Transnational media and contoured markets redefining Asian television and advertising Amos Owen Thomas
Material type: TextPublication details: New Delhi Sage Publications 2006ISBN:- 0761934839
- HE8700.9.A78 T49 2006
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [243]-257) and index.
Emergence and divergence -- Crowded skies, divided pie -- Understanding media impact -- Synergy or autonomy -- Public versus private domains -- Mediating globalisation -- Media and communications -- Marketing and advertising -- Cloning StarTV -- Hybridising channels -- Eyeballing viewership -- Demarcating nationality -- Indian subcontinent -- Malay world -- Greater China -- Targeting markets -- Persuading marketers -- Managing advertisers -- Advertising transposed -- Media selection -- Creative execution -- Relativity of globality -- Expanding the grid -- Analysis by industry -- Explicating interaction -- Strategy paradoxes -- Globalisation/localisation -- Competition/collaboration -- Transnational/multinational -- Cross-cultural/inter-cultural -- Transcending the boundaries -- Electronic marketplaces -- Media ethnoscapes -- Advertising cultures -- Re-visioning globalisation.
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