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Choice versus chance : using brand equity theory to explore TV audience lead-in effects, a case study

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Choice Versus Chance: Using Brand Equity Theory to Explore TV Audience Lead-in Effects, A Case Study

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The business of broadcasting is the selling of audiences to advertisers. In addition to cultivating popular program content, broadcasters know that proper scheduling can also be an important factor in attracting audiences. The implication is that programs acquire audiences by chance as well as...

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