athletic departments with season-ticket holders are Iowa, Michigan, and Virginia Tech.

Published
2008

17. Program convinces students that attendance has its rewards.

Author

Reese, James T.

Abstract

The article provides information on rewards-based ticketing system at college sporting events in the U.S. It is managed by using the bar code and/or magnetic stripe card technology at arena access points. The UStudent student ticketing software from TicketReturn is being used by colleges and universities across the U.S. The software affords various benefits including online ticket sales, the ability to print tickets at home and the use of ticket lotteries.

Published
2007

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