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Today, TV channels provide men’s sport shows more than women’s sport shows. Why? Should TV channels give equal time for women’s sport and men’s sport? v.2

Today, TV channels provide men’s sport shows more than women’s sport shows. Why? Should TV channels give equal time for women’s sport and men’s sport? v. 2
These days, when it comes to sport, a higher number of games played by men are broadcast, compared to that of women. A growing number of people having more interest in men’s sporting events are the main reason for this and I believe that equal attention should be paid to women’s sport. The major factor leading television producers to prioritise men’s sport is that the number of men’s sport shows considerably outnumbers shows of their female counterparts. More viewers mean more profits, advertising contracts and sponsorship investments for the TV channels broadcasting the shows. Take football in Vietnam as an example. Men’s football match at the 30th SEA games attracted millions of people both from different parts of Vietnam and other neighbouring countries, while the figure for women’s match was significantly lower. Giving men’s sport a higher priority is, therefore, a wise strategy to earn large profits and attract more investment. However, I would argue that TV coverage should not be biased towards men’s sport and that female athletes should be given equal opportunities. If men’s sports programmes continue to receive significantly more coverage than the programmes of their opposite sex, it might increase gender inequality, which is one of the most serious issues in many parts of the world today. Another thing is that there has been a dramatic increase in the number of people who have an interest in women’s sport in recent years, and hence, television coverage should focus more on this area. In conclusion, a wider audience watching men’s sports channels is the most important reason why TV producers provide more men’s shows than woman shows, and I am of the opinion that there should be a greater equality in the coverage of men’s and women’s sport.
These days, when it
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, a higher
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number
of games played by
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men
are broadcast, compared to that of
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women
. A growing
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number
of
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people
having more interest in
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men’s
sporting
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events
are the main reason for this and I believe that equal attention should
be paid
to
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women’s
sport.

The major factor leading television producers to
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prioritise
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men’s
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sport
is that the
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number
of
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men’s
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sport
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shows
considerably
outnumbers
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shows
of their female counterparts. More viewers mean more profits, advertising contracts and sponsorship investments for the TV channels broadcasting the
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shows
. Take football in Vietnam as an example.
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Men’s
football match at the 30th SEA games attracted millions of
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people
both from
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different
parts of Vietnam and other
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neighbouring
countries, while the figure for
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women’s
match was
significantly
lower. Giving
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men’s
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sport
a higher priority is,
therefore
, a wise strategy to earn large profits and attract more investment.

However
, I would argue that TV
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coverage
should not
be biased
towards
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men’s
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sport
and that female athletes should be
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given
equal opportunities. If
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men’s
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sports
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programmes
continue to receive
significantly
more
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coverage
than the
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programmes
of their opposite sex, it might increase gender inequality, which is one of the most serious issues in
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many
parts of the world
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today
. Another thing is that there has been a dramatic increase in the
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number
of
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people
who have an interest in
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women’s
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sport
in recent years, and
hence
, television
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coverage
should focus more on this area.

In conclusion
, a wider audience watching
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men’s
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sports
channels is the most
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important
reason why TV producers provide more
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men’s
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shows
than woman
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shows
, and I am of the opinion that there should be a greater equality in the
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coverage
of
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men’s
and
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women’s
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sport
.
5Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
38Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
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IELTS essay Today, TV channels provide men’s sport shows more than women’s sport shows. Why? Should TV channels give equal time for women’s sport and men’s sport? v. 2

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
291 words
6.5
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