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Shifting Behaviour of Czech TV Viewers in Context of Rising VOD Platforms
Pančochářová, Natálie ; Macková, Veronika (advisor) ; Jirků, Jan (referee)
Television as a medium has demonstrated dominant status since its establishment. However, the consumption of audiovisual content is shifting towards new possibilities. Digitalization has led not only to the expansion and differentiation of the television market, but also to changes in the consumption of audiovisual content and consumer habits. Television broadcasting has no longer faced competition only from other television companies, but also from the internet and streaming service providers. The aim of the thesis was to explore how the behavior of Czech viewers has changed in the context of strengthening VOD (video on demand) platforms, which allow consumers to watch audiovisual content of their own choice without time constraints. The thesis focused on answering the following research questions: How has the behavior of Czech television viewers changed in the context of strengthening VOD platforms? Why people do (or do not) own televisions? What are the reasons of why television broadcasting is (or is not) attractive? Do VOD platforms have disadvantages? What attracts viewers to using VOD platforms? Where do people get their news from? In what direction should linear television broadcasting move in the future? To answer these questions, focus groups (group interviews) were used. A total of twenty-three...
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TV Audience Measurement
Pokorná, Barbora ; MATHÉ, Ivo (advisor) ; Taberyová, Kristina (referee)
Marketing research, as far as it exists, is definitely an essential part of every company that provides products or services to customers. Marketing surveys show exact data and give their submitters important information and feedback. However, the process of creating marketing research of media also brings certain difficulties and specialties, with which the media market deals these days. This diploma thesis focuses especially on the process of creating surveys concerning television broadcast audience.
The diploma thesis deals with the matters of measuring TV ratings. The first part of the work focuses on historical progress in this field since the introduction of TV broadcasting, the earliest measurements of TV audience, up to its current electronic form ? all concerning the Czech Republic and other foreign countries. The contemporary, electronic form, is thoroughly described in the thesis. An essential aspect of the work is information about the usage of the collected data by TV and the advertising market. Another part of the work concerns international comparison of similar projects focusing on audience measurement in selected countries. The last part of the thesis focuses on possible future of the measuring of audiovisual content ? touching upon consumer behavior. The research is mainly based on controlled interviews with TV or research field workers and on an analysis of available documents concerning this topic.
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Czech Television and Youth Audience
Kučerová, Zuzana ; BENDOVÁ, Helena (advisor) ; MATHÉ, Ivo (referee)
The thesis Czech Television and Youth Audience focuses on whether Czech Television as a public service broadcaster in the Czech Republic produces
enough programmes targeted at teen audience. The aim of the study is to consider if a television as a platform for watching audio-visual content is
still appealing for pubescents or whether they rather choose the Internet. Furthermore, I describe the ways by which other European public service
broadcasters attract young audience and make a suggestion to improve the situation.
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Czech television and it's content for Generation Y
Jůzová, Klára ; KRUML, Milan (advisor) ; Zlatušková, Kamila (referee)
This thesis focuses on the changes the television industry has undergone in recent years. The aim of the thesis is to define a specific audience group and its preferences: the current generation of young people aged between 15 and 35 who belong to the sociological group called "Generation Y". The thesis contributes to knowledge by examining how the public Czech Television (CT) understands and addresses the needs of this specific audience group.
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