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• I've complained before about the rise in annoying TV-style commercials embedded in web pages. ... Advertising execs who still can't understand the nature of the internet, and who don't want to waste any more creative effort on designing different ads for the internet, are increasingly just throwing their TV commercial online. They're not doing this in a smart way, like Honda did, by creating compelling and entertaining advertising that people want. They're just doing it because they seem to think that disruptive and intrusive advertising is a good thing - rather than something that gets a negative response from people. Furthermore, as people are finally making it clear they don't like bad and irrelevant TV commercials, these execs are taking the backwards step of assuming that means they just need to shove out more of these ads people don't want. The smart advertising exec would realize (like Honda did with their commercial and BMW did with BMW films) that advertising is free content and people get online to get free content - so if you make it good, relevant, and entertaining, people will come and search it out. ...
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• The tighter integration between the TV set and computers (think TIVO or card-based TV tuners) leads to an exciting set of new possibilities, that I've tried to explore. ...
• Normally, TV adverts have little potential for localization, where the most localization you tend to find is regional adverts and the like. Contrast this with advertising on the web, where banner adverts are usually personalized (Doubleclick etc). Now think of what could be achieved, if TV channels broadcast the equivalent of "Blue Screens" where the ad's were to go, and the local client had the choice of what adverts should appear. ...
• The result: Personalized TV Commercials. ...
• To be able to do this, The TV set/Computer combo would need a reliable source of data indicating when a show is over (or what show is currently running). ...
• To give you an idea of how a pattern recognition device could work, suppose there is a way of computing a checksum of the audio or video components (or combined) of the channel you are currently viewing, then that checksum could be compared (in realtime) with a database of checksums of known commercials. ...

• Youth See More TV Commercials for Beer than for Sneakers, Gum or Jeans .
• Washington, DC - One quarter of alcohol advertising on television in 2001 was more likely to be seen by youth than adults, according to a report released today by the Center on Alcohol Marketing and Youth at Georgetown University, a public health group established to monitor and analyze the industry's marketing and its impact on youth. The report by the Center analyzed alcohol advertising on cable and network television in 2001. Of 208,909 alcohol commercials on television in 2001, underage youth, ages 12 to 20, were more likely than adults of legal drinking age to have seen 51,084 of them, or 24. ... In addition, the Center concluded that the alcohol industry's voluntary guidelines for ad placements on television allow for the substantial exposure of youth to alcoholic beverage advertising. ... 8 million to air 3,262 commercials on shows with more youth viewers than adults. ... Other key findings from the study include: Youth saw more commercials for beer than for juice, gum, chips, sneakers or jeans. The beer and ale advertising delivered to the underage youth audience in 2001 was greater than advertising for various products normally associated with youth audiences. Beer and ale advertising exceeded the advertising delivered to youth audiences for fruit juices and fruit-flavored drinks, gum, skin care products, sneakers, non-carbonated soft drinks, and jeans. ...
• Youth saw almost as much television alcohol advertising as adults. Even when adults were more likely to see television alcohol advertising than youth, in many instances youth exposure was substantial. ... Furthermore, an estimated 30% of youth saw at least 780 alcohol commercials in 2001. ...
• Youth were routinely overexposed to alcohol advertising in 2001 on five networks—WB, UPN, Comedy Central, BET and VH-1. Two programming categories—music video and entertainment programs and variety shows—more effectively delivered alcohol advertising to the youth audience than to the adult audience. Youth saw 48% more advertising than adults on music video and entertainment programs. Variety programs delivered 26% more advertising to youth audiences than to adults.

• "THE 100 BEST TV COMMERCIALS": Advertising: A New Book Chooses the 100 Best TV Commercials.
• Another entry in the Madison Avenue version of beauty pageants arrives today, as Random House publishes "The 100 Best TV Commercials. ... 95) by Bernice Kanner, a longtime advertising journalist. ... Asked what values predominate among the commercials, Conrad replied that most "set a new standard, create a paradigm shift" in competitive consumer product fields by striving successfully to "own the major benefit" in the market. ...

