The future of television advertising 26 Articles

by Kstone

First we heard that the Internet would be the end of newspaper advertising. Then we heard that the I-Pod would make radio obsolete. Now, we constantly hear that Tivo and Digital Video Recorders (DVR's) will put an end to...read more

by Tammy Stoner

If you have been a couch potato, sitting on the couch, clicking your remote control to avoid all of the commercials, television advertising is about to change. Television advertising as we know it, will be no more. Adverti...read more

by Alexander Mutua

More in store as the business market relatively grows with years. Television advertising is traversing through all fields and avenues that forth prospective consumers to the market. The mass audience is focused on televisi...read more

by Daniel Kolic

For the first time in History thousands of people are going to share in Revenue that was formerly paid to major television networks. Millions of dollars are going to be paid on a residual basis to a "core group" of mark...read more

by Paul Ashby

Finally the truth that dare not speak its name is beginning to emerge! The age of the 30-second TV commercial is over. There's a lot of hand wringing on Madison Avenue these days. Companies like Virgin Atlantic are ...read more

by Marco Angioni II

Television advertising is a very effective way to advertise. During prime time television, millions of people tune in to watch the shows that they love. As such, if you advertise during this time, you have millions of po...read more

by Trixze Smith

The internet has revolutionized our traditional forms of media, such as television, newspapers and radio. However, the format of the internet is based on those very examples. Websites are set up like newspapers with column...read more

by Pnk Guru

Advertising is an art when made on a piece of paper like hand bills, pamphlets, posters, banners and hoardings. Television advertising is an art and science when made on a small screen. EASY ADVERTISING! Writing of a...read more

by John McDevitt

The future of television advertising lies with commercials that entice viewers to take direct action. People may talk about clever, "creative" TV advertising, but they won't do anything. If people don't buy in response to ...read more

by Ethel Smith

I actually have mixed opinions on whether television advertising has a future or not. From my childhood days, to the present, I have watched television advertising change. The early black and white, simple but effective ad...read more

by Jasmine Paul

A recent article on Yahoo! talked about the way television advertising has been affected with the increase in technological advances. Advertisers and television stations are beginning to address these difficulties and fin...read more

by Ernie Yap

A casual observation indeed foresees a bleak future for television advertising, in the light of the growth of the internet. However, to date; there has been no high-quality studies done on the efficacy of internet ads ...read more

by Isuru Madushanka Jayarathna

If someone asks you can you remember the first advertisement you ever saw, what would be your answer? 75 percent of the people would say that it is a television advertisement, but I can't remember the exact advertisement...read more

by Ted Sherman

The future of TV advertising, unfortunately, will be more frequent and more insidious advertising. When ads became an integral part of TV programming in the early 50s, they were typically a continuation of the traditional ...read more

by J. Eberhardt

The future of advertising is now the past of advertising. With households filling up the aisles of Best Buy and their local computer stores waiting in line to buy a bigger DVR, commercials as we know it will soon Rest In P...read more

by Chris Sharp

Television advertising seems to be under attack on all fronts and, without a major overhaul to embrace the interactive nature of modern viewing habits, it will only continue to decline. First of all, the number of comme...read more

by Imogen Rayne

Do think people will honestly give up watching their favorite television shows? Do you think the cable company or satellite company can survive, without their advertising revenue? Will the television shows continue witho...read more

by Pat Gray

The the future of television advertising is the end of the television advertising, in my life at least. Do to a bookkeeping error, the satellite bill did not get paid on time. Quite rightly, the company cut our service....read more

by Jeffrey Mcpeanne

Television advertising will always be with us as long as the TV exists. Advertising is not only to sell products or services but to provide information. People tend to get upset because they are forced to look at a product...read more

by FishHawk

It's nothing new. I'm fairly sure of that; but my wife and I have started calling really outstanding commercials "Superbowl" commercials whenever we see one on the TV. This harkens back unto the days when the commercia...read more