989 results on '"PRODUCT placement in mass media"'
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2. Product Placement in Mass Media: A Review and Bibliometric Analysis.
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Guo, Fu, Ye, Guoquan, Hudders, Liselot, Lv, Wei, Li, Mingming, and Duffy, Vincent G.
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PRODUCT placement in mass media ,MOTION pictures ,TELEVISION programs ,CHILDREN ,FUTURES studies ,NETWORK analysis (Communication) - Abstract
This article provides a comprehensive and systematic review of the product placement literature in order to map the thematic development of product placement research, help researchers understand the current research status, and suggest directions for future research. A pool of 874 publications related to product placement in mass media was retrieved from the Web of Science, Scopus, EBSCOhost, and Google Scholar databases. Bibliometric and network analyses were used to identify the leading journals, scholars, and publications to capture information about emerging issues and to map the development of product placement research. Three major clusters of product placement research were identified: (1) basic concepts, fundamental research frameworks, and empirical studies on product placement in movies and television programs; (2) empirical studies on product placement in games, especially focusing on children and food product placements; and (3) empirical studies on the effects and underlying mechanisms of product placement disclosures. This article concludes by suggesting a future research agenda for product placement research. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2019
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3. The Faces and Stakes of Brand Insertion
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Lefait, Sébastien, Villers, Sandrine, Lefait, Sébastien, and Villers, Sandrine
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- Commercial art, Advertising, Product placement in mass media
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With traditional forms of advertisement facing increasing challenges, brand placement - the integration of a product or brand in a work of art - has exploded. It has become a lucrative phenomenon whose goal is to produce a reaction of purchase in the mind of the receiver (reader, viewer or listener). This volume seeks to complement extant studies of product placement strategies by introducing a methodology more systematically related to the field of cultural studies, especially where the reception and impact of product placement are concerned. It explores the many iterations of brand placement in popular culture, with a consideration of the crossover between advertisement and art in everything from Wes Anderson,'Blade Runner'and the'Fast and Furious'franchise, to music videos, late night shows and plastic art. The book considers the impact of brand placement in TV series on teenagers, as well as the evolution of such placement in literature. The originality of this volume is that, when the impact of the placement is mentioned, it is to be understood as an intended aesthetic impact at least as much as a prompt to buy a product. Consequently, the placement of consumer goods in a cultural production, the book suggests, may both increase the sales of specific products and positively impact the production's ratings. This book is perfect for researchers and students interested in marketing, brand placement, mass media, art, film, and cultural studies.
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- 2022
4. A call for radical transparency: The regulation of camouflaged online advertising
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Tokeley, Kate
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- 2021
5. Produtos midiáticos: a logomarca como identificação de usuários
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Lara Lodi da Silva and Richard Perassi Luiz de Sousa
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fashion - trademarks ,fashion merchandising ,logos (symbols) - logotypes ,group identity in art ,product placement in mass media ,Arts in general ,NX1-820 ,Visual arts ,N1-9211 - Abstract
Currently in the market culture, it is possible to see graphic brands of fashion brands stamping products, being also publicly exposed as symbols that identify, differentiate and represent their users. This movement, demonstrating an identification and a tacit agreement of correlation between the public exposure of the individual with a brand, due to this form of identity expression that, at the same time, differs and represents the product and the user. This article, an exploratory descriptive-qualitative study of the phenomenon called "Logomania", thus, as a special reference for fashionists, the graphic brands of brands are publicly exposed as entities of worship and devotion, which notes this "logomaniac" movement as a means of identifying users, commonly observed in the fashion media and consequently in the urban scene. From the argument through the theoretical-marketing foundation to the concept of research methods to the study, it is proposed to present the indicated phenomenon, with a review and the application of the system of concepts and theoretical social contributions linked to it to considerations involving Media , Fashion, Brand and Market Culture.
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- 2021
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6. Handbook of Research on Transmedia Storytelling, Audience Engagement, and Business Strategies
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Víctor Hernández-Santaolalla, Mónica Barrientos-Bueno, Víctor Hernández-Santaolalla, and Mónica Barrientos-Bueno
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- Digital storytelling, Internet advertising, Product placement in mass media, Marketing--Social aspects
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As media evolves with technological improvement, communication changes alongside it. In particular, storytelling and narrative structure have adapted to the new digital landscape, allowing creators to weave immersive and enticing experiences that captivate viewers. These experiences have great potential in marketing and advertising, but the medium's methods are so young that their potential and effectiveness is not yet fully understood. Handbook of Research on Transmedia Storytelling, Audience Engagement, and Business Strategies is a collection of innovative research that explores transmedia storytelling and digital marketing strategies in relation to audience engagement. Highlighting a wide range of topics including promotion strategies, business models, and prosumers and influencers, this book is ideally designed for digital creators, advertisers, marketers, consumer analysts, media professionals, entrepreneurs, managers, executives, researchers, academicians, and students.
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- 2020
7. Branded Content : The Fateful Merging of Media and Marketing
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Jonathan Hardy and Jonathan Hardy
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- Advertising--Technological innovations, Marketing--Technological innovations, Advertising--Moral and ethical aspects, Marketing--Moral and ethical aspects, Branding (Marketing), Product placement in mass media, Internet advertising, Internet marketing
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This is a critical study of the changing relationship between media and marketing communications in the digital age. It examines the growth of content funded by brands, including brands'own media, native advertising, and the integration of branded content across film, television, journalism and publishing, online, mobile, and social media. This ambitious historical, empirical, and theoretical study examines industry practices, policies, and ‘problems', advancing a framework for analysis of communications governance. Featuring examples from the UK, US, EU, Asia, and other regions, it illustrates and explains industry practices, forms, and formats and their relationship with changing market conditions, policies, and regulation. The book provides a wide-ranging and incisive guide to contemporary advertising and media practices, to different arguments and perspectives on these practices arising in industry, policy, and academic contexts, and to the contribution made by critical scholarship, past and present. It also offers a critical review of industry, regulatory, societal, and academic literatures.Jonathan Hardy examines the erosion of the principle of separating advertising and media and calls for a new framework for distinguishing marketing communications across 21st-century communications. With a focus on key issues in industry, policy, and academic contexts, this is essential reading for students of media industries, advertising, marketing, and digital media.
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- 2019
8. Produtos midiáticos: a logomania como identificação de usuários.
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Lodi da Silva, Lara and Luiz de Sousa, Richard Perassi
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- 2021
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9. The economic worth of product placement in prime-time television shows.
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Begy, Genevieve and Talwar, Vishal
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PRODUCT placement in mass media ,PRODUCT management ,MARKETING strategy ,TELEVISION advertising ,STOCK prices ,CROSS-sectional method - Abstract
Product placement is fiercely being courted by firms as a consequence of the declining credibility of traditional broadcast advertising and the '30-second spot'. Very little research analysing its economic worth exists outside of the realm of film, however. This paper responds by applying a consistent measure of placement effectiveness to television through use of event analyses. It finds a mean cumulative abnormal return of 0.79% in a sample of 264 placements from the 2011-12 prime-time season, confirming that product placement in television is positively and significantly associated with movement in firms' stock prices. Placement in a season premiere has significantly higher mean returns than in a non-pivotal episode, irrespective of whether the firm places the product in both episodes. A cross-sectional analysis of placement, episode and show factors suggests that the duration of placement and one-hour show length are positively associated with stock price movement. Placement in a show's debut season is adversely associated to worth. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2016
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10. Animal crackers in my...book?: Effects of shared reading on parents' memory for product placement in children's books
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Holiday, Steven and Davies, John J
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- 2018
11. ATTITUDES TOWARDS ETHICAL PROBLEMS IN PRODUCT PLACEMENT IN MASS COMMUNICATION TOOLS.
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OKKAY, İpek
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PRODUCT placement ,PRODUCT placement in mass media ,MASS media ,ADVERTISING ,IN-game advertising (Electronic games) ,VIDEO games - Abstract
It is common to include branded products in mass media programming. Previous research has focused more on media attitudes to film and television product placements. The viewer/listener/reader may not be aware that the product, which looks like merely a reflection of ordinary reality as when watching a movie, television show, music video or when playing a video game or even reading a book, is in fact a truly manufactured structure that reflects the exchange of goods and services between the advertiser and the celebrity or the producer and a potential consumer, containing an implicit advertising message. In this study, it was determined to what degree the ethical issues were being observed in product placements by seeing what kind of an attitude was adopted against unethical products in mass media and in product placement activities. As a result, in product placement applications; smoking, alcohol, weapons, obesity-causing foods and drugs were found to be unethical by their nature. It has also been found that those who are more frequently exposed to product placements are more inclined to accept further product placement. It has been determined that the sense of artificial closeness and belonging created by product placement applications also applies to products that are unethical to be advertised on mass media. It may not always be noticed by a consumer that there is a product placement application within his/her attention span. Therefore, it has been determined that people are unconsciously influenced by brands that they are seeing without realizing the harmful effects of the manipulative process. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
12. Normative Influences on Product Placement Effects: Alcohol Brands in Television Series and the Influence of Presumed Influence.
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Noguti, Valeria and Russell, CristelAntonia
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TELEVISION program advertising ,PRODUCT placement ,PRODUCT placement in mass media ,MARKETING mix ,PRODUCT management ,CONSUMER preferences ,INFLUENCE ,BRAND name products - Abstract
This research investigates how normative influences surrounding television (TV) series impact product placement effects. Drawing from the influence of presumed influence (IPI) model of communications research, the research assesses the impact of the presumed influence of TV series on others on young consumers’ desire to buy placed alcohol brands. Three experiments show that presumed influence can increase or decrease consumers’ intentions to purchase brands placed in TV series. Furthermore, this relationship is moderated by individual differences in susceptibility to normative interpersonal influence and, for individuals low in psychological trait reactance, by contextual effects that prime conformity. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]
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- 2014
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13. Children's Advertising Literacy for Advergames: Perception of the Game as Advertising.
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An, Soontae, Jin, HyunSeung, and Park, EunHae
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IN-game advertising (Electronic games) ,BRANDED entertainment ,PRODUCT placement in mass media ,ADVERTISING & children ,BRAND identification ,BRAND awareness - Abstract
This study examined whether children recognized advergames as a type of advertising and the efficacy of an advertising literacy program. Results indicated that without the advertising literacy education, about three-quarters of the children did not recognize advergames as a type of advertising. However, those with advertising literacy education showed a significantly enhanced understanding. Also, a series of mediation tests showed that recognition of advertising was an indirect-only mediator between the advertising literacy and skeptical attitudes toward advertising. Only those who viewed the advergame as a type of advertising demonstrated more skeptical attitudes toward it. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2014
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14. Disclosing Product Placements of Fast Food to Children: The Importance of Reinforcing the Use of Disclosures and the Age of Children.
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Uribe, Rodrigo and Fuentes-García, Alejandra
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PRODUCT placement in mass media , *DISCLOSURE , *CONVENIENCE foods marketing , *COGNITION , *MOTION pictures , *RECOGNITION (Psychology) , *TELEVISION , *DESCRIPTIVE statistics - Abstract
Product or brand placement, the integration of brand/products into TV programs/films, is one of the most controversial forms of promotion. Based on its embedded character, the European Union promulgated in 2010 a norm that obligates broadcasters to disclose the presence of placement. Taking the case of fast food marketing, this paper examines the effects of using disclosures and reinforcing their use during a program (only at the beginning vs. at the beginning and after a commercial break) on children at different ages (9,12 and 15) in terms of the awareness of the nature of placement, and brand effects (recall and preference). The results showed that (1) reinforcing the use of disclosures increased the awareness of placements; (2) both forms of disclosures (single and reinforced) raised brand recall and limited brand preference of the advertised brand; older children (3) increased the awareness of placements and decreased their brand preference; and also (4) enhanced the effect of disclosures on awareness and brand preference. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2020
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15. Engaging Consumers Through Branded Entertainment and Convergent Media
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Jose Marti Parreno, Carla Ruiz Mafe, Lisa Scribner, Jose Marti Parreno, Carla Ruiz Mafe, and Lisa Scribner
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- Branding (Marketing), Product placement in mass media
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Branded entertainment is gaining popularity within marketing communications strategies. Blurring the lines between advertisements and editorial content, branded marketing provides advertisers and consumers with highly engaging media content that benefits them both. Engaging Consumers through Branded Entertainment and Convergent Media provides an interdisciplinary approach to connecting with the consumer through branding strategies in the entertainment and media fields. Featuring information regarding emergent research and techniques, this publication is a critical reference source for academics, university teachers, researchers and post-graduate students, as well as universities, advertising agencies, marketing directors, brand managers, and professionals interested in the usage and benefits of branded entertainment.
