A cross-national comparative study between Australia and Singapore: attitudes towards television advertising

This paper aims to compare the attitudes of consumers in Australia and Singapore towards TV advertising through the replication of a study by Witkowski and Kellner (1998) conducted in Germany and America. Specifically, it investigates the possible converging or diverging television attitudes between...

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Main Author: Phau, Ian
Other Authors: Harry Timmermans
Format: Conference Paper
Published: Technische Universiteit Eindhoven 2008
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/33886
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description This paper aims to compare the attitudes of consumers in Australia and Singapore towards TV advertising through the replication of a study by Witkowski and Kellner (1998) conducted in Germany and America. Specifically, it investigates the possible converging or diverging television attitudes between Australia and Singapore. Further, it expands the previous study by studying the frequency of switching channels during advertising breaks. Data were collected from 192 Australian and 197 Singaporean respondents and were analysed. Some implications for marketers and advertisers are also discussed.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-338862017-01-30T13:39:59Z A cross-national comparative study between Australia and Singapore: attitudes towards television advertising Phau, Ian Harry Timmermans Singapore Television Australia Attitude towards advertising Cross-National This paper aims to compare the attitudes of consumers in Australia and Singapore towards TV advertising through the replication of a study by Witkowski and Kellner (1998) conducted in Germany and America. Specifically, it investigates the possible converging or diverging television attitudes between Australia and Singapore. Further, it expands the previous study by studying the frequency of switching channels during advertising breaks. Data were collected from 192 Australian and 197 Singaporean respondents and were analysed. Some implications for marketers and advertisers are also discussed. 2008 Conference Paper http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/33886 Technische Universiteit Eindhoven fulltext
spellingShingle Singapore
Television
Australia
Attitude towards advertising
Cross-National
Phau, Ian
A cross-national comparative study between Australia and Singapore: attitudes towards television advertising
title A cross-national comparative study between Australia and Singapore: attitudes towards television advertising
title_full A cross-national comparative study between Australia and Singapore: attitudes towards television advertising
title_fullStr A cross-national comparative study between Australia and Singapore: attitudes towards television advertising
title_full_unstemmed A cross-national comparative study between Australia and Singapore: attitudes towards television advertising
title_short A cross-national comparative study between Australia and Singapore: attitudes towards television advertising
title_sort cross-national comparative study between australia and singapore: attitudes towards television advertising
topic Singapore
Television
Australia
Attitude towards advertising
Cross-National
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/33886