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Overview of Institutional Terminology for AS Media Studies (AQA)

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Institutions

AS Media Studies

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What is an institution?

‘Organisation or company, public or privately owned that produces and/or distributes media

products’

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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?

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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?

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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?

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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/styleguide

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Channel Four Television

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Top 10 Brands

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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

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Media Influence

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Media InfluenceChief 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

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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

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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

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Convergence

• http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JdJlyh76dEc

• Example of convergent technology in relation to the US show CBS Sunday Morning

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Synergy

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Media Ownership

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Conglomerate - Viacom

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Subsidiary

Nickelodeon is a subsidiary of Viacom.

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Oligopoly

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Horizontal Integration

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Vertical Integration

Production

Distribution

Exhibition

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Vertical Integration

• Television Industry– TV Producer/Syndication/TV Station

• Print Industry– Press Service/Newspapers/Circulation

• Film Industry– Studios/Distributors/Theatres

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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?

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Past Paper Examples

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Past Paper - XBox

Q) What is communicated in the advertisement about the Xbox 360 brand and the experience it offers?

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Past Paper - John Lewis

• John Lewis Advert • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nsG-

6rayeK4

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Past Paper – John Lewis

Q) How does the advertisement communicate brand values for John Lewis?

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Past Paper - Mini

• Mini Clubman Advert• http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=

s9UlaKOIdZg

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Past Paper - Mini

Q) How is the brand image of the Mini Clubman promoted in the video?

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Homework

• Institutions and Regulation

• What legislation covers the Internet?

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