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- 2015
16. The Prevalence of and Consumer Response to Foreign and Domestic Brand Placement in Bollywood Movies.
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Nelson, MichelleR. and Deshpande, Sameer
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PRODUCT placement in mass media ,MOTION pictures ,MASS media & globalization ,BOLLYWOOD ,BRAND name products ,ETHNOCENTRISM - Abstract
Within the context of globalization, we explore the country-of-origin of brand or product placements in Bollywood films. Content analysis of films since economic liberalization (1991, 1996, 2001, 2006, 2010) reveals a substantial increase in brands, with foreign brands outnumbering domestic brands and placed in prominent ways. Results of surveys reveal that Indians are positive about the practice yet generally prefer domestic over foreign product placements. Consumer ethnocentrism versus admiration for Western lifestyles emerged as significant predictors of attitudes and perceptions. Theoretical ramifications for globalization, global brand strategy, and brand placement are discussed. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]
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- 2013
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17. Do you like What you Recognize?
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Dens, Nathalie, De Pelsmacker, Patrick, Wouters, Marijke, and Purnawirawan, Nathalia
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PRODUCT placement in mass media ,BRAND identification ,RECOGNITION (Psychology) ,MOTION picture plots & themes ,BRANDING (Marketing) ,ADVERTISING ,RESEARCH - Abstract
This study represents a field experiment on the effectiveness of brand placements in movies. The authors investigate the interaction effect of prominence (how prominently the brand is represented in the movie) and plot connection (how well the placement is related to the movie's story line) on actual moviegoers' recognition of brands and their attitude toward them. The results show that brand recognition scores are highest for brand placements that are both highly prominent and strongly plot connected, whereas brand attitude is most positive when brands are strongly connected to the plot, but placed less prominently. The results further show that brand recognition mediates the effect of plot connection, but not prominence, on brand attitude. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2012
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18. THE MODERATING EFFECT OF EGO DEPLETION ON VIEWER BRAND RECOGNITION AND BRAND ATTITUDES FOLLOWING EXPOSURE TO SUBTLE VERSUS BLATANT PRODUCT PLACEMENTS IN TELEVISION PROGRAMS.
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Gillespie, Brian, Joireman, Jeff, and Muehling, Darrel D.
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PRODUCT placement in mass media ,TELEVISION viewers ,ADVERTISING ,ADVERTISING & psychology ,TELEVISION & psychology ,CONSUMER attitude research ,PSYCHOLOGY - Abstract
Consumers are often exposed to subtle and blatant product placements as they watch a variety of evening television shows. In addition, as they watch, consumers' self-regulatory resources are expected to be "depleted" following a typical day at work and/or home (Baumeister, Heatherton, and Tice 1994). Connecting these two ideas, the current study tests whether ego depletion moderates the impact of subtle versus blatant product placements on viewers' brand recognition and brand attitudes. Using experimenter-generated television pilots as stimuli, the findings of our empirical investigation indicate that viewers are less likely to recognize being exposed to subtly placed than to blatantly placed brands, and this difference is magnified by ego depletion. In addition, when viewers are not depleted, blatant placements lead to more favorable attitudes than subtle placements. When viewers are in a depleted state, however, subtle placements lead to more favorable attitudes than blatant placements. Theoretical and practical implications of these findings are discussed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2012
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19. Do Marketing Media Have Life Cycles? The Case of Product Placement in Movies.
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Karniouchina, Ekaterina V, Uslay, Can, and Erenburg, Grigori
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PRODUCT placement in mass media ,PRODUCT placement ,MARKETING management ,ADVERTISING media planning ,RATE of return on advertising ,RATE of return - Abstract
This article examines the economic worth of product placement in movies over a time span of 40 years (1968-2007). The authors find an inverted U-shaped relationship between the year of the movie release and the returns associated with product placements. In addition, a similar inverted U-shaped relationship characterizes the economic worth of tie-in campaigns associated with product placements. These findings are consistent with the habituation-tedium theory used to explain the inverted U-shaped pattern in response to novel advertisements and suggest that the same mechanism could be influencing the response to an entire marketing medium. Overall, the results reinforce the notion that marketers find it increasingly difficult to get their message across using traditional media and underscore the need for the marketing industry to reinvent itself when new tactics lose their luster. The authors conclude with a discussion of additional empirical regularities. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2011
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20. Predictors of the Gap Between Program and Commercial Audiences: An Investigation Using Live Tuning Data.
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Schweidel, David A and Kent, Robert J
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TELEVISION advertising ,TELEVISION viewers ,TELEVISION commercials ,ADVERTISING media planning ,PRODUCT placement in mass media ,MARKETING research - Abstract
Audience measures serve as the basis on which billions of dollars of television advertising are purchased each year. However, these measures often fall short of providing marketers and media planners with information about the size of the audience that has the opportunity to see advertisements during commercial breaks. Although program audience measures remain relevant for product placement, the size of the gap between the audience potentially exposed to programming and the audience exposed to commercial breaks has implications for advertisers and networks, affecting decisions such as program selection and ad pricing. The authors use a full television season of live tuning data to study variation across programs in the size of the program audience and the size of the gap between the potential program audiences and the potential commercial audiences, which is found to exceed 20% of the program audience in some cases. Across program genres, the authors find that dramas have increased program popularity and reduced ad avoidance, whereas reality television experiences increased ad avoidance. The analysis reveals the importance of incorporating show-specific random effects because their omission can result in spurious attribution of differences in ad avoidance and program popularity to genre. The authors discuss the implications for networks and advertisers. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2010
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21. UNDERSTANTDING ATTITUDES TOWARD AND BEHAVIORS IN RESPONSE TO PRODUCT PLACEMENT.
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de Gregorio, Federico and Sung, Yongjun
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PRODUCT placement ,PRODUCT placement in mass media ,ADVERTISING ,MARKETING research ,CONSUMER attitude research ,CONSUMER behavior research - Abstract
Product placement attitudes have largely been assessed using college students or relatively small samples. In addition, no systematic framework has been used to investigate the origins or influencing social factors of such attitudes and how these interact with demographic characteristics. Using an online survey, we adopt the consumer socialization framework to examine placement-related attitudes and behaviors among 3,340 adults. Peer communication, a variable not previously investigated in this research stream, was the strongest predictor of both product placement attitudes and behaviors. Findings also reveal differences in both attitudes and behaviors across a range of demographic characteristics, including income, gender, and ethnicity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2010
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22. ADVERGAMES.