• Is The V-Chip A Stealth Weapon Against Commercials? .
• Imagine sitting in front of a TV set that automatically blocks out commercials. ...
• Two major TV manufacturers -- producing such brands as Panasonic, RCA and General Electric -- are going ahead with plans to make television sets with V-chips that enable viewers to block unrated programming, a category that includes news, sports and commercials. ...
• The owners of TV stations and networks seem worried, to put it mildly. The National Association of Broadcasters and the National Cable Television Association are adamant: They want those TV sets kept off the market. ...
• But TV makers point out that consumer choice should not be restricted. ...
• Then, if you click the "unrated program blocking" option, many commercials could simply disappear from sight. ...
• TV ad revenues amount to billions of dollars each season -- and media conglomerates will certainly go all out to defend the sanctity of commercials. ...
• Television networks are determined to prevent V-chips from being used to foil the real purpose of broadcasting in the first place -- to grab a large audience and foist commercials on it. ...
• The pressure will be intense on the FCC and Congress to -- one way or another -- block viewers from blocking commercials. ... After all, the bipartisan phalanx of moralizing politicians behind the V-chip didn't have commercials in mind when they condemned some TV programming as unfit for youngsters. ...
• To do an end run around the V-chip's anti-commercial potential, networks may try to give (benign) ratings to TV advertising. But a lot of commercials would deserve to be rated as truly obscene, one way or another. ...
• TV networks already claim that commercials airing within a program's time slot warrant the same rating code as the program itself. Even so, many commercials air between shows, and those ads may be the easiest to keep off our TV screens. ...
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• Whether a TV commercial makes viewers smile or wince depends on both the quality and clarity of the concept it articulates.
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• What's the point of channel hopping when loads of channels show commercials at the same time?.
• As the number of tv channels grows I think it becomes more important for THEM to publish when and what adverts are shown. ... Why shouldn't the advertising agencies be as accountable as the broadcasters? If I don't want to watch commercials, I SHOULDN'T HAVE TO! I realise that this would lead to phonebook size TV guides but not on digital tv. ...
• If ads did not pay most of the cost of broadcasting, TV would cost a fortune. ...
• Might be cool to have 'shareware' TV, pay for commercial free programs one at a time or something, especially if you wanted to record a movie.
• Actually TV wouldn't cost a fortune. ...
• Channel 4 used to be good, until it decided to dedicate 90% of its output to advertising its digital/satellite spin-off stations which are both crud, and the other 10% to ripping off BBC2 ideas wholesale. ...
• Adverts are c00l however, and should go into the TV guide so that we know when our favourites are going to be aired. ...
• The reason that commercials coincide (at least on American TV) is that the programming across networks is similar at most times of the day (soaps and talk shows during the day, half-hour sitcoms at 8, hour-long dramas at 10). ...
• As for putting them in TV guides, the problem is that commercials vary to a much greater degree than programming, as it varies by signal provider rather than content producer.
• The networks sell feeds to the local affiliates, who put their own local commercials in over the national ones. ...

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•       Television Commercials     Love them or hate them, advertising fuels the financial engine that makes American television run. ...
•     Call me a weirdo, but I am a television commercial freak! I love TV commercials. ...
•     As a video editor, advertising  is my favorite challenge. TV commercials generally run for 30 seconds. ...
• For the most part, even when a TV commercial seems to move along at a slow speed, it still has a considerable amount of editing in it. ...
•      Good television commercials also contain a very high caliber of cinematography, lighting and effects, all of which I greatly admire. Of course, all of these elements when tied together do not make a great TV spot. ... Another reason I like the advertising world.
•      I enjoy editing commercials because I like people from the advertising community. ...

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• Features: Study: PVRs Not Necessarily the Death of TV Advertising.
• Ad Age, the leading advertising industry magazine, brings word of a recent marketing study that finds that PVRs aren't as bad for television advertising as some (cough*Kellner*cough) would have you believe (Impact of PVRs Dramatically Less Than Predicted). ...
• Of course, the big question is how do PVRs affect the viewing of advertisements? Surprisingly, Ad Age notes that the study did not find much difference between PVR and television commercial viewing: The study also showed that viewers' likelihood of watching commercials when viewing programs with PVRs vs. live TV is nearly the same. Only 1% said they always watch the ads when using a PVR or watching live TV, while 60% said they occasionally watch them with PVRs and 62% with live TV. ... Unfortunately for Kellner, a lot of people have already trained themselves to ignore television commercials, just as most people ignore the banner ads on the Internet. Indeed, I would not hesitate to say that the vast majority of advertising simply goes unnoticed. ... ReplayTV didn't invent the concept of people ignoring commercials, they merely made it obvious. Note to network executives, here is an obvious idea to defeat 30-sec skip functions: vary the length of bumpers, promos and the commercials themselves. ...
• People who are interested in their products will watch the commercials, and if that doesn't work, they merely have to make the commericals entertaining (heaven forfend). Another article from Ad Age in June 2001 (Is TiVo a Threat to Ad Industry?) offers some words of advice from a TiVo executive: TiVo doesn't think that the $60 billion spent on TV advertising today is going away, but we think bad advertising, irrelevant advertising that's not interesting. ...
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• Kellner thinks that people who skip commercials are thieves. I would like to pose the question then why in the world am I paying for cable TV service if not to receive the programming that is available? It's bad enough that I have to pay $8 - $10 to see a movie at my local cinema and then have to watch 10 minutes of commercials before the movie starts really fries me. I HAVE TO PAY TO WATCH COMMERCIALS, what kind of asinine plan is that? Then to have someone tell me that I’m stealing from the broadcasting companies is a bit too much. ... Times are changing and it’s time to realize that people are only going to pay for so long before they get tired of the slime and tripe that passes for programming and shut off the TV. ...

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• TV commercials dying a natural death in Germany: Mercer study.
• BONN: Television commercials will soon be a thing of the past and are going the way of dinosaurs, according to a new study in Germany. Mercer Management Consulting Agency has urged TV network executives to start planning for the "post-commercial age" of broadcasting. ...
• Networks which persist in airing commercials will be airing them to nobody -- a fact which will cause advertisers to turn to other media.
• But, by that time, advertising dollars will be shifting away from the traditional TV commercial spot, says the Mercer study.
• East Germany had two state-operated TV channels and no commercials.
• The public channels were restricted to 20 minutes of pre-primetime commercial advertising on weekdays. No advertising was permitted on Sundays or holidays.
• But now the media revolution has ensured that the average German household has access to scores of channels, most of them commercial networks free to air advertising 24 hours a day, seven days a week. ... This scenario has led to intense competition for every single dollar spent on advertising.
• German national TV advertising revenues peaked in 2001 at US$18 billion, and have been edging downward every year since then, down US$3 billion so far. Mercer's analysts say that, of the US$3 billion that have vanished from the TV advertising market in the past three years, two-thirds of that sum found its way into other advertising avenues. ...

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• It is common knowledge that over the years and seen on an international level the TV spot commercial has become shorter and shorter. ... Firstly it becomes rather difficult to transform the advertising message into entertaining, small visual dramas as a frame of 30 seconds is normally the limit to do so. ... Secondly, in so far as TV-ads are organized in blocks, the overall picture in the advertising blocks seen as a whole becomes more and more blurred and confused as the speed at which the different brands, messages and execution styles are blown out into the audience, increases.
• The time pressure on the TV spot in this way raises a question as to how it is possible to vary these minimal formats, variation and differentiation being the central sources in advertising's competition for attention. ... You might also put it this way: fighting against time and the surrounding spots the TV spot has to find ways in which the input is minimal while the output (on behalf of the audience) is maximal. ...
• The last remark that implies points about the channel of discourse and the expensive conditions of advertising versus small scale ecological farming/production being no goldmine, is a minimal expression or input with maximal impression or output. ...
• Although a radical example it is also to some extent exemplary as to what is going on in Danish TV advertising. ...
• But before we go into that a few more words about minimalism and the general problems facing TV-advertising. ... 2 Minimalism and the General Condition of TV Spots.
• I use it here as a descriptive term to indicate some of the general principles controlling advertising and especially ads on TV. ...
• In TV-spot commercials time is money as is clearly demonstrated in the above spot of five seconds. ...
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• Minimalism is also an important part of everyday life: jokes, aphorisms, puns, puzzles, understatement, presuppositions, hints, allusions, ellipsis, idioms, sayings, proverbs, maxims, gestural and non-verbal behavior, as well as in mass cultural art forms closely related to everyday life: stand-up comedy, TV-comedy. ...
• TV-ads are forced to conform to or assimilate and develop this minimalistic form due to economic necessity (time-pressure) but also due to what has become a cultural demand as regards advertising in general. Advertising is not just a question of bare information of product, price and place in a referential sense. ... Through the 20th century advertising itself has taught its audiences to expect new products as well as new and spectacular or sensational ways of informing about products. ... This is not only due to the fact that something extra, something that appeals to other dimensions of the audience's experience has got to be a part of advertising. ... Consequently advertising like other informing instances has forced upon itself a development of creativity and execution styles, a demand for sophistication, a demand for constant renewal of ways of communicating and creating symphaty. In this way advertising and brands as other textual or symbolic phenomena of significant volume develop a textual/symbolic and aesthetic world of their own and also cycles inside (se p. ... And in this way advertising constantly faces the dichotomy and often incommensurable worlds of book-keeping and creativity. Advertising has to communicate and be informative and sell tickets. ...

