Presented By: Akshat Farhan Anirban Sid Institute For Financial Management and Research (IFMR)
Presented By: Akshat Farhan Anirban Sid Institute For Financial Management and Research (IFMR)
Presented By: Akshat Farhan Anirban Sid Institute For Financial Management and Research (IFMR)
Originated by efforts of Warner Communication and American Express in 1981. Introduced concept of Music videos which revolutionized the industry. Introduced artists like Michael Jackson & Madonna which benefitted both MTV & artists. Distribution boomed drastically by investments in Advertising like Rockstars endorsed the brand by I want my MTV. Long-form Programs were launched to hold viewers for longer time. The offering of MTV changed from Music to Pop Culture. Think & Act Locally was adopted and cleared that MTV was not in business of importing & promoting American Culture. The market was Niche Segmented and offering for different audience was introduced. Educational and informative programs were shown at crucial times.
Music Interactive
Refreshing
Lifestyle
Youth
Trendsetting
Popular culture
Lifestyle
Entertainment
Global
Innovative
Rebellious Dynamic
Resonance
Feelings Judgment Rebellious. Trendy. Performance Imagery Music video. Youthful. Cool. Reality, Informative
Interactive
Salience
Brand image
Music videos revolutionized the industry Trendy, Popular & Cool
Over time Shift from music to culture but retained core values Reality TV, Web, Long form programming, thinkMTV, interactive media Globalizing with focus on local trends Trend setter, youth icon Certified kingmaker
Role of music
Music was MTVs building block and its original USP. Strong association with the target group. Used the music video to change the industry
Brand awareness through endorsements by popular musicians Platform to upcoming talents. Ex- MTV coke STUDIO. CSR- music concerts for charity efforts Shift to long form programs retained focus on music genres and artists. From a music channel to a channel about pop culture. Internet- foresaw threat of online piracy and offered legal music downloads Globalization with aim of promoting music, not American culture- focused on local music genres and talent
MTV Online
MTV.com launched in 1994
18 million hits per month by 2005, #1 music site Websites for each international channel, content designed for the local market URGE- Tied up with labels to provide legal song downloading service MTV Overdrive- Online broadcasting targetted at non cable subscribers MTV 360- Attracted current viewers- previews of popular shows, clips of global events etc Internet acquisitions- Neopets, iFilms, Atom Entertainment
Brand Portfolio
Highly focused- targeting youth segment Contemporary, trendy, hip Slightly overlapping- Cannibalization Combine Nick@Nite and TV Land- focus on classic programming Make Showtime exclusively movies remove Boxing Exclusive sports channel- sportsmen interviews, bios, greatest matches, rookie spotlight Merge Nickelodeon and Noggin. Air pre-school offerings on a smaller commercial-free time slot Slowly phase-out videos from MTV to MTV2- play only billboard hits on MTV Introduce technology-focused show on MTV highlighting latest in consumer electronics
The way 2 GO
Tie-up with celebrities to provide first-look at new albums, movies, shows etc. Customized content to cellphones- info about local music concerts, celebrity appearances, tickets etc Provide forum for aspiring talent- upload audio and video tracks Tap growing smart phone market- provide applications/wallpapers/screensavers Social media integration- linking MTV account and Facebook account Bundling MTV channels for cable subscriptions Offer content on latest platforms- X-Box 360 and Playstation3 Perks for registered members- concert tickets, lucky draw competitions
The way 2 GO
Online streaming- tie-up with youtube to provide original videos Scope for digital marketing and advertising revenue Brand extensions to headphones, music players and other merchandise Programming in regional languages Keep ahead of the times, explore new areas- new genres, online gaming, sports MTV VJ Academy