Mark Ritson visits Malin Häger, Commercial Director Advertising Nordics at TV4 Media, for an interview in TV4 Growth. Based on world-leading players in insight and analysis, he presents several areas within media consumption, effect and strength in different types of media in a well-formulated and creative way.
Worldwide, VIACOM, TV Matters: Future of TV Ads
TV is the prime real estate for advertising overall and video advertising in particular. Viacom’s study digs deeper into how advertising people are not normal people, how technology is impacting the entertainment industry and why television still is remains the single most powerful way to reach people.
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Worldwide, VIACOM, Hierarchy of Screens
In 2014, Viacom identified that global consumers use a “Hierarchy of Screens” for choosing how to watch content. In the ensuing four years, the television ecosystem has become much more complex, with additional viewing options and services seemingly springing up every month. Their recent TV Matters project revealed that while consumers are using all of these screens in some capacity, they continue to place the TV set at the very top of the pyramid. The king of the “Hierarchy of Screens” remains unchanged and intact.
Worldwide, Kantar Media: Dimension
In this research, key findings are featured following consumers’ answer on attitudes to advertising, integrated brand campaigns, ad blocking and content quality.
UK, Thinkbox: Profit Ability
The study ‘Profit Ability’ commissioned by Thinkbox from Ebiquity and Gain Theory, quantifies the total profit generated by different forms of advertising in the UK, to show what they deliver to the bottom line. It set out to examine and benchmark all media’s profit-generating performance, with a particular emphasis on uncovering TV advertising’s effects.
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Why TV is the world’s most effective advertising medium
Global figures underline the power of television advertising.
‘The Global TV Deck’ is a new resource for advertisers.
UK, Thinkbox: Brand to Bland
The study sought to gain a deeper understanding of what brands mean to us and the role that they play in our lives. By depriving individuals of some of their favourite brands, Thinkbox was able to use behavioural economics to surface how brands operate at a subconscious level, and what happens when we lose them!
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Worldwide, Global Web Index: Millennials Report
This report explores the popular millennial audience in minute detail, uncovering the demographics, brand attitudes, and perceptions that make them unique.
UK, Thinkbox: Young people and TV
In order to debunk some myth, this study proves how much young people love TV. There might be more channels, more screens, more social networks and plenty of other distractions but they still spend more time with TV than any other medium.
Worldwide, VIACOM, TV Matters: Life Without TV – Deprivation project
How much do viewers value television? Viacom’s study on media consumption, TV Matters, aimed to answer this question by taking TV away from some participants. To really explore the power of television, they asked people to live without it for 5 days – meaning no pay TV or cable packages, no free-to-air broadcast channels, no TV on demand, no TV Everywhere apps, and no DVR access.