Chapter Nine Broadcast Media
Prentice Hall, © Broadcast media can be defined as: a) Radio programming that is divided into dayparts b) Only the live radio broadcasts c) A media that transmits sound or images electronically d) Soft drink lids that can be used as a radio transmission
Prentice Hall, © Broadcast media can be defined as: a) Radio programming that is divided into dayparts b) Only the live radio broadcasts c) A media that transmits sound or images electronically d) Soft drink lids that can be used as a radio transmission
Prentice Hall, © Broadcast media is different than print media because: a) Print is bought by amount of space and broadcast is bought by amount of time b) Broadcast is dynamic and print is static c) Print engages fewer senses than broadcast d) All of the above
Prentice Hall, © Broadcast media is different than print media because: a) Print is bought by amount of space and broadcast is bought by amount of time b) Broadcast is dynamic and print is static c) Print engages fewer senses than broadcast d) All of the above
Prentice Hall, © Advertisers choose radio if they want to control audience listening and control clutter. a) True b) False
Prentice Hall, © Advertisers choose radio if they want to control audience listening and control clutter. a) True b) False
Prentice Hall, © Can it be said that radio is a truly unique experience for audiences? a) Yes b) No
Prentice Hall, © Can it be said that radio is a truly unique experience for audiences? a) Yes b) No
Prentice Hall, © Advantages of television advertising include all of the following except: a) The pervasiveness of televisions in all homes b) The low production costs and little clutter c) The strong impact of all emotional senses d) The low reach costs to deliver a mass media message
Prentice Hall, © Advantages of television advertising include all of the following except: a) The pervasiveness of televisions in all homes b) The low production costs and little clutter c) The strong impact of all emotional senses d) The low reach costs to deliver a mass media message
Prentice Hall, © Advertisers using TV as their medium are most concerned with: a) The size and characteristics of the audience watching specific shows b) The increasing ability of audiences to avoid advertising clutter through devices such as TIVO c) The match between a product placed and the movie or audience d) Both a and b
Prentice Hall, © Advertisers using TV as their medium are most concerned with: a) The size and characteristics of the audience watching specific shows b) The increasing ability of audiences to avoid advertising clutter through devices such as TIVO c) The match between a product placed and the movie or audience d) Both a and b
Prentice Hall, © When measuring the television audience, the three most common measurements are: a) Reach, medium, and spot b) Ratings, share, and gross ratings points c) Reach, ratings, and gross ratings points d) Reach, people meters, and gross ratings points
Prentice Hall, © When measuring the television audience, the three most common measurements are: a) Reach, medium, and spot b) Ratings, share, and gross ratings points c) Reach, ratings, and gross ratings points d) Reach, people meters, and gross ratings points
Prentice Hall, © New TV technologies can be viewed as both a challenge and an opportunity for advertisers. a) True b) False
Prentice Hall, © New TV technologies can be viewed as both a challenge and an opportunity for advertisers. a) True b) False
Prentice Hall, © Are DVRs causing consumers to skip through all television commercials? a) Yes b) No
Prentice Hall, © Are DVRs causing consumers to skip through all television commercials? a) Yes b) No
Prentice Hall, © If you want to bring brand images to life and add personality to a brand, you would likely choose television. a) True b) False
Prentice Hall, © If you want to bring brand images to life and add personality to a brand, you would likely choose television. a) True b) False
Prentice Hall, © Advertisers using product placement as their medium are concerned with: a) The size and characteristics of the audience listening to primetime broadcasts b) The believability of the product placement with the natural setting of the program c) The high costs of reaching a mass audience d) The production costs of using product placement
Prentice Hall, © Advertisers using product placement as their medium are concerned with: a) The size and characteristics of the audience listening to primetime broadcasts b) The believability of the product placement with the natural setting of the program c) The high costs of reaching a mass audience d) The production costs of using product placement
Prentice Hall, © Trailers can be defined as: a) When movie theaters sell time at the beginning of their film showings for commercials b) When you are advertising a local brand and have a limited budget to do high-quality commercials c) When radio affiliates sell dayparts during morning drive time d) When audio advertising shows up in novel new formats
Prentice Hall, © Trailers can be defined as: a) When movie theaters sell time at the beginning of their film showings for commercials b) When you are advertising a local brand and have a limited budget to do high-quality commercials c) When radio affiliates sell dayparts during morning drive time d) When audio advertising shows up in novel new formats
Prentice Hall, © Despite advances in technology, movie trailers have not grown much as an advertising vehicle. a) True b) False
Prentice Hall, © Despite advances in technology, movie trailers have not grown much as an advertising vehicle. a) True b) False
Prentice Hall, © When DVD and film distributors place ads before movies, should the ads be matched to the movie audience? a) Yes b) No
Prentice Hall, © When DVD and film distributors place ads before movies, should the ads be matched to the movie audience? a) Yes b) No
Prentice Hall, © One of the biggest problems with product placement is that the placement may not be noticed. a) True b) False
Prentice Hall, © One of the biggest problems with product placement is that the placement may not be noticed. a) True b) False
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