Thursday, 21 September 2017

Platforms

Changing Platforms 

  • In todays media world, adverts cross over a range of platforms - streaming, social media, not just Tv.
  • Most audiences do not watch TV ads, unless its a big "event", e.g. sports events.
  • Advertising remains a key source of revenue for all media. As people stream (on demand services, advertising has changed. e.g. pre-roll ads, which you MUST watch. They differ from pop-ups.

Synopsis:

This article of tv adverts are not the same as they used to be, they have changed over time and advertising has developed onto many different platforms instantly.  
  1. The television commercial has changed drastically as they have no relevance anymore.
  2. TV commercials were a way to learn about products just through televisions as it way an only form of media that was up to date and working in the early century. 
  3. TV adverts have now become irrelevant to the audiences as they interrupt tv shows or any form of media that includes adverts.
  4. The viewers are now skipping adverts more than actually viewing them as adverts waste their time.
  5. Branded content or native advertising are much more effective online to see as they are a lot more engaging with the audiences.
  6. Yet TV commercials will live on and never end but there effectiveness will slowly start to fade away.

    Terms

Native advertising: is a paid content that matches publications editorial standards while meeting the audiences expectations ( its an advert in disguise).

Targeted Advertising: targets a very 'niche' group, which would be a specific section of an audience. it uses cookies on your computer to search for appropriate adverts. there are shoppable tags such as instagram tags.
Heteronormative: is that heterosexuality is the norm - it is the way we should be. A viewpoint that expresses heterosexuality as a given instead of being one of many possibilities. Often expressed subtly, heterosexuality is widely "accepted" as the default sexuality by both print and electronic media, education, law makers, and a range of attitudes expressed by society in general.


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