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Institutions




AS Media Studies
What is an institution?

‘Organisation or company, public or privately
   owned that produces and/or distributes
               media products’
Ask yourself the following:
• What is the institutional source of the text?
• In what ways has the text been influenced or
  shaped by the institution that produced it?
• Is the source a public service or commercial
  institution? What difference does this make
  to the text?
• How has the text been distributed?
Past Paper Questions
• What is communicated in the advertisement about the
  Xbox 360 brand and the experience it offers?
• How effectively does Channel 4 promote itself as a
  public service broadcaster in the trailer?
• What values and characteristics of Hollywood are
  evident in the trailer?
• How does the programme try to create a positive
  brand image for ITV2?
• How is the brand image of the MINI Clubman
  promoted in the video?
• How does the advertisement communicate brand
  values for John Lewis?
What do we see?
• What is communicated in the advertisement about the
  Xbox 360 brand and the experience it offers?
• How effectively does Channel 4 promote itself as a
  public service broadcaster in the trailer?
• What values and characteristics of Hollywood are
  evident in the trailer?
• How does the programme try to create a positive
  brand image for ITV2
• How is the brand image of the MINI Clubman
  promoted in the video?
• How does the advertisement communicate brand
  values for John Lewis?
Brand Image
• Establish a difference to other companies
• Subsidiaries with different brand images can
  appeal to different audiences
• Brand image should be positive, unique and
  instant
• Set of associations formed in the consumer’s
  mind
• http://www.channel4.com/about_c4/stylegui
  de/
Channel Four Television
Top 10 Brands
Media Influence
• Values and ideologies are transmitted through
  the representations in media texts
• Powerful institutions can influence the
  attitudes, interests, beliefs and desires of
  people on a world scale
• Worldwide organisations like BBC and
  Hollywood, could influence the
  attitudes, interest, beliefs and desires of
  people worldwide
Media Influence
Media Influence
       Chief Executive of Google

       Chief Executive of Twitter

       Chairman of the BBC Trust
       Director/General of the BBC
       Senior VP of design at Apple
       Managing Director of Facebook
       Editor Daily Mail, Associated Newspapers
       Group Chief Executive, WPP
       Producer, Co-Founder Syco Entertainment
       Head of the Leveson Inquiry
Institutional Terminology
                 Term                             Definition
Convergence                        Two or more types of media coming
                                   together
Synergy                            Different elements of a company working
                                   together to promote related products
Concentration of Media Ownership   The process by which an increasingly
                                   smaller number of companies own most
                                   media outlets
Cross Media Ownership              When a company produces two or more
                                   different types of media
Conglomerate                       A large parent company which owns a
                                   range of smaller companies
Institutional Terminology
                   Term                  Definition
Subsidiary                Smaller Companies owned by a parent
                          company
Oligopoly                 When a market is dominated by a small
                          number of companies
Horizontal Integration    When a media company owns several
                          businesses in the same sector of the
                          industry
Vertical Integration      When a single company controls both the
                          production and supply of a product
Convergence
• http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JdJlyh76d
  Ec

• Example of convergent technology in relation
  to the US show CBS Sunday Morning
Synergy
Media Ownership
Conglomerate - Viacom
Subsidiary




Nickelodeon is a subsidiary of Viacom.
Oligopoly
Horizontal Integration
Vertical Integration

      Production



      Distribution



      Exhibition
Vertical Integration
• Television Industry
  – TV Producer/Syndication/TV Station
• Print Industry
  – Press Service/Newspapers/Circulation
• Film Industry
  – Studios/Distributors/Theatres
Summary
• Identify the institution. Is it a conglomerate or
  a subsidiary?
• Analyse the Brand Image
• Who created the product? What is the media
  influence?
• Are they PSB or Commercial? How does this
  influence the product?
• How has the media been distributed? Is it an
  example of horizontal/vertical integration?
Past Paper Examples
Past Paper - XBox




Q) What is communicated in the advertisement about the Xbox 360 brand and the
experience it offers?
Past Paper - John Lewis
• John Lewis Advert
• http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nsG-
  6rayeK4
Past Paper – John Lewis




Q) How does the advertisement communicate brand values for John Lewis?
Past Paper - Mini
• Mini Clubman Advert
• http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9UlaKOId
  Zg
Past Paper - Mini




Q) How is the brand image of the Mini Clubman promoted in the video?
Homework
• Institutions and Regulation

• What legislation covers the Internet?

• Post to your blog. Create a new page called
  ‘Homework’ and add post to this.

