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The world is talking about ITV's recent branding update, which is a major indication that the network is keeping up with the times. The media landscape, including television and emerging digital platforms, must adapt quickly to satisfy the demands of consumers who are becoming more and more voracious about content. Candidates who comprehend the intricacy of media production—from the basic notion of developing a TV show to the disciplines needed across broadcast technologies and the internet—are in high demand in the sector. HOW TO WORK IN THE MEDIA AND TELEVISION PRODUCTION https://a.co/d/85e31uT #media #tv #itv #movie
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Just came across an insightful article on television production management by Larry Bass at ShinAwiL. Here are some key takeaways worth sharing: - The importance of team management in the television production process is highlighted, showing how collaboration and effective leadership are essential for creating successful TV content. - Larry Bass sheds light on the dynamic and fast-paced nature of Irish television production, emphasizing the need for adaptability and quick decision-making. - The behind-the-scenes details provided give a glimpse into the intricate planning and coordination required to bring television projects to life, illustrating the meticulous effort that goes into each production. - The article provides a valuable perspective on the challenges and rewards of working in the television industry, giving viewers a deeper appreciation for the work that goes into their favorite shows. These insights from Larry Bass offer a fascinating look into the world of television production and the dedicated team effort involved in delivering quality content for viewers. https://lnkd.in/eXb26eGc
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The Evolution of Television: A Journey Through the Test of Time Television has been a cornerstone in the evolution of global communication, serving as a powerful medium that transcends borders and cultures. Its ability to disseminate information, entertain, and influence public… #EvolutionofTelevision >>>>> Full article in the link below
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Something new and something old. Watch the video below to learn more about the new Media Tailor. This is also a time to remind you that this channel won't be around much longer. So if you want to keep in touch with us in the future, be sure to follow the Media Tailor Group.
The world around us is full of incredible stories and creativity waiting to be told and experienced. The same goes for the business realm, where different forms of storytelling are becoming more and more prominent. Our job is to enable stories to be created, shared and experienced in the most impactful way possible. We support and enable media professionals to benefit more effectively from technological transformation. And now united, we are an even stronger force behind countless stories. Read our story: https://lnkd.in/dnNmkDyM #mediatechnology #mediaproduction #postproduction #broadcasting #distribution #digitalassetmanagement #mediamanagement
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Television, television, television.... Yes, I have been obsessed with television over the recent years. Maybe, because of this hypnotic monster piece from the seventies. https://lnkd.in/en4vnj5V This obsession somehow paid off in the end and, in this respect, I am very happy to report that the paper with my old buddy Wilfried Sand-Zantman entitled ``Media Merger in Nested Markets" has been accepted today in the Journal of Economics and Management Strategy. This paper was written following discussions with teams at Altermind, TF1 and M6 at a point in time where a possible merger between TF1 and M6 was envisioned. One argument heard against this merger was that it would help this entity to monopolize the upstream market for advertising. We argue in this paper that this argument only looks at one (easy) face of the coin. Competition on the media markets takes place actually between various ecosystems (pay-Tv, Free to Air, platforms...) and viewers make nested choices among those alternatives, choosing first between ecosystems and then between channels within an ecosystem. Ecosystem Effects may then transform the quality of programs as public goods for all channels within this ecosystem. Well..., then competition across channels may induce undersupply of quality, shift away consumers and, because TV channels are two-sided platforms, advertisers. So the question is what might be the magnitude of these Ecosystem Effects?....We did not provide any econometrics but instead ran polls that brought evidence that some viewers at least act in this nested manner. Which means that the Ecosystem Effects cannot be so easily dismissed.... https://lnkd.in/enMc9aHg Abstract: We analyze the effect of media mergers in a model that stresses, on the one hand, the fact that media are two-sided platforms willing to attract advertisers and viewers and, on the other hand, that strong competitors have emerged to challenge traditional media on both sides. We show that a merger has two conflicting effects on traditional media’s incentives to invest in quality programs and to exploit their market power. When competition is primarily between traditional media, a Business-Stealing Effect dominates, and the merger is detrimental to advertisers and viewers. When the competition is mainly between the traditional media and their new competitors, an Ecosystem Effect dominates, and the merger benefits advertisers and viewers. We extend this setting to discuss the role of financial constraints that might limit investments in the quality of programs and show that the same effects are at play
