Search Results - "Free as Air"
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Exposure of children and adolescents to alcohol advertising on Australian metropolitan free-to-air television
Published 2009“…This study investigated the exposure of underage youth to alcohol television advertising on metropolitan free-to-air television in the five mainland capital city markets of Australia. …”
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Branding of free-to-air television stations: from customer-based to audiencebased brand equity / Zakaria Razalli
Published 2016“…This study seeks to examine comprehensively what drives brand equity in a TV media environment particularly for free-to-air TV channels and how it is operationalised among two key stakeholders, namely the channel management and the audience. …”
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Assessment of free-rotating air swirling device to reduce SI engine emissions and improve fuel economy
Published 2011“…In this paper, we investigate the effect of a free rotating air swirling device (FRASD) installed in the air intake hose on the overall performance and emission characteristics of an SI engine. …”
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Branding of free-to-air television stations: from customer-based to audience-based brand equity / Zakaria Razalli
Published 2016“…This study seeks to examine comprehensively what drives brand equity in a TV media environment particularly for free-to-air TV channels and how it is operationalised among two key stakeholders, namely the channel management and the audience. …”
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Performance of a free standing air-cooled condensing unit in a confined space in hot and humid climates / Amar Sidik
Published 2015“…The purpose of the research is to analyze the performance of free standing air-cooled condensing unit in a confined space under hot and humid environment. …”
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The failure of implementation broadcasting regulations in Indonesia-Malaysia border region: case study on free-to-air television in Meranti Regency, Riau Province - Indonesia
Published 2021“…Border residents in Meranti Regency still love Malaysian free to air television broadcasts. The broadcasting regulation stipulates that broadcasters must provide free to air access to foster a love of Indonesian television broadcasts and a spirit of nationalism for all levels of society. …”
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Content analysis of tobacco content in UK television
Published 2019“…We report an analysis of tobacco content in a sample of UK free-to-air prime-time television broadcasts in 2015, and compare this with a similar analysis from 2010. …”
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Competition law as a tool to ensure diversity of voices and access to the media
Published 2009“…With two state-owned television stations, four commercial free-to-air television stations and about hundred channels to choose from paid broadcasters, the Malaysian public are spoiled for choices. …”
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Introducing and applying a new Australian alcohol advertising code
Published 2013“…To assess whether the new Code will require substantial changes to alcohol advertising practices, a content analysis was conducted of alcohol advertisements aired prior to its introduction on all four free-to-air commercial television channels over two months. …”
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How successful has the National Football League been in extending its brand into the U.K. market since 2007? An investigation into the international brand extension of a major spor...
Published 2014“…Finally, future research around the topic was suggested, including investigating the role of free to air T.V. and the impact of the extension at grassroots level.…”
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A review of the communications and multimedia act 1998 in achieving media pluralism / Mazlina Mohamad Mansor @ Mansoor and Zaiton Hamin
Published 2011“…The existence of one Malaysian public listed company, Media Prima Berhad owning majority of the free-to-air commercial television stations nationwide i.e TV3, 8TV, ntv7 and Channel 9, raised the concern of the formation of one gigantic conglomerate controlling majority of the market. …”
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Alcohol imagery on popularly viewed television in the UK
Published 2013“…We have measured the occurrence of alcohol imagery in prime-time broadcasting on UK free-to-air television channels. Methods: Occurrence of alcohol imagery (actual use, implied use, brand appearances or other reference to alcohol) was measured in all broadcasting on the five most popular UK television stations between 6 and 10 p.m. during 3 weeks in 2010, by 1-min interval coding. …”
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Children's exposure to food advertising: An analysis of the effectiveness of self-regulatory codes in Australia
Published 2014“…Aim: The aim of this study was to update knowledge about children’s exposure to televised food advertising in Australia, providing a more comprehensive examination of children’s exposure since the introduction of selfregulatorycodes.Methods: Two months of food advertisement data from four free-to-air television stations (SBS, Seven Network, Nine Network and Ten Network) in the five largest Australian cities (Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth) were purchased and analysed. …”
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The making of iranianness in the kitchen: a textual analysis of the cooking game show befarmaeed sham
Published 2023“…Among the new generations of these free-to-air transnational channels, is MANOTO, a London-based television network which became a familiar name among Iranians since 2010 after premiering Befarmaeed Sham, a cooking game show copied from the successful British TV show Come and Dine with Me. …”
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Turkish soaps: understanding pleasure among Iranians and the underlying political economy
Published 2021“…Since the early 1990s, the furtherance of developments in communication technologies and the emergence of the new forces in the global television market have resulted in a profusion of free-to-air satellite TV programmes, transforming the television in Iranians' living rooms from a local and monotonous medium into a vibrant and abundant one. …”
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Viewing preferences of TVRO users in Sabah: Identification of distribution patterns using spatial statistics
Published 2011“…These significantly identified components were referred as TVRO-centric, Astro-centric, Free-To-Air (FTA)- centric, sexual, pride and conventional behaviours. …”
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How has alcohol advertising in traditional and online media in Australia changed? Trends in advertising expenditure 1997-2011
Published 2015“…Media channels assessed were: free-to-air television, newspapers, magazines, radio, outdoors (billboards), cinema, direct mail (from 2005) and online (from 2008). …”
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Berita televisyen dan kebebasan media di Malaysia: suatu kajian terhadap berita televisyen bahasa Inggeris TV2 Dan NTV7
Published 2014“…Perkara ini telah menunjukkan betapa pentingnya untuk pengkaji meneliti ruangan kebebasan media, khususnya terhadap kewartawanan dan pemberitaan bahasa Inggeris di televisyen tidak berbayar (free-to-air television), iaitu TV2 dan NTV7. Berita bahasa Inggeris yang dilaporkan di kedua-dua televisyen telah dijadikan sampel kajian dan rujukan dalam kajian ini. …”
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