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As media institutions

  • 2. What is an institution? ‘Organisation or company, public or privately owned that produces and/or distributes media products’
  • 3. Ask yourself the following: • What is the institutional source of the text? • In what ways has the text been influenced or shaped by the institution that produced it? • Is the source a public service or commercial institution? What difference does this make to the text? • How has the text been distributed?
  • 4. Past Paper Questions • What is communicated in the advertisement about the Xbox 360 brand and the experience it offers? • How effectively does Channel 4 promote itself as a public service broadcaster in the trailer? • What values and characteristics of Hollywood are evident in the trailer? • How does the programme try to create a positive brand image for ITV2? • How is the brand image of the MINI Clubman promoted in the video? • How does the advertisement communicate brand values for John Lewis?
  • 5. What do we see? • What is communicated in the advertisement about the Xbox 360 brand and the experience it offers? • How effectively does Channel 4 promote itself as a public service broadcaster in the trailer? • What values and characteristics of Hollywood are evident in the trailer? • How does the programme try to create a positive brand image for ITV2 • How is the brand image of the MINI Clubman promoted in the video? • How does the advertisement communicate brand values for John Lewis?
  • 6. Brand Image • Establish a difference to other companies • Subsidiaries with different brand images can appeal to different audiences • Brand image should be positive, unique and instant • Set of associations formed in the consumer’s mind • http://www.channel4.com/about_c4/stylegui de/
  • 9. Media Influence • Values and ideologies are transmitted through the representations in media texts • Powerful institutions can influence the attitudes, interests, beliefs and desires of people on a world scale • Worldwide organisations like BBC and Hollywood, could influence the attitudes, interest, beliefs and desires of people worldwide
  • 11. Media Influence Chief Executive of Google Chief Executive of Twitter Chairman of the BBC Trust Director/General of the BBC Senior VP of design at Apple Managing Director of Facebook Editor Daily Mail, Associated Newspapers Group Chief Executive, WPP Producer, Co-Founder Syco Entertainment Head of the Leveson Inquiry
  • 12. Institutional Terminology Term Definition Convergence Two or more types of media coming together Synergy Different elements of a company working together to promote related products Concentration of Media Ownership The process by which an increasingly smaller number of companies own most media outlets Cross Media Ownership When a company produces two or more different types of media Conglomerate A large parent company which owns a range of smaller companies
  • 13. Institutional Terminology Term Definition Subsidiary Smaller Companies owned by a parent company Oligopoly When a market is dominated by a small number of companies Horizontal Integration When a media company owns several businesses in the same sector of the industry Vertical Integration When a single company controls both the production and supply of a product
  • 14. Convergence • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JdJlyh76d Ec • Example of convergent technology in relation to the US show CBS Sunday Morning
  • 18. Subsidiary Nickelodeon is a subsidiary of Viacom.
  • 21. Vertical Integration Production Distribution Exhibition
  • 22. Vertical Integration • Television Industry – TV Producer/Syndication/TV Station • Print Industry – Press Service/Newspapers/Circulation • Film Industry – Studios/Distributors/Theatres
  • 23. Summary • Identify the institution. Is it a conglomerate or a subsidiary? • Analyse the Brand Image • Who created the product? What is the media influence? • Are they PSB or Commercial? How does this influence the product? • How has the media been distributed? Is it an example of horizontal/vertical integration?
  • 25. Past Paper - XBox Q) What is communicated in the advertisement about the Xbox 360 brand and the experience it offers?
  • 26. Past Paper - John Lewis • John Lewis Advert • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nsG- 6rayeK4
  • 27. Past Paper – John Lewis Q) How does the advertisement communicate brand values for John Lewis?
  • 28. Past Paper - Mini • Mini Clubman Advert • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9UlaKOId Zg
  • 29. Past Paper - Mini Q) How is the brand image of the Mini Clubman promoted in the video?
  • 30. Homework • Institutions and Regulation • What legislation covers the Internet? • Post to your blog. Create a new page called ‘Homework’ and add post to this.

Hinweis der Redaktion

  1. What are the similarities between each question? What does this tell us about what you need to be familiar with?
  2. What can you say about the images of each of these brands? What is it that makes these products successful?
  3. Summarise the key areas that these companies work within. What does this tell us about the spheres of media influence?
  4. Create flash cards?
  5. What was the last film you watched? Who was that film distributed by?
  6. News Corp owns a number of different publishing companies, all of which operate along the same market.
  7. How has the introduction of YouTube challenged the traditional ‘gatekeepers’ to media distribution?How