synergy and cross-media convergence
synergy and cross-media convergence
synergy
- the working together of conglomerates to market a media product; thus maximising exposure and profit.
- the linking up of various companies to make profits from one product, thus helping advertise the film & increase the film's sales.
- working together with another company or another part of the same company, to achieve something that benefits all around
examples:
- Black Panther --> under 'one' company (Disney + Marvel)
- comic book
- book
- Black Panther --> under two different companies
- LEGO
- toys (Hasbro)
- film promoting the film with happy meals at McDonald's
- wonder woman
- dr pepper
cross-media convergence
- relates to one text (Film) products that are consumed across different media platforms.
- you can consume media on:
- mobile phone
- tv
- radio
- magazines
- DVD
the difference between cross-media convergence and synergy:
- cross-media convergence involves only media products while synergy involves merchandise.
- