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TV programming

-strategies to develop/schedule programs


-attract/sustain attention


-defining brand identity

least offensive programming

-1950s


-suitable for all ages


-limited creativity


-generic

distracted viewer


synchronous viewer


asynch. viewer

-doesn't pay attention, flips channels


-watching when it airs (sets aside time)


-watches after it airs

counterprogram

a totally dif program at a popular time slot


-Pushing Daisies


-could pull in viewers before/after

lead-out

a highly anticipated show after a less pop one


-could tune in early and watch ^

lead-in

a highly anticipated show before a less pop one


-could keep watching ^

hot switch

-shorten the credits, no commercials


-start program right away: no time to change channel

cold roll

-start action right away


-get people hooked


-then play credits


-Breaking Bad

spin off

-built around a character from another show


-already has a following and a successful formula


-reduces risk

tent pole

-holds up the network


-get people to watch network shows with a popular staple


-star, producer, and formula are strong enough to carry thru a hiatus


block programming

-increases value


-pair with similar shows/audience appeal

franchise

-CSI (Miami, NY, Las Vegas)
-starts with one show


-copies operating under 1 brand name


-syndication, can stand alone, reruns


-inspires similar genres shows


appointment TV

-make time to watch


-fandoms/niche

network day parts

-early morning


-daytime: soap operas, cheaper, reruns


-evening news: nightly, deregulation/FCC


-late night

soap opera

-audiences became emotionally attached


-serial dramas: Dallas, Dynasty


-complex chars, continuing stories, melodrama


-declined when women went to work

late night

-crossovers btw network programs: save money and promote shows

3 major networks

-NBC


-ABC


-CBS

sports programming

leading generator for ad revenues

local stations

-affiliates: play network programming/ads


-control ind schedules


-strip: across the weekday/week, same time everyday: Oprah, Ellen

strip

-daily shows


-same time everyday, spread across the week


-game shows, Oprah

teaser program

previews of primetime shows during morning shows

3 cable categories

1. general interest


2. genre


3. demographic

general interest

-USA, TBS, TNT


-lacked identity: hard for ads


-subscriptions, stable ratings

genre

-HBO (movies), ESPN, CNN (news), MTV


-specific genres


-good for ads: identity

demographic

-Nickelodeon, Lifetime


-target specific audiences


-good for ads