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Brand Placement Prominence: Good for Memory! Bad for Attitudes?
Eva van Reijmersdal, Journal of Advertising Research, Volume 49, No. 2, June 2009, pp.151-153
This paper presents two laws about the effects of brand placement on audience reactions. Brand placement is the compensated inclusion of brands or brand identifiers within media programming. The first

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The Efficacy of Brand-Execution Tactics in TV Advertising, Brand Placements, and Internet Advertising
Jenni Romaniuk, Journal of Advertising Research, Volume 49, No. 2, June 2009, pp.143-150
This article examines brand-execution tactics (showing and naming the brand) in television, internet video advertising, and brand placement within TV programs. Multiple research studies provide evide

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Illustrating a systematic approach to selecting motion pictures for product placements and tie-ins
Ignacio Redondo and Morris B Holbrook, International Journal of Advertising, Vol. 27, No. 5, 2008, pp.691-714
Previous literature has inadequately facilitated the systematic selection of motion pictures for promotional actions. By contrast, in the present illustrative application, singlesource data on movie a ...

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Where do you really watch when you are seeing? A case in product placement using eye tracking
Mike Hess and Karina Besprosvan, ESOMAR, Worldwide Multi Media Measurement (WM3), Budapest, June 2008
This paper employs the latest technology to better understand the relationship between what people say they watch versus what they actually watch during product placement segments of TV programmes. It ...

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The new television
Todd Merriman, Admap, May 2008, Issue 494, pp.42-44
Marketers should not be frightened by the changes in television, but should welcome them as opportunities. New technology is giving viewers control not only over what they watch, but how and where the ...

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For Your Eyes Only: the unknown world of drinks product placement
Bob Jenkins, Warc Exclusive, April 2008
The product placement industry is worth as much as $40bn globally, but very little is really known about it. This paper investigates the potential of 'brand integration', as those involved prefer to c ...

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In your face
John Patrick Pullen, The Advertiser, October 2007, pp.28-30
This article reports an ANA survey into the use of product placement, which found that 66% of member companies had participated in a branded entertainment project in the past year, and 75% of responde ...

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Automotive Product Placement - a flourishing marketing tactic amidst declining ad spend
Isaac Black, Automotive Marketing Report, Number 3, May 2007
This report looks at the growing phenomenon of product placement in the automotive industry, a technique increasingly used both alongside and in addition to traditional advertising to promote car bran ...

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The Performance of Brand Placement on Television
Warc Reports, January 2007
This report summarises the findings of Nielsen Media Research’s study into ‘The Performance of Brand Placement on Television’. The impact of brand placement on recognition, brand feeling, purchase int ...

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Product placement: panacea or partner?
Roderick White, Warc Best Practice, January 2007
This paper discusses the growing importance of product placement as a form of advertising. While the act of placement itself - be it on television or in films - is hardly new, paid-for-placements are ...

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The Future of Product Placement
Warc Reports, September 2006
This report summarises the findings of the Global Product Placement Forecast 2006, by PQ Media. It reveals spending on paid product placement soared by 42.2% to $2.21 billion globally in 2005, with d ...

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Realising product placement's true value
Kathryn Bradley, Admap, September 2006
In this article, MediaLab's Kathryn Bradley looks at consumer attitudes to product placement in theory and in practice in order to assess whether its controlled introduction into UK programming could ...

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Right place, right time
Kathryn Bradley, Admap, May 2006
Product placement is an increasingly popular source of revenue for commercial broadcasters as other sources of income are becoming squeezed. This article, by MediaLab's Kathryn Bradley, looks at the o ...

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Product placement: over-hyped?
Adrian Coleman, Admap, April 2006, Issue 471, pp.29-31
Adrian Coleman, founding partner of VCCP, discusses recent trends in communication techniques, and asks whether the new EU directive permitting TV programmes to charge for product placement will make ...

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Product placement 2005: what worked (and didn't)
Barbara Zack, Admap, April 2006, Issue 471, pp.20-22
Using IAG's tracking studies Barbara Zack, managing director and chief strategic officer for IAG Research, looks at the successes and failures of product placement in US TV programmes in 2005. She con ...

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Product Placement - The right place? The right time?
Roderick White, Admap, April 2006, Issue 471, pp.18-19
In his introduction to Admap's report on product placement, Roderick White looks at the implications of the EU directive permitting paid placement on TV in Europe - and the booming interest in it else ...

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Audience experiences of media context and embedded advertising: a comparison of eight media
Fred Bronner and Peter Neijens, International Journal of Market Research, Vol. 48, No. 1, 2006, pp.81-100
To make more effective and efficient media planning decisions, we need insight into media context variables that influence the effects of the advertisements embedded in these media. The research invol ...

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Viewer response to branded integration
Barbara Zack and David Kaplan, ESOMAR, Branded Entertainment/Sponsorship Conference, Montreal, June 2005
This paper presents current findings regarding response to various on air branded integrations. Actual case studies are presented, as well as analyses from Q4 2004 and trends based on over 1.5 years o ...

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Putting products in the program - a multi-dimensional examination of consumers' response to product placement
Mark Husak, Paul Street, Robert Dilworth and Julian Lai, ESOMAR, Branded Entertainment/Sponsorship Conference, Montreal, June 2005
The paper describes a cooperative study between media agencies and a conventional broadcaster to assess and quantify the impact on adding product placement to a program and a product’s integration int ...

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A theoretical and empirical study of product placement quality
Frank Zazza and Raymond Pettit, ESOMAR, Branded Entertainment/Sponsorship Conference, Montreal, June 2005
Based on expert, domain knowledge and experience, academic advice and guidance, as well as an extensive meta-analysis of existing advertising, awareness, involvement, and perception studies, iTVX, in ...

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How effective is product placement at improving brand image and preference?
Darren Marshall, ESOMAR, Branded Entertainment/Sponsorship Conference, Montreal, June 2005
This paper introduces a new model that isolates the impact of product placement/integration on consumption and brand imagery. The model was developed with one of the largest advertisers in the United ...

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Penta-gration! A new integrated study to measure sponsorships
Atul Phadnis, ESOMAR, Branded Entertainment/Sponsorship Conference, Montreal, June 2005
With sponsorships and branded entertainment on television taking many different forms (Placements, Content Integration, Story line Integration, Sponsorships, Content Associations, etc.), the challenge ...

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What advertisers are really doing and thinking about branded entertainment
Marisol Rocha, The Advertiser, June 2005, pp.32-34
Reports an ANA survey into advertisers' attitudes to branded entertainment (product placement in television etc.). Three quarters of US advertisers are using it. Main reasons for using it are, not fea ...

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US advertisers' topics of the year, 2004
Horst Stipp, Admap, April 2005, Issue 460, pp.33-36
Horst Stipp, senior vice president, primary and strategic research, at NBC Universal, discusses the two big issues of 2004, in US advertising circles. The first is product placement (or product integ ...

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A Managerial Investigation into the Product Placement Industry
Cristel Antonia Russell and Michael Belch, Journal of Advertising Research, Vol. 45, No. 1, Mar 2005, pp.73-92
This article reports the findings of a managerial investigation of key players in the product placement industry, including placement agents, clients, studios and production companies, and research or ...

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Explicit, non-integrated product placement in British television programmes
Chris Hackley, Isabelle Szmigin and Rungpaka Tiwaskul, International Journal of Advertising, Vol. 24, No. 1, 2005, pp.95-111
The rapid increase in the volume and variety of product placement approaches has outpaced research in the field. There is a marked shortage of studies that address particular product placement (pp) te ...

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Advertain to attain?
Roderick White, Admap, February 2005, Issue 458, pp.17-19
In this introduction to Admap’s focus on advertainment, Roderick White looks at the role and value of advertising as (and in) entertainment, and how advertisers are looking beyond traditional media ad ...

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Washington Focus - proposed restrictions on product placement threaten free speech
Douglas J. Wood, The Advertiser, Aug 2004, pp.49-50
Commercial Alert, a consumer group, has petitioned the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to require real-time disclosure of product placements in television pr ...

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Gargling with Pepsi. Putting a value on placement
Julie Petersen and Atul Phadnis, ESOMAR, Television Audience Conference, Geneva, June 2004
The marketing opportunities available to the advertising and media industry have increased greatly over the past decade. Whilst we are able to measure the effect of traditional communication channels ...

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How to market brands in a people economy
Marie Lena Tupot and Tim Stock, Admap, April 2004, Issue 449, pp.32-34
Tim Stock and Marie Lena Tupot, of New York’s scenarioDNA, explain the concept of ‘embed marketing’, which moves beyond the conventional push/pull theory of advertising and aims to implant the evolvi ...

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