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    EMERGING MEDIA SCENE

    by

    ashok ogra :

    director, apeejay institute of mass communication,

    dwarka, new delhi

    Formerly : Vice President, Discovery Channel ( South Asia)

    Faculty, Film Institute, Pune

    Jammu University (2) 23.10.07

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    Without Work, all life goes rotten,

    but when work is soulless,Life Stifles and Dies

    Albert Camus

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    Customer : I want a pair of jeans?Sales Girl : Do you want them :

    Slim Fitor Easy Fitor Relaxed Fit

    Do you want them Baggy or Extra Baggy

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    Do you want them :

    Stone washed orAcid washed or Distressed

    Do you want them :

    Button-fly or Zipper Fly

    Do you want them :

    Faded or Regular

    ( Buying Jeans a Trivial matter but it suggests )

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    45 different car stereo systems

    42 different computers

    27 different printers

    110 different televisions

    30 different VCRs & 50 different DVD players

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    40 options for toothpaste

    150 lipsticks

    75 eyeliners

    90 colours of nail polish

    ( All from one brand alone )

    Age of Multiple Choice ?

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    How Can Entertainment be Far Behind ?

    WE ARE LIVING IN AN ENTERTAINMENTECONOMY, AND ENTERTAINMENT NOTAUTOS, STEEL, OR FINANCIAL SERVICES ISFAST BECOMING THE ENGINE OF GROWTH

    OF THE NEW ECONOMY.Michael J.Wolf

    AGE OF CHOICE

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    Fastest growing Sector of the Economy :

    Entertainment : Double Digit

    Other Industry : 5 %

    ( Today UK employs more workers in EntertainmentSector than ever did in hey Days of Coal Mines )

    ENTERTAINMENT ECONOMY

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    HOUSEHOLD SPENDING :

    Clothes : 5 %

    Health Care : 5.2 %

    Entertainment : 5.4 %

    ( Movies, Television, Videos, Music, Radio, Papers, Casinos etc)

    Earnings from Spice Girls more than British Steel Industry

    ENTERTAINMENT ECONOMY

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    STAR & BRANDS

    See a Movie because of Julia Roberts / John Abraham

    Television Show because Smriti Irani Buy a Computer : Intel

    Dress from Raymonds

    Brands & Stars become Same Thing : Stars Attract us to Entertainment Products

    Brands Attract us to other Products

    ENTERTAINMENT ECONOMY

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    2006 : US $ 1.7 Trillion

    2011 : US $ 2.2 Trillion

    GLOBAL ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY

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    BIRTH

    Stage I :

    Single Channel (or Broadcaster)

    DominationNo Choice

    Mass Audiences

    Massification

    ( Instrument for both Propaganda +

    Empowerment)

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    GROWTH

    Stage II:

    Satellite Xssion

    a) Birth of Popular genres channels : 1970s +

    1980sMovies, Sports, Music, News

    HBO, MTV,

    Result : TerrestrialBcaster Monopoly under siegeAudience Segmentation

    choice

    DEMASSIFICATION

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    Stage II:

    1990s : Advent of Niche channels

    -Non Fiction :Discovery Channel,NGC-Movies : Zee Movies, Star Movies

    -Sports : ESPN, Star Sports,

    -News : NDTV,Aajtak -2000+ : Religious

    GROWTH

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    Choice Multiplied

    Audience Demassified Satellite channels Audience further

    fragmented

    MASS FRAGMENTATION

    GROWTH

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    MEDIA & ENTERTAINMENTINDUSTRY SIZE

    India

    Growing at 18%

    43700

    100000

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    2006 2011

    in crores

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    Key Media Growth Indicators :

    Higher Entertainment Consumption- Higher TV Consumption

    - leading to higher viewership

    - Higher Viewershipleads toa. More advertising

    b. More subscription

    GROWTH TRENDS

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    GROWTH TRENDSRevenue Increase : Other factors

    i)

    Piracyl

    aws becoming toughii) Increased interest abroad in Indian

    Content

    ii) Better marketing of programmesoftware

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    33.3%

    TV

    52.1%

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    23.7%

    FM

    16.5%

    Cine

    28.5%

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    TV

    Pre

    MEDIA REACH

    ALL INDIA (in Percent ge)

    Tot l E timated Individual (Million): 728,296

    (Doe notinclude: K

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    19100

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    2006 2011

    Television

    INDUSTRY SIZE : INDIA

    in crores

    I hate Television. I hate it as much as I hate Peanuts.

    But I Can Not Stop Eating Peanuts.

    Orson Wells

    No. of TV channels : 300 500

    (2006) (2010)

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    INDUSTRY SIZE : INDIA

    Filmed Entertainment

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    in crores

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    Print Media

    INDUSTRY SIZE : INDIA

    in crores

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    INDUSTRY SIZE : INDIA

    Advertising

    16300

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    2006 2011

    in crores

    In Good Times, companies want to Advertise ;

    in Bad Times, companies have to

    Advertising Age

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    INDUSTRY SIZE : INDIA

    Internet Advertising

    160

    950

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    2006 2011

    in crores

    2006 : 37 million users

    College students : 322 mts. a week

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    Birth, Growth & Future : Television

    Three Stages ofBroadcasting Evolving :

    Broadcasting

    NarrowCasting

    PersonalCasting

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    FUTURE SCENE

    Stage I :

    Terrestrial Channels -- MassificationStage II :

    a. Satellite Channels : Demassification

    b. Niche Channels : Fragmentation

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    FUTURE

    Launch ofSpecialised channels:

    a. Theme : Kids, cartoon, APL,Golfb. Audience : Youth, Women

    c. Genres : Fiction , Non-Fiction, Reality

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    FUTURE

    CONVERGENCE :

    Watch television

    Become interactive

    Read your mail

    Order something/ transaction

    Birth of TIVO

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    FUTURE

    CONVENIENCE :

    Introduction ofElectronic programming

    Guide : EPG Enables viewer to effortlessly search for

    specific program

    Navigate by Category,Channelor by Time

    Provide plot summary

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    TECHNOLOGY CHANGINGTECHNOLOGY CHANGING

    TV FOR A BROADER ROLETV FOR A BROADER ROLE

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    CHANGING MEDIA CONTOURS

    Today : Satisfying TV viewer`s

    RIGHT to LAZE

    Tomorrow : Satisfying

    customer`s RIGHT to ACT

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    Careers in Mass Communication

    Journalism

    Advertising Communication Design Film Production Electronic Media

    Media Education Research

    MASS COMMUNICATION

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    Journalism

    Reporter

    Sub Editor Feature Writer Columnist Section Editor

    Editor-in-Chief Photo Journalist Translators

    Careers in Mass Communication

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    Communication Design

    Graphic Design Animation film Video Programming

    Careers in Mass Communication

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    Electronic Media

    Media Research

    Script/Screen play writing Production Production Assistance Programme Execution

    Transmission Execution Announcing News Reading

    Careers in Mass Communication

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    Film Production

    Film Direction

    Cinematography

    Sound Recording/sound engineering

    Film Editing

    Careers in Mass Communication

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    Tomorrows Career will be neitherLINEAR nor CONTINUOUS

    Instead it will be more like aZIG-ZAG COURSE.

    Tom HortonChairman: American Management Association

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    In a country like ours, where childrenare named after film/television stars

    and screen icons are revered with thesame fervour as religious ones,entertainment is a much more than justa leisure activity. It is a necessity.

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    Thank you