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Cauberghe, Verolien and De Pelsmacker, Patrick
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VIDEO games ,VIDEO gamers ,ADVERTISING ,AWARENESS advertising ,PRODUCT placement in mass media ,ADVERTISING effectiveness ,MARKETING - Abstract
The impact of in-game brand exposure strength is explored by investigating the advertising effects of brand prominence and game repetition. Four hundred eighty participants played an online game two or four times. The results indicate a positive effect of brand prominence on brand recall, without influencing brand attitude. Repeatedly playing an identical game had no effect on brand recall, but had a negative impact on brand attitude, indicating that the wear-out phase was reached quickly. Product involvement had a moderating effect for game repetition only, with more negative attitude effects of game repetition for a high-involvement product than for a low-involvement product. In a follow-up study in which participants could play the game as often as they wanted, the effects of repeatedly playing the game were confirmed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2010
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23. EXAMINING THE INFLUENCE OF TELEPRESENCE ON SPECTATOR AND PLAYER PROCESSING OF REAL AND FICTITIOUS BRANDS IN A COMPUTER GAME.
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Nelson, Michelle R., Yaros, Ronald A., and Heejo Keum
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VIDEO game reviewing ,PRODUCT placement in mass media ,CONSUMER behavior ,CONSUMER profiling ,BRAND image ,INTERACTIVE marketing ,INTERACTIVE multimedia ,ADVERTISING - Abstract
Despite the growth of embedded brands in entertainment media, few theory-based studies have assessed consumer processing of brand placements in games. This study contrasted the influence of media context (play, watch) and psychological response (telepresence) on consumer recall, game liking, and perceived persuasion for real and fictitious brands in a racing game. Results show that playing the game impeded recall, but had no effect on game liking or perceived persuasion across brands. Telepresence and game liking were positively related to perceived persuasion for real and fictitious brands, with telepresence mediating the effect of game liking on perceived persuasion for real brands. Results are explained according to cognitive capacity and media context effects. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2006
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24. THE EFFECTIVENESS OF "IN-GAME".
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Moonhee Yang, Roskos-Ewoldsen, David R., Dinu, Lucian, and Arpan, Laura M.
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VIDEO games ,PRODUCT placement in mass media ,PRODUCT management ,BRAND image ,EXPLICIT memory ,IMPLICIT memory ,ADVERTISING ,MARKETING research ,MARKETING - Abstract
In-game advertising has become a major advertising outlet. The current study examined the effect of brand names placed in video games on college students' memory. Both implicit and explicit memory for brands placed in two sports computer games were tested using a word-fragment test and a recognition task, respectively. The results indicated that college students had low levels of explicit memory (recognition test) for the brands, but they showed implicit memory (word-fragment test) for the brand names placed in the video games. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2006
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25. PRODUCT PLACEMENT.
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La Ferle, Carrie and Edwards, Steven M.
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PRODUCT placement in mass media ,PRODUCT management ,PRODUCT differentiation ,BROADCAST advertising ,TELEVISION advertising ,PRIME time broadcasting ,ADVERTISING ,COMMUNICATION in marketing - Abstract
The current study documents the prevalence of product placement in prime-time television, while also providing crucial criteria to consider in tackling the measurement issue of this emerging industry. Content analysis was used to capture placement techniques in various types of programming, including storied programming (e.g., dramas and situation comedies) and nonstoried programming (e.g., news programs, game shows, and sporting events), as well as to examine differences between plugs and placements. Consumer product placements were differentiated from other types of brand placements, such as services, sports, and entertainment. Finally, the growth of placements was contrasted with data from five years earlier. The findings reveal many similarities with earlier research, but also suggest that much work is still needed to maximize the effectiveness of product placements among marketers. Implications for consumer researchers and industry professionals are provided. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2006
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26. CONSUMERS, CHARACTERS, AND PRODUCTS.
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Russell, Cristel Antonia and Stern, Barbara B.
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PRODUCT placement in mass media ,PRODUCT attributes ,CONSUMER attitudes ,PRODUCT placement ,TELEVISION situation comedies ,TELEVISION comedies ,CONSUMER behavior research ,TELEVISION program advertising ,BALANCE theory (Social theory) ,TELEVISION viewers - Abstract
This study examines the influence of product placements in television serial comedies on consumer attitudes toward the products. Proposing a "Balance Model of Sitcom Product Placement Effects," the study integrates genre theory to analyze character-product associations in sitcoms, parasocial theory to consider consumer-character referential relations, and balance theory to address the main research issue of the way that characters' relations to placed products and consumers' relations to the characters affect consumers' attitudes to the products. The model is based on balance theory, in which attitude alignment is the explanation for links between a triad composed of the consumer, the sitcom character, and the placed product. The influence of two consumer-character variables (attitude and parasocial attachment) and two character-product variables (valence and strength of association) are tested in a real-world situation. The methodology uses real televised sitcoms as stimuli, real viewers as respondents, and a real-time on-line survey to measure the relationship among the variables. Study findings support the predictions that consumers align their attitudes toward products with the characters' attitudes to products and that this process is driven by the consumers' attachment to the characters. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2006
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27. "COME ON DOWN"
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Gould, Stephen J. and Gupta, Pola B.
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TELEVISION game programs ,PRODUCT placement in mass media ,TELEVISION viewers ,PRODUCT attributes ,CONSUMER attitudes ,ADVERTISERS ,TELEVISION programs ,ADVERTISING ,MARKETING research ,PRIZES (Property captured at sea) - Abstract
Game shows and the products placed in them as prizes are part of the broad mediascape that both advertisers and consumers inhabit. However, reflecting a dearth of research in this area, this paper reports on two interpretive studies of game show viewers to uncover the meanings they apply to the products placed as contest-puzzle subjects and/or prizes in these shows. A model emerged consisting of three interacting sites of constructed meaning--(1) consumers, (2) game shows, and (3) products placed--each with their own emergent themes. Implications are drawn that apply not only to game shows and the products placed in them, but also to related promotional mediascape meanings in general. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2006
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28. Medienbezogene Effekte von Product Placement : Theoretische Konzeption und empirische Analyse
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Peggy Rathmann and Peggy Rathmann
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- Advertising, Product placement in mass media
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Das Kommunikationsinstrument Product Placement bietet für Produzenten und Unternehmen gute Möglichkeiten, sich marktbezogenen, technischen und konsumentenbezogenen Veränderungen anzupassen und gewinnt daher zunehmend an Bedeutung. Auf Basis einer umfassenden theoretischen und empirischen Analyse untersucht Peggy Rathmann, welche Wirkungen Product Placement auf medienbezogene Erfolgsgrößen hat und welche Faktoren diese Wirkeffekte beeinflussen. Unter Nutzung von verhaltenswissenschaftlichen Theorien erarbeitet die Autorin einen theoretisch-konzeptionellen Bezugsrahmen. Zur Überprüfung des Untersuchungsmodells zieht sie ein experimentelles Vorgehen heran.
