The combined effect of television, internet, and print advertising on society
1. The Combined effect of Television, Internet, and Printed words Advertising on Society Imad Al Saeed April 25, 2010 EM820- Business Strategies for Social Media
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4. Timely Media Consumption Source: Online Publishers Association/MBIQ Media Consumption Study, May 2003 Radio Internet Television Newspaper Magazines The Media Environment in the U.S
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Hinweis der Redaktion
The media landscape is changing dramatically. Not long ago, advertisers could ensure a high reach using a few television advertising networks. Now the media landscape has greatly fragmented, and consumers use different media throughout the day. Someone might, for example, turn on the Today show when they wake up, read a newspaper during breakfast, tune into the radio during morning drive-time, pass by some billboards, use the Internet at work, and then use a variety of different media at home at night. Creating the most effective mix of media to effectively, and cost effectively, influence consumers is of primary importance to advertisers.