This paper empirically investigates the advertising competition in the French broadcast television industry within a two-sided market framework. We use a unique dataset on the French broadcast television market including audience, prices, and quantities of advertising of twenty-one TV channels...

In live broadcasting, the break lengths available for commercials are not always fixed and known in advance (e.g., strategic and injury time-outs are of variable duration in live sports transmissions). Broadcasters actively manage their advertising revenue by jointly optimizing sales and...

When a television advertisement causes viewers to switch channels, it reduces the audience available to subsequent advertisers. This audience loss is not reflected in the advertisement price, resulting in an audience externality. The present article analyzes the television network's problem of...

In this paper we propose a model of competition between a private television channel, financed by advertising, and a public channel, financed by advertising and a transfer of public funds. We study the impact that an advertising quota imposed on the public channel has on the channels and on the...

This paper reviews the empirical evidence on commercial media bias (i.e., advertisers influence over media accuracy) and then introduces a simple model to summarize the main elements of the theoretical literature. The analysis provides three main policy insights for media regulators: i) Media...

Private Radiosender bieten ihre Leistungen sowohl auf dem Rezipienten- als auch auf dem Werbemarkt an. Da sie ihr Radioprogramm den Zuhörern kostenlos zur Verfügung stellen, müssen sie sich nahezu vollständig über den Verkauf von Werbeplätzen an die werbungtreibende Wirtschaft finanzieren....

"This work covers the history of radio advertising, from its foundation to its development as a sophisticated, profitable system that benefited advertisers, broadcasters, and the public"--Provided by publisher

The Lectures forming the main part of this volume were presented at the London School of Economics and Political Science and, collected, purport not to be a working textbook of Advertising, but rather a statement of practical principles. Every opportunity has been taken to illustrate, with...

This paper examines whether commercial radio stations try to play their commercials at the same time. A simple model shows that stations may want to choose the same times (coordination) or different times (differentiation) depending on how listeners behave. It also shows that how much...