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- 2014
29. الإعلان الضمني في أفلام السينما وقنوات الفيديو كليب وانعكاسه نحو المنتج : دراسة مسحية
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حسن، منة الله محمد عبد الحميد، and حسن، منة الله محمد عبد الحميد،
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- Consumer behavior--Egypt, Consumers' preferences--Egypt, Product placement in mass media, Sales promotion--Egypt
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- 2014
30. Investigating the Effectiveness of Product Placements in Television Shows: The Role of Modality and Plot Connection Congruence on Brand Memory and Attitude.
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Russell, Cristel Antonia
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PRODUCT placement in mass media ,PRODUCT placement ,PRODUCT management ,MARKETING strategy ,BRAND image ,CONSUMER behavior ,CONSUMER attitudes ,ADVERTISING effectiveness ,BRANDING (Marketing) ,TELEVISION programs - Abstract
This article develops and tests a conceptual framework for the practice of product placement. The empirical testing introduces a controlled experimental approach called the theater methodology. Results show that the modality of presentation (visual and auditory) of the placements and the degree of connection between a brand and the plot of the show interact to influence memory and attitude change. Memory improves when modality and plot connection are incongruent but persuasion is enhanced by congruency. While congruous placements appear natural, incongruent placements adversely affect brand attitudes because they seem out of place and are discounted. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2002
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31. Product Placements in Movies: A Cross-Cultural Analysis of Austrian, French and American Consumers' Attitudes Toward This Emerging, International Promotional Medium.
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Gould, Stephen J., Gupta, Pola B., and Grabner-Kräuter, Sonja
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PRODUCT placement in mass media ,CONSUMER attitudes ,POSITIONING (Advertising) ,BRAND name products ,PRODUCT management ,CROSS-cultural communication ,MOTION pictures ,ADVERTISING ,CROSS-cultural studies ,INDIVIDUAL differences ,CONSUMER behavior ,QUESTIONNAIRES - Abstract
This paper reports on a cross-cultural study which tests the robustness of the approach developed by Gupta and Gould (1997) concerning use of product placements in movies. Using their American data as a comparison point, additional data using the same questionnaire were collected in Austria and France. As an international medium in which movies freely cross borders, product placement is also a less adaptable one, relative to commercials since it remains in the movie regardless of the nation where it is shown. Applying a three-pronged framework which considered country, product and individual differences and their interactive effects, the results of this study indicate the ways in which all three have an impact on the acceptability of product placements and on potential purchase behavior. Finally, implications for managing and further researching product placements based on this framework are drawn. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2000
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32. Rechtliche Grenzen des Brand Placement : Eine wirtschafts- und rechtswissenschaftliche Analyse von Markenplatzierungen im nicht-werblichen Fernsehprogramm
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Bettina Reich and Bettina Reich
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- Branding (Marketing), Product placement in mass media, Product management
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Diese interdisziplinär angelegte Studie stellt einen interessanten Brückenschlag zwischen Marketing, insbesondere Markenführung, und Recht dar. Sie legt dar, dass die im Rahmen des Brand Placement erfolgende Platzierung von Markenprodukten im nicht-werblichen Fernsehprogramm zur Überwindung von Kommunikationsbarrieren beim Aufbau und Erhalt von Bekanntheit und Image von Marken als bedeutendstes immaterielles Vermögen von Unternehmen gelten kann. So dient das Brand Placement als Finanzierungsinstrument und impliziert der klassischen Werbung überlegene Wirkungen auf die Zuschauer, befindet sich aber in einem fortwährenden Spannungsfeld von rechtlich zulässigem und unzulässigem Brand Placement. Dabei entsprechen die Regelungen des Rundfunkstaatsvertrags den Vorgaben der die am Brand-Placement-Prozess Beteiligten betreffenden Grundrechte. Die EU-weiten Regelungen für das Brand Placement bedeuten jedoch eine weiter zunehmende Liberalisierung des Brand Placement und führen zu einer Subjektivierung der Rundfunkfreiheit bei den privaten Fernsehanstalten, die den Standort Deutschland für Mediendienstleister wettbewerbsfähig und für die Zuschauer attraktiv hält. Insofern soll eine qualitätssichernde Brand-Placement-Kommission und gegebenenfalls eine entsprechende Kennzeichnungspflicht zur Sensibilisierung der Zuschauer potenziellen Überwirkungen des Brand Placement und damit einer übermäßigen Kommerzialisierung des Mediums Fernsehen begegnen.
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- 2013
33. Moviegoers' Experiences and Interpretations of Brands in Films Revisited.
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DeLorme, Denise E. and Reid, Leonard N.
