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Can audiences of new or existing programmes be predicted reliably?

Programme Ratings, both actual and forecasted, are the trading currency of the TV industry and therefore the key piece of information that any operator involved in the TV business is mostly interested in analysing.This paper describes the work that...

Catalogue: ESOMAR/ARF WAM Conference 2004: Television

Authors: Andrea Armellini, Cesare Malara, Sacha Monotti

June 18, 2004

Gargling with Pepsi

The marketing opportunities available to the advertising and media industry have increased greatly over the past decade. Whilst we are able to measure the effect of traditional communication channels relatively well, what do we really know about the...

Catalogue: ESOMAR/ARF WAM Conference 2004: Television

Authors: Atul Phadnis, Julie Petersen

June 18, 2004

The beauty of enhanced TV

ABC Television and Initiative conducted research to quantify the impact of Enhanced TV (ETV), an interactive application employed during the primetime broadcast of Miss America on ABC Television, September 20th, 2003.Respondents were grouped into two...

Catalogue: ESOMAR/ARF WAM Conference 2004: Television

Authors: David Ernst, Rachel Mueller-Lust

June 18, 2004

Better television audience measurement through the research integration of set-top box data

This paper is primarily the report of two different major applications of set-top box data. One application involves the full-time measurement of all 300+ channels over a 12-week period in 8,700 set-top boxes in 6,292 homes in one U.S. market.The...

Catalogue: ESOMAR/ARF WAM Conference 2004: Television

Author: Bill Harvey

June 18, 2004

Getting an IPG

The purpose of this paper is twofold: explore the impact of an Interactive Program Guide (IPG) on TV tuning once an IPG is deployed in a home; and explore the use of IPGs, user feedback, advertising exposure, and click through rates, with user...

Catalogue: ESOMAR/ARF WAM Conference 2004: Television

Authors: Fontana Fitzwilson, Stan Seagren

June 18, 2004

Idolised advertising

This paper sets out to prove that viewers that become deeply involved in event television programs, such as Idol, respond more positively to advertising.The nature of the program offers multiple touch points for viewers to form bonds with the event....

Catalogue: ESOMAR/ARF WAM Conference 2004: Television

Authors: Jim Alexander, Doug Peiffer

June 18, 2004

Radio zapping

This paper reports on switching during radio advertising, based on analysis of GfK Media GB's survey of radio listening and television viewing, commissioned by The Wireless Group using Radiocontrol audience measurement technology. Bringing the...

Catalogue: ESOMAR/ARF WAM Conference 2004: Radio

Authors: Lex van Meurs, Nick North

June 17, 2004

Reality TV and the growth of ethnographic/qualitative research - coincidence or context?

All research and media exist by definition, like everything else, in context. The cultural shaping of (expectations) of methodologies, presentations, analytics, and values is not a surprise and while it is easy to deride the trivialisation brought...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Conference on Excellence in Consumer Insights 2004

Author: Neil McPhee

April 18, 2004

Evaluating soft brand advertising on television including product placement and in-program brand exposures

This paper reviews the paradigm shift in TV advertising from scheduled commercial breaks to the phenomenom of soft advertising. Product placement will become more prominent in the near future. Brands will come out of the ad breaks and invade the...

Catalogue: Asia Pacific 2004

Authors: Akash Chawla, Yogesh Shendye, Atul Phadnis

Company: TAM Media Research

March 28, 2004