The New York Times reports that the Academy Awards ideal demographic isn't interested again. After trying to get young adult attention last year with James Franco and Anne Hathaway apparently, Billy Crystal did not do the trick. The Oscars did have a slight rise in viewers the 18-49 demographic stayed the same. Yet, in comparison to the Grammy Awards the number of viewers altogether & 18-49 demo had more viewers. Was it just because of the upsetting death of Whitney Houston?
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27 February 2012
13 February 2012
The Hunger Games: Viral Marketing Update
If The Hunger Games haven't done enough marketing already new motion posters have come out. BUT... this time they are from what would be featured from around the actual Captiol. Would you want these products if you lived there? Check them out!
08 February 2012
ABC Sells Out the Oscars....
... of the advertising space. "A single spot in the 2008 Academy Awards cost nearly $1.3 million. In four years, the rate has increased by a factor of 30 percent." The average price of 30 seconds went for $1.7 million this year, clearly showing that marketers want to spend money on precious air time. The Academy Awards have the fourth largest audience and brought back the popular host, Billy Crystal. ABC had to turn away companies vying for those last seconds of ad time. Crystal is hosting for the ninth time and brings in an average of 45.2 viewers (last year there was only 37.6).
Will Crystal get the following of the younger audience of 18-34?
From his performances the past couple times that I've seen, he can handle it!
Billy Crystal opening of the 2004 Academy Awards.
Will Crystal get the following of the younger audience of 18-34?
From his performances the past couple times that I've seen, he can handle it!
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