Web 2.0
Web 2.0
Impact of online distribution
Music and television can now be downloaded, streamed or simulcasted- it is available wherever, whenever.
Simulcasting:
when a media product is broadcasted both online and via a traditional medium at the same time. e.g ( football broadcasted on sky sports and the radio)
Time shifting:
The recording of programming to a storage medium ro be viewed or listened to after the live broadcasting e.g ( ITV+1, Channel 4)
Narrowcast Channels:
Television channels that distribute special interest (niche) content e.g (XD on tv targeting boys 7-11)
Narrowcast example: Sky
sister stations:
- Sky news
- Sky sports
- Sky replay
- Sky atlantic
- Sky Cinema
g- gender
r- race
a- age
c- class
e- ethnicity
How they are advertised:
Below the line:
- adsmart- usuing your data to reach a target audience
Above the line:
- Billboards
- social media
- radio
LoveFilm
- Acquired by Amazon.com 2011, the service had reached 2 million subscribers. It also claimed over 70,000 titles, and over 4 million DVD, Blu-ray or game rentals per month in five countries.
- It then became the leading online DVD rental and streaming outlet in the UK and Europe
- LoveFilm offered a download service alongside postal delivery but this ceased on 23rd Febuary 2009- they also had a subscription process (monthly rental plans , unlimited streaming-only account)
Detailed notes on the development of online technologies. Make bullet points on how Web 2.0 enables digital advertising as this impacts on all media sectors.
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