Television Exposure: Programs vs. Advertising
Current Issues and Research in AdvertisingPublished 1 March 1991
Avery M. Abernethy
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Abstract Although it is generally accepted that television program ratings are greater than the audience's exposure to the advertising, the key issue is the actual size of the difference. A review of advertising, marketing, communication, and sociology literature yields some indications of the degree of difference between ad and program exposure and factors in the viewing environment which could influence audience commercial avoidance.
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