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PRODUCT placement in mass media ,BRAND name products ,PRODUCT advertising ,COMMUNISM & motion pictures ,CONSUMER behavior ,PRODUCT management ,MARKETING mix ,SETTING & scenery for motion pictures ,BRAND image ,CONSUMPTION (Economics) ,MOTION picture industry ,MARKETING strategy ,COMMUNISM & mass media - Abstract
The article provides further phenomenological understanding of how brand props are interpreted within the everyday lived experience of the movie audience. Building on previous focus group research and on the grounded theory perspective of social science, the authors gathered first-person audiotaped accounts of experiences with brand props as interpreted in relation to movies, movieviewing, and social experience. Eight focus groups and 30 depth interviews of nonstudent movieviewers who differed in age bracket and moviegoing frequency were conducted. Constant comparative analysis uncovered three themes related to movie centrality and four themes related to consumption-specific aspects of everyday life. The findings reveal that regardless of age or moviegoing frequency, the informants were active participants in the viewing experience and actively interpreted brands encountered in movies. However, to the older moviegoers brands in movies symbolized social change whereas to the younger informants, they symbolized belonging and security. The authors conclude with implications for advertising practitioners and recommendations for future research. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 1999
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34. Product Placement und Branded Entertainment: Die versteckte Werbung und die Durchdringung der Massenmedien
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Christian Lehrian and Christian Lehrian
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- Branding (Marketing), Product placement in mass media
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Die Werbeindustrie sowie die werbetreibenden Unternehmen stehen heute vor der großen Herausforderung, den Ansprüchen der modernen Kommunikationspolitik gerecht zu werden, um ihre Werbebotschaften zu platzieren. Die rasante Entwicklung von Informations- und Kommunikationstechnologie hat das Mediennutzungsverhalten der Konsumenten in den letzten Jahren entscheidend geprägt. Die Digitalisierung der Übertragungstechniken und die daraus resultierenden technischen Möglichkeiten wie digitale Videorekorder und elektronische Programmführer haben zur Folge, dass der Rezipient seinen Medienkonsum größtenteils selbst kontrolliert. Hinzu kommt die Tatsache, dass durch die Konvergenz der Technologien viele Medien parallel konsumiert werden, was zu einer zusätzlichen Verknappung der Aufmerksamkeit führt. Weitere Faktoren wie ein verändertes Wettbewerbsumfeld, gesättigte Märkte und einer zunehmend stärker werdenden Reaktanz gegenüber klassischer TV-Spots führen letztendlich dazu, dass Sonderwerbeformen wie das Product Placement verstärkt an Attraktivität gewinnen. Die zentrale Fragestellung des vorliegenden Buches soll versuchen zu beantworten, ob sich Product Placement durch die Liberalisierung der gesetzlichen Rahmenbedingungen auch in Deutschland als erfolgreiche Sonderwerbeform etablieren kann. Hierbei gilt es insbesondere die Wirtschaftlichkeit, aber auch die technische und inhaltliche Umsetzung von Product Placement im Broadcast-Werbemarkt zu identifizieren und anhand zeitgemäßer Literatur, wissenschaftlichen Studien und neuen Erkenntnissen aus der Werbewirkungsforschung zu bewerten. Eingebettet im rechtlichen Rahmen der deutschen Gesetzgebung sollen letztendlich das Potenzial und die Chancen von Produktplatzierungen im deutschen Rundfunk ermittelt werden.
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- 2012
35. Idolizing "My Love from the Star": Idol attachment and fanaticism of luxury brands.
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Cheah, Isaac, Liang, Johan, and Phau, Ian
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CELEBRITIES ,CONSUMER attitudes ,ATTACHMENT behavior ,EXPERIMENTAL design ,PRODUCT placement in mass media ,LUXURIES - Abstract
This study examines the influence of idol attachment and consumer fanaticism on consumers' attitude toward celebrity product placement of luxury fashion brands in Korean television dramas. A 2 × 2 research design was used to examine two different product categories (fashion apparel vs. fashion accessories) and two celebrities (Kim Soo Hyun vs. Jun Ji‐Hyun). Respondents were screened and limited to those who were aware of the Korean television drama My Love from the Star. The findings show that the gender of celebrity and the category of product placement have differential impacts on viewers or fans' attitudes and intention toward the product placement. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2019
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36. Why Media Matter: Toward a Richer Understanding of Consumers' Relationships with Advertising and Mass Media.
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Hirschman, Elizabeth C. and Thompson, Craig J.
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MASS media research ,CONSUMER behavior ,MASS media ,SENSORY perception ,ADVERTISING media planning ,CONSUMER preferences ,MEANING (Philosophy) ,PRODUCT placement in mass media ,GROUNDED theory ,CONSUMER research ,MEANING of meaning theory (Communication) ,ADVERTISING effectiveness ,MASS media & business - Abstract
We propose that consumer's relationships to nonadvertising forms of mass media are an essential aspect of the perceived meanings they derive from advertisements. After presenting a multidisciplinary theoretical frame-work, we discuss the results of an in-depth grounded theory investigation that identifies three key interpretive relationships between consumers and mass media vehicles. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 1997
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37. The Player.
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Siklos, Richard
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TELEVISION program marketing ,TELEVISION advertising ,TELEVISION production & direction ,PRODUCT placement in mass media - Abstract
This article profiles the NBC Universal Inc. executive Ben Silverman, who is responsible for developing programming for their network television channel the National Broadcasting Co. (NBC). The relationship between Silverman's programming decisions and product placement on the network's shows is addressed.
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- 2008
38. HOLLYWOOD HITMAN.
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David, Grainger
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REALITY television programs ,BUSINESS planning ,TELEVISION programs ,MARKETING ,PRODUCT placement in mass media ,TELEVISION advertising ,TELEVISION program ratings ,ADVERTISERS ,TELEVISION producers & directors - Abstract
This article profiles reality-television producer, Mark Burnett. Every so often there emerges from the smog and sun-bleached streets of Hollywood a figure who is best defined as The Guy. At this particular moment in television history, The Guy's name is Mark Burnett. Burnett, 44, is the reality-TV producer behind Survivor and The Apprentice. Burnett has run seven reality shows on four of the six major networks and is gearing up for his biggest year yet: In addition to new seasons of Survivor and The Apprentice, he could launch as many as six more shows, beginning this fall with The Contender, a boxing show he created for NBC with Jeffrey Katzenberg starring Sylvester Stallone. The next trick for Burnett, naturally, is staying The Guy. He goes on set for the entirety of every shoot, no matter where in the world it happens to be: The shows are staggered throughout the year so that they never overlap. Besides being an obsessively hands-on manager, Burnett has built a reputation as something of a visionary on the advertising side of the business. The bottom line for Burnett is that no matter what new genres he tackles or what new advertising deals he strikes, he still has to keep making fresh, original shows in order to stay The Guy.
