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Raises some very interesting points, and it is indeed possible advertisers will turn to more in-media advertising to make up for the losses, but this still leav
by PebblesHD 10y ago
Raises some very interesting points, and it is indeed possible advertisers will turn to more in-media advertising to make up for the losses, but this still leaves the (ever growing) section of the market like myself that haven't watched a second of commercial TV in the last 12 months and don't really consider going back. I get my media mainly from Netflix and some local players here like Stan and AnimeLab which have entirely replaced my need for Pay Tv and Free-to-air broadcasts. What happens when the younger audience doesn't have a TV tuner in the first place? How will the ads, subliminal or not, be served? Will it shift to public spaces or internet entirely, or something totally seperate again?