• "THE 100 BEST TV COMMERCIALS": Advertising: A New Book Chooses the 100 Best TV Commercials .
• Another entry in the Madison Avenue version of beauty pageants arrives today, as Random House publishes "The 100 Best TV Commercials. ... 95) by Bernice Kanner, a longtime advertising journalist. ... Asked what values predominate among the commercials, Conrad replied that most "set a new standard, create a paradigm shift" in competitive consumer product fields by striving successfully to "own the major benefit" in the market.
• For example, the low-key Volkswagen Beetle commercials by Doyle Dane Bernbach were focused on "reliability and economy," he added, while anthemic spots for Marlboro cigarettes by Burnett were centered on "flavor, which in tobacco is what you want to own" You can order " The 100 Best TV Commercials" here .

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• The average person watches TV seven hours each day. And people consistently say they get most of their news and information from television, especially local TV news. ...
• TV advertising is also very expensive. With prime-time 30 second commercials in medium-sized cities costing several thousands dollars each, broadcast TV ads are out of reach for most small and medium sized businesses. ... Even if you can scrape together enough for a few TV commercials, much of your investment can be wasted on thousands of people who aren’t interested in what you sell. Cable TV provides a solution, especially for small business. ...
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• WASHINGTON, DC -- A study by the Center on Alcohol Marketing and Youth at Georgetown University found that young people see more TV commercials for alcoholic beverages than for many other products specifically geared to this age group.
• According to the New York Times, the study reports that of the 208,909 TV ads for alcohol aired in 2001, almost a quarter of them were more likely viewed by teenagers than adults, meaning that the average youth viewed 245 ads for alcoholic beverages in 2001.
• The alcohol industry follows voluntary guidelines that minimize the amount of ads that can be shown when at least half of a TV show's audience consists of under-age viewers.
• These standards do not protect youth from exposure and overexposure to alcohol advertising and marketing," said Jim O'Hara, executive director of the Center on Alcohol Marketing and Youth.
• This industry does not, never has, targeted our advertising to people who can't legally buy our products. ...
• Becker added that, "The way to address illegal under-age drinking is to encourage others to get behind programs that are working, instead of wasting valuable time censoring advertising to adults of legal drinking age. ...
• It cites a 1999 Federal Trade Commission report that states "while many factors may influence an under-age person's drinking decisions, including among other things, parents, peers and media, there is reason to believe that advertising also plays a role. ...

• TV ads lead to unhealthy habits in young.
• Research shows that children under the age of eight are unable to critically comprehend televised advertising messages and are prone to accept advertiser messages as truthful, accurate and unbiased. ... For these reasons, a task force of the American Psychological Association (APA) is recommending that advertising targeting children under the age of eight be restricted.
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• WASHINGTON – Research shows that children under the age of eight are unable to critically comprehend televised advertising messages and are prone to accept advertiser messages as truthful, accurate and unbiased. ... For these reasons, a task force of the American Psychological Association (APA) is recommending that advertising targeting children under the age of eight be restricted.
• The Task Force, appointed by the APA in 2000, conducted an extensive review of the research literature in the area of advertising media, and its effects on children. It is estimated that advertisers spend more than $12 billon per year on advertising messages aimed at the youth market. Additionally, the average child watches more than 40,000 television commercials per year.
• The six-member team of psychologists with expertise in child development, cognitive psychology and social psychology found that children under the age of eight lack the cognitive development to understand the persuasive intent of television advertising and are uniquely susceptible to advertising's influence. ...
• "While older children and adults understand the inherent bias of advertising, younger children do not, and therefore tend to interpret commercial claims and appeals as accurate and truthful information," said psychologist Dale Kunkel, Ph. ...
• "Because younger children do not understand persuasive intent in advertising, they are easy targets for commercial persuasion," said psychologist Brian Wilcox, Ph. ... Such advertising of unhealthy food products to young children contributes to poor nutritional habits that may last a lifetime and be a variable in the current epidemic of obesity among kids. ...
• The research on children's commercial recall and product preferences confirms that advertising does typically get young consumers to buy their products. ...
• Finally, in addition to the issues surrounding advertising directed to young children, said Kunkel, there are concerns regarding certain commercial campaigns primarily targeting adults that pose risks for child-viewers. ... Another area of sensitive advertising content involves commercials for violent media products such as motion pictures and video games. ...

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