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- 2004
39. And Now, a Word from Our Sponsor.
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Peebles, M. Ellen
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MARKETING ,PHARMACEUTICAL industry ,PRODUCT placement ,DRUG advertising ,MARKETING strategy ,DRUG marketing ,ADVERTISING endorsements ,TARGET marketing ,MANAGEMENT simulation methods ,PRODUCT placement in mass media ,PRODUCT management ,CASE studies - Abstract
Bryant Pharmaceutical's flagship product, a popular arthritis medicine called Seflx, is selling well--but not well enough. With generic versions due on the shelves in a couple of years, the drug company is looking for a dramatic sales increase. No wonder marketing VP Laura Goldenberg feels the pressure. She knows she has to reach more consumers, but in an environment where people bombarded with advertising are using devices such as TiVo to skip ads, her job has suddenly taken on a new intensity. In search of a new, gangbuster campaign, Laura and her ad agency come up with the idea of product placement--not your typical integration of a product into a television or movie script, but a less traditional approach. Their idea is to hire a much-loved, elderly actress to extol the virtues of Seflex on a morning news program. The news segment would be about arthritis, and Seflex would be casually mentioned during the interview. The company would have to pay the actress $1 million, and there are risks: What if it gets out that Bryant is paying her? What if the actress errs and says something about Seflex's side effects? If something goes wrong, Bryant Pharmaceutical's reputation could suffer. Should the company gree-light Laura's plan? This fictional case study looks at the pros and cons of traditional product placement and newer, more subtle alternatives to advertising. Commenting on the case are Bob Gamgor, president of Masterfoods USA; Michelle R. Nelson, an assistant professor of journalism and mass communication at the University of Wisconsin, Madison; FTC commissioner Mozelle W. Thompson; and Mike Sheehan, president and CEO of Hill, Holliday, Connors, Cosmopulos. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
- Published
- 2003
40. TREAD SOFTLY.
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LANE, ANTHONY and Brody, Richard
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PRODUCT placement in mass media , *SPORTS films - Published
- 2023
41. When Product Placement Is the Real Star.
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Gilblom, Kelly
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PRODUCT placement ,PRODUCT placement in mass media ,MARKETING ,ADVERTISING ,ADVERTISING effectiveness ,STREAMING video & television - Abstract
The article focuses on product placement in television and films, particularly in relation to consumers who do not engage with traditional advertising via ad-free streaming services. Examples include snack food company Frito-Lay and their product placement in the television show "Riverdale."
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- 2021
42. Selling James Bond: Product Placement in the James Bond Films
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Tanya Nitins, Author and Tanya Nitins, Author
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- Product placement in mass media, James Bond films--History and criticism
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The character of James Bond for many people is intrinsically linked in their minds with particular brands – Aston Martin, Bollinger, Omega, Smirnoff vodka, and so on. This direct association between character and brand highlights the intrinsic role of product placement in the film industry, and in the James Bond films in particular. Selling James Bond: Product Placement in the James Bond Films provides a comprehensive overview of the history of product placement in the James Bond series – charting the progression of the practice and drawing direct correlations to significant cultural and historical events that impacted upon the number and types of products incorporated into the series. While primarily a financial arrangement, it is also important that the practice of product placement be examined and understood in relation to these cultural contexts, an area of research so far largely ignored by academic study.Through extensive content analysis of the official James Bond film series, as well as utilising directors'commentary and industry reports, this book illustrates the strong impact specific cultural and historical events have had on the practice of product placement in the series. In doing so, it provides an exciting and in-depth “behind the scenes” look at the James Bond film series, and its complicated and sometimes contentious history of product placement. In the process, it charts the gradual emergence of product placement from the more traditional background shot to becoming so embedded in the actual film narrative that they have become simply yet another method for filmmakers to produce cultural meaning.
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- 2011
43. To brand or not to brand a product placement? Evidence from a field study of two influence mechanisms of positive portrayals of alcohol in film.
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Redondo, Ignacio, Russell, Cristel A., and Bernal, Jorge
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DRINKING of alcoholic beverages in motion pictures , *PRODUCT placement in mass media , *INFLUENCE , *BRANDING (Marketing) , *MOTION pictures & psychology - Abstract
Introduction and Aims: We propose that branded and non-branded product placements in movies are interpreted differently and that a movie with unbranded alcohol portrayals influences audiences' alcohol-related beliefs and choices indirectly, through the process of narrative transportation, whereas a movie with branded alcohol placements impacts audiences' alcohol beliefs and choices via a more basic social-cognitive process of influence.Design and Methods: Ordinary moviegoers (N = 758) attended a showing of The Snows of Kilimanjaro (2011) in a popular theatre in Tacna, Peru. Subjects were randomly assigned to watch the original movie, with branded alcohol portrayals, or a brand-free, control version. Reactions to the movie and alcohol-related beliefs were collected in a survey immediately after the film exposure and real beverage choices were measured.Results: The findings reveal that exposure to unbranded positive portrayals of alcohol produces story-consistent beliefs and alcohol choices through the process of narrative transportation and that exposure to branded positive alcohol portrayals produces direct effects in terms of alcohol expectancies and brand choice, despite lowering narrative transportation. Although viewers disengage more from the characters, and experience lesser enjoyment and perceived realism when exposed to actual brands in a movie, they still hold positive alcohol expectancies and are more likely to select the placed brand, a process consistent with social cognitive theory.Discussion and Conclusions: The findings suggest caution about the recommended policy of removing branding from alcohol placements, such as in the case with plain packaging in tobacco, and instead call for effective policies to constrain alcohol product placement, as was done with tobacco placements. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]- Published
- 2018
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44. The Magic Pill: The Branding of Impotence and the Positioning of Viagra as Its Solution through Edutainment.
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Gesser-Edelsburg, Anat and Hijazi, Rana
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PRODUCT placement in mass media , *SILDENAFIL , *IMPOTENCE , *TREATMENT of sexual dysfunction , *MASS media use , *EDUCATIONAL entertainment - Abstract
Product placement can be presented through edutainment. A drug such as Viagra is introduced or impotence is branded in movies and TV series in different ways to raise awareness of impotence disorder and Viagra as a solution. This study aims to analyze strategies of framing and branding Viagra and impotence disorder, based on a qualitative method analysis of 40 movies and TV series. Findings show that Viagra is shown as not only for older men but also for young and healthy men. Out of 40 movies and TV series in the study sample, in 14 (32.5%), the age of the target audience ranged from 20 to 40 years, in 12 (31.6%) movies and series, the age of the target audience was over 40, and in 12 (31.6%) movies and series, the target audience was very old (over 70). Viagra is shown as not only treating impotence but is presented as a wonder drug that provides a solution for psychological and social needs. The movies show usage instructions, side effects, and risks, and how to store the drug. We recommend that the viewing audience be educated for critical viewing of movies/series in order to empower viewers and give them tools for their decision-making processes concerning their health. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2018
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45. Product Placement in Old and New Media: Examining the Evidence for Concern.
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Eagle, Lynne and Dahl, Stephan
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PRODUCT placement in mass media ,ADVERTISING & children ,GOVERNMENT policy on advertising ,CIGARETTE advertising ,TOBACCO advertising laws ,ALCOHOLIC beverage advertising - Abstract
We provide an overview of the development of product placements within traditional and newer electronic media, followed by a critique of current regulations where they exist and highlight the challenges this form of brand promotion presents to regulators. We note the weaknesses in current theoretical perspectives on the way product placements impact more than awareness and argue that a failure to recognise the increasingly diverse nature of product placement within entertainment media content means that awareness campaigns and warnings regarding the presence of product placements are unlikely to be effective in countering any negative effects of the practice on vulnerable groups such as children and young adults. While we focus on the impact of product placement activity on children and young adults, using primarily the examples of alcohol and tobacco products, we also raise concerns regarding a failure to act on the presence of a number of harmful products that fall beyond the current list of restricted products even in countries where some form of specific regulation exists. In order to aid those considering the necessity for, or scope of, any future restrictions on this form of marketing communication, it is important to determine not only what is known, but what also needs to be determined about the impact of product placements across the range of existing and evolving communication channels. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2018
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46. How U.S. Consumers Respond to Product Placement: Cluster Analysis Based on Cognitive and Attitudinal Responses to Advertising in General.
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Ham, Chang-Dae, Park, Jin Seong, and Park, Sejin
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PRODUCT placement in mass media , *CONSUMERS , *CONSUMER socialization , *SOCIAL intelligence , *ADVERTISING , *DEMOGRAPHIC research , *CONSUMER attitudes - Abstract
Despite extensive research in product placement, little research has examined how different consumer groups respond to product placement. The present study aims to fill this gap, employing cluster analysis to segment U.S. consumers according to cognitive and attitudinal responses they have developed to advertising in general. Analyzing a nationally representative sample of U.S. adults (N = 21,944), this study identified five clusters. The clusters reflect varying responses to product placement on television and in movies, as well as distinct demographic and media usage profiles. These findings are discussed from the perspective of consumer socialization and marketplace social intelligence. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2017
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47. A Location-Based Service for Handyman Order Placement.
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Kasamani, Bernard Shibwabo and Gikundi, Denis
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CUSTOMER services ,SYSTEM integration ,PRODUCT placement in mass media - Abstract
There has been a growing need of handyman services in most countries around the world which is attributed to several contributing factors which include, local demand, market influence, having second homes, commercial property maintenance and people's lives becoming busier and more hectic with more people now looking for help with odd-jobs around their home, like changing light fittings, or putting up shelves. The existing handyman services solutions striving to solve this problem are defragmented offering contacts scattered in the web and there is no structured method of determining the Location and quality of service provided by these handymen. The proposed model is a mobile application for locating handyman services within a locality to help in streamlining this process and provide a structured approach for determining location and quality of service to be provided by the handymen. The application was developed in android operating system because of its popularity among many mobile users. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2017
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48. Produtos midiáticos
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Lara Lodi da Silva and Richard Perassi Luiz de Sousa
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lcsh:NX1-820 ,Movement (music) ,media_common.quotation_subject ,group identity in art ,Identity (social science) ,fashion - trademarks ,lcsh:Visual arts ,Advertising ,General Medicine ,product placement in mass media ,lcsh:Arts in general ,lcsh:N1-9211 ,logos (symbols) - logotypes ,Worship ,Identification (information) ,Expression (architecture) ,Argument ,Phenomenon ,Sociology ,Product (category theory) ,fashion merchandising ,media_common - Abstract
Atualmente na cultura de mercado, é possível ver marcas gráficas de grifes de moda estampando produtos, sendo também publicamente expostas como símbolos que identificam, distinguem e representam os seus usuários. Esse movimento, demonstra uma identificação e um acordo tácito de correlação entre a exposição pública do indivíduo com a marca, devido à esta forma de expressão identitária que, ao mesmo tempo, difere e representa o produto e o usuário. Este artigo desenvolve, um estudo exploratório descritivo-qualitativo do fenômeno chamado "Logomania", assim, como referência especial para os fashionistas, as marcas gráficas de grifes são publicamente expostas como entidades de culto e devoção, o que caracteriza este movimento "logomaníaco" como um meio de identificação dos usuários, sendo comumente observado na mídia de moda e consequentemente na cena urbana. A partir desse argumento através da fundamentação teórico-mercadológica a conceito de métodos de pesquisa ao estudo, propõe-se apresentar o fenômeno indicado, com a revisão e a aplicação sistemática de conceitos e contribuições teóricas sociais ligados a ele a cerca de considerações envolvendo Mídia, Moda, Marca e Cultura de Mercado
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- 2021
49. Thin blue lines: product placement and the drama of pregnancy testing in British cinema and television.
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OLSZYNKO-GRYN, JESSE
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PREGNANCY tests , *REPRODUCTIVE technology , *PRODUCT placement in mass media , *CONSUMER culture - Abstract
This article uses the case of pregnancy testing in Britain to investigate the process whereby new and often controversial reproductive technologies are made visible and normalized in mainstream entertainment media. It shows how in the 1980s and 1990s the then nascent product placement industry was instrumental in embedding pregnancy testing in British cinema and television's dramatic productions. In this period, the pregnancy-test closeup became a conventional trope and the thin blue lines associated with Unilever's Clearblue rose to prominence in mainstream consumer culture. This article investigates the aestheticization of pregnancy testing and shows how increasingly visible public concerns about 'schoolgirl mums', abortion and the biological clock, dramatized on the big and small screen, propelled the commercial rise of Clearblue. It argues that the Clearblue close-up ambiguously concealed as much as it revealed; abstraction, ambiguity and flexibility were its keys to success. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2017
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50. Brand Appearance in Chinese and American Top-Grossing Commercial Movies: A Comparison.
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Chen, Huan and Wang, Ye
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PRODUCT placement in mass media , *CONTENT analysis , *BRANDING (Marketing) , *ADVERTISING , *AMERICAN films , *CHINESE films - Abstract
The study investigated different visual and audio factors of product placement in American and Chinese movies by analyzing top-grossing movies of the past decade. Forty movies were selected and analyzed. The results indicated major differences of brand appearances in Chinese and American movies. First, with respect to visual-only product placements, brands in Chinese movies were more saliently placed than those in American movies. Second, in relation to audio-only product placements, product attributes were more likely to be mentioned in Chinese movies than in American movies. Third, both leading and supporting characters were more likely to interact with brands in Chinese movies than in American movies. However, leading characters were less likely to mention a brand in Chinese movies than in American movies. Finally, no difference was found regarding supporting characters' mentioning of a brand in Chinese and American movies. Theoretical and practical implications were offered for the varying patterns observed. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]
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- 2017
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