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It's time to leverage the reality in front of the TV set write Evgenia Molchina and Laurence Chausson. Without an understanding of who is actually in front of the screen, measurement lacks depth, offering surface-level metrics hindering broadcasters and advertisers from leveraging key insights. In this article, they address the importance of co-viewing, its nuances and how mastering them can help broadcasters and advertisers tap into its overlooked opportunities. Read the article here: https://lnkd.in/ePYPz4y4 #AudiencesUnlocked | #CoViewing | #Broadcasting | #Advertising
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What challenges to growth did ServusTV/Red Bull Media House face, and why did they choose Ross to solve them? 🚀🪽 Find out here. https://ross.video/4boWE2z #Corporate #Newsroom #CorporateGrowth #NewsProduction #Broadcasting #Austria #ServusTV #RedBull #Europe #VideoProduction #Technology #CaseStudy #Automation
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I am very pleased to announce that my paper on « Media Mergers in Nested Markets » written with my old (or more exactly long-time) friend David Martimort has been accepted by the Journal of Economics and Management Strategy. Many thanks to the Altermind team for the inspiring discussions which motivated this work. See David’s post below for the details. #ESSEC #JEMS
Television, television, television.... Yes, I have been obsessed with television over the recent years. Maybe, because of this hypnotic monster piece from the seventies. https://lnkd.in/en4vnj5V This obsession somehow paid off in the end and, in this respect, I am very happy to report that the paper with my old buddy Wilfried Sand-Zantman entitled ``Media Merger in Nested Markets" has been accepted today in the Journal of Economics and Management Strategy. This paper was written following discussions with teams at Altermind, TF1 and M6 at a point in time where a possible merger between TF1 and M6 was envisioned. One argument heard against this merger was that it would help this entity to monopolize the upstream market for advertising. We argue in this paper that this argument only looks at one (easy) face of the coin. Competition on the media markets takes place actually between various ecosystems (pay-Tv, Free to Air, platforms...) and viewers make nested choices among those alternatives, choosing first between ecosystems and then between channels within an ecosystem. Ecosystem Effects may then transform the quality of programs as public goods for all channels within this ecosystem. Well..., then competition across channels may induce undersupply of quality, shift away consumers and, because TV channels are two-sided platforms, advertisers. So the question is what might be the magnitude of these Ecosystem Effects?....We did not provide any econometrics but instead ran polls that brought evidence that some viewers at least act in this nested manner. Which means that the Ecosystem Effects cannot be so easily dismissed.... https://lnkd.in/enMc9aHg Abstract: We analyze the effect of media mergers in a model that stresses, on the one hand, the fact that media are two-sided platforms willing to attract advertisers and viewers and, on the other hand, that strong competitors have emerged to challenge traditional media on both sides. We show that a merger has two conflicting effects on traditional media’s incentives to invest in quality programs and to exploit their market power. When competition is primarily between traditional media, a Business-Stealing Effect dominates, and the merger is detrimental to advertisers and viewers. When the competition is mainly between the traditional media and their new competitors, an Ecosystem Effect dominates, and the merger benefits advertisers and viewers. We extend this setting to discuss the role of financial constraints that might limit investments in the quality of programs and show that the same effects are at play
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The world around us is full of incredible stories and creativity waiting to be told and experienced. The same goes for the business realm, where different forms of storytelling are becoming more and more prominent. Our job is to enable stories to be created, shared and experienced in the most impactful way possible. We support and enable media professionals to benefit more effectively from technological transformation. And now united, we are an even stronger force behind countless stories. Read our story: https://lnkd.in/dnNmkDyM #mediatechnology #mediaproduction #postproduction #broadcasting #distribution #digitalassetmanagement #mediamanagement
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From a content creator and distribution standpoint, preparing a title for television can require as much, if not more, content analysis and work to ensure it complies with local regulations. https://zurl.co/3KFK #Spherex #ageratings #film #tv #mediaandentertainment #internationalexpansion
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