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Editorial research on a syndicated basis

Editorial Research carried out on behalf of a single publication or some publications belonging to the same publisher is well known. Syndicated research for advertising purposes - media planning and selling media space - is well known too, but the...

Catalogue: Seminar 1987: Publishing For Optimum Profit

Author: Sigurd Bennike

November 25, 1987

Analysing family purchasing for better media planning

Many consumer decisions are based on evaluation processes within families with many persons involved. Up to today, this multi-person character of most decisions concerning durables has not been taken into consideration adequately. In addition to that...

Catalogue: Seminar 1987: Micro And Macro Market Modelling

Authors: Franz Böcker, Walter Hubel

Company: GfK

October 26, 1987

There are as many deals as there are programmes

The paper shows that the accelerating changes in media and advertising practices have created an environment in which programme sponsorship will thrive. Based on a thorough analysis of the main strategic trends in Europe, North America and the rest...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1987

Author: Alan Morris

September 1, 1987

The market for audience research

To the outside observer, audience research appears essentially as the production of a set of 'objective' results on audience size, reactions or attitudes. It is tempting to feel that, because such results are often provided in the context of...

Catalogue: Seminar 1987: The Application Of Research To Broadcasting Decisions

Authors: François R. Delauzun, Colin M. Wilding

Company: British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)

June 15, 1987

Meter-panel-data analysis and its influence on programme schedules

On April 1st 1986 the broadcasting corporation in Hessen the "Hessischer Rundfunk, HR" has changed its programme schedules for the 1st and 3rd programme, It will be shown which reasons have led to this change and the role of tv-audience research. By...

Catalogue: Seminar 1987: The Application Of Research To Broadcasting Decisions

Author: Joachim Wiedemann

June 15, 1987

Television usage in a multi-channel environment

The number of TV channels available in Europe as a whole has grown by more than a third over the last year. Not only are domestic broadcast channels spilling into neighbouring countries, but satellite and cable channels are also expanding their...

Catalogue: Seminar 1987: The Application Of Research To Broadcasting Decisions

Authors: Tony Dent, Nicholas Winkfield, Sian Lloyd

June 15, 1987

The contribution of market research to the programme planning of an independent local radio station

This paper describes and discusses a survey conducted by Kay Brandon on behalf of Radio Haliam with the objectives of assessing the success of the Station's programming strategies in meeting the needs of the adults living in the transmission area,...

Catalogue: Seminar 1987: The Application Of Research To Broadcasting Decisions

Authors: Keith Skues, Kay Brandon

June 15, 1987

TV measurement in a changing environment

The paper is in four sections. It looks first at the television changes occurring and makes some predictions for the nineties. Then the existing tools for television audience measurement and appreciation are reviewed. In the third section the likely...

Catalogue: Seminar 1987: The Application Of Research To Broadcasting Decisions

Author: John Clemens

June 15, 1987

The central Adlab experience with single source data

The AdLab Panel was set up in the Central TV area of England in September 1985 after a pilot study. By June 1987 it had been running for 21 months. The experience of the first year’s operations is contained within the attached summary paper....

Catalogue: Seminar 1987: Improving The Use Of Consumer Panels For Marketing Decisions

Author: John Parfitt

June 15, 1987