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    The Commodity Model:

    Audience as Value

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    Content

    Introduction

    Commodity Model (Present)

    Commodity Model & Limitations

    Evolution of Commodity Model

    Case Study: MediaCorp TV & MOBTV

    Conclusion

    References

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    Relationships

    Advertiser Audience:Capture audiences awareness

    Audience Media:Foundation of economic power

    Audience is an asset/property

    Advertiser Media:Provide financial support

    Government protects local medias economic interestsby ensuring that the broadcasters are still working on an

    advertiser-supported system.

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    Dallas Smythe

    Audience Commodity

    all non-sleeping time is working time

    Work time is devoted to the production of commodities,producing and reproducing labour power.

    Time away from work, but not asleep is sold as a commodityto advertisers.

    By consuming media, audience performs labour for the

    advertisers and media.

    Zz.

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    Commodity Model

    Broadcaster

    AdvertiserAudience

    $$$Ratings

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    In reality, the broadcasters cater to the advertisers, instead ofto fulfill the publics wishes.

    Broadcasters are expected to maximise their audiences andsell them to anyone who is willing to pay.

    Broadcasters are trusted with the responsibility of publicinterest and compelled to provide programmes

    Commodity Model & its Limitations

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    Commodity model exists in a world whereby media is financiallysupported by advertisers.

    With the introduction of new media, the concept about commodityvalue of audience will change.

    One approach - the value of audiences to advertisers (ratings).

    Other approach - ability of audiences to pay fees (direct payment).

    In both cases, the audience will still be the key source of revenue.

    Commodity Model: New Media ENV

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    MediaCorp TV & MOBTV

    MediaCorps Revenue = Mainly from advertisers.

    MediaCorp introduced MOBTV(MediaCorp Online Broadcast Television).

    Audiences are able to pay directly for programme viewing.

    MOBTV subscription fees = Revenue to MediaCorp.

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    Commodity Model: New Media ENV

    Broadcaster

    AdvertiserAudience

    $$$Ratings

    $$$

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    Conclusion

    Model evolves to suit the conditions of the new mediaenvironment.

    Sustainability of the commodity model is constantly challenged,esp in a technologically advanced environment.

    Money is still an independent variable.

    Definitions and concepts of audience value and mediaenvironment are subjected to changes.

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    References

    Kellner D and Durham M, (1991), Media and Cultural Studies, pp 230-321

    Webster, J. G, (1991), Audience Models in Communications, Policy

    Chang, De Li, Making identical audience commodities across countries by globalsports: NBA and global advertising in Taiwan and the UShttp://lass.calumet.purdue.edu/cca/gmj/OldSiteBackup/SubmittedDocuments/archi

    Cynara M. Medina, Ugly Betty and The Latino /A Commodity Audience, Downloaded on 9March 2009,http://www.allacademic.com//meta/p_mla_apa_research_citation/2/5/9/6/3/pages259631/p25

    Glass G, (2006), Audience Labor: The Asymmetric Production of Culturehttp://www.geof.net/research/2006/audience-labor

    Gould, Stephen J. ; Gupta, Pola B. (2006), Journal of Advertising, "Come on down":how consumers view game shows and the products placed in them.http://www.accessmylibrary.com/coms2/summary_0286-15385145_ITM

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    Thank You!

    Presented by:

    Adrian NgBertrand Tay

    Charine Tan

    Ken Chua

    Nicole Lee

    Pearlyn HoonVernia Lim