ABSTRACT
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A Study on Effective Communication of
TV-CM with the Alteration of Broadcasting Environment
-With emphasis on sports drinks-
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Jang, Ho-Cheol
The Graduate School of
Journalism, Mass-Communication and Information
Sung Kyun Kwan University |
Up to the early 1990's Korean broadcasting can be called the glory
day of ground wave broadcasting. Therefore, broadcasting was characterized
by an authoritative power structure and scarcity value, and was
not easily accessible to the viewer. In the mid-90's the advent
of CA-TV put an end to the high point of ground wave, and more variety
appeared on the forefront of broadcasting, such as the introduction
of new media and new concepts in media policy.
Recently, with the induction of new media and the rapidly changing
media environment, the advent of the digital television, with a
new concept of broadcasting in its background, signs a break from
conventional broadcasting media.
Though the 1990's is the beginning of the age of widespread communication
through cell phone and e-mail, there has been little change in the
world of television broadcasting. Even though there have been developments
using empty frequency slots such as stereo broadcasting subtitle
broadcasting, multiple broadcasting, and high-resolution broadcasting,
technologically there was no substantial change. However, digital
television has made wholesale change in the technological concept
system of television inevitable.
With digital broadcasting soon to come into force, the following
are the changes that digital broadcasting will bring:
1. The emergence of multi channels. Once the present 6Mz analogue
frequency band used by broadcasting stations is digitalized, broadcast
channels will theoretically increase from four to at least six(based
on SDTV). With more channels, business models that could not be
seen before such as specialized channels for minority viewers, multi-angel
service, or NVOD will become possible, as well as "one source
multi use" to secure programs with competitive power. This
induced the enlargement of broadcast businesses, causing the appearance
of multinational media conglomerates through the merger and acquisition
between companies either in the same line of business or not.
2. The quality of broadcasting will increase. the advent of digital
television will make high-quality television broadcasting possible
without additional payment. The benefits of higher quality can be
seen in the case of HDTV.
Supply of high quality broadcasting is used in computers and movies
as well.
3. The secondary usage of broadcasting contents is stimulated and
high-function broadcasting becomes possible. Data will be permanently
preserved, and because digital technology encourage the fusion of
communications, computers, and broadcasting, various form of multimedia
broadcast becomes possible.
4. Costs are saved in the production and broadcasting of programs.
5. Digital television broadcasting will also result in television's
having many functions. Multi-functioning opens endless possibilities
for digital broadcasting. At present one realistic business model
is advertising and electronic trade modeled after Internet transactions.
Because of the wide range and mass appeal of broadcasting, this
is expected to surpass internet advertisement and electronic sales
by far.
Along with overcoming the limits of the former analogue methods
through the induction of the digital television, the change in viewer
life style is another progress and great change in the civilization
of the twenty-first century. Developments iv digital technology
sucg as the digital television or the internet form a civilizational
paradigm shift from the industrial society to the knowledge-based
information society.
With the introduction of the digital TV, businesses are looking
for more expert and specialized strategies in communication. This
thesis aims to examine the advertisement budget strategy of Korean
companies and the ratio of advertisement costs between each medium,
and through this to examine its problems and effective communication
methods, with the readiness of Korean businesses to digital TV,
business communications, company image strategy, and theories in
sports marketing in the background.
Towards these aims, the following four study questions have been
analyzed.
Question 1 : How is the market for sports drink recognized to consumers
and what are the changes in consumers' behavior through communication?
Question 2 : What are the differences in communication strategy
between sports drink products and what is the present condition
of their communication in market?
Question 3 : What are the receptive responses from consumers on
the change in the broadcasting environment and how do they effect
companies' communication strategy?
Question 4 : How does the change in the broadcasting environment
effect on the percentages of each advertising media's cost for domestic
companies?
With these study questions in mind, the following conclusions were
drawn by studying inside information of Korean sports beverage companies
and that of advertising agencies, and other data, and consumer analysis
based on polls.
Because of the induction of digital television, companies are looking
for more specialized strategies on how to achieve communication.
Therefore, companies must seriously consider a combination of television
commercials and sports marketing as a company communication strategy
with the aim of not only subdividing consumers and maintaining media
planning but also of increasing interest in sports. Recently, with
the rapid development worldwide of sports marketing, sports marketing
results are appearing even in everyday life, showing how important
it is to apply sports marketing and introducing it to television
commercials.
In sports beverages, the focus of this thesis, synergy effects
that companies aim for can be achieved through the combination of
television commercials and sports marketing following the induction
of digital television. In conclusion, this is the most effective
direction television commercials can take in digital television
resulting from the analyses of businesses' strategic change in marketing
activity and data on the introduction of digital television.
A strategy with impact is a strategy that forms a cohesive whole.
Not only should each part of the strategy be consistent, but each
should mutually benefit the other. The same goes for strategies
in effective communication directions of television commercials
in digital television.
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