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June 1, 2010Journal of Advertising Research66 citations

Cracking the Cross-Media Code

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GEGlenn EnochKJKelly S. Johnson

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ABSTRACT ESPN Research + Analytics has developed seven basic concepts of cross-media research and behavior by examining behavioral cells of users and usage. They found that the heavier user of one medium tends to be a heavier user of other media. Crossmedia usage is not a zero-sum game—rather, the media pie is growing because of “new markets of time.” While earlier speculation focused on convergence, time spent using more than one medium at a time is limited. Media users are using different media platforms at different times and in different places for different purposes—the best available screen for their location.

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Enoch et al. (2010) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d7c5b0e57cdc1cc9ae2c08https://doi.org/10.2501/s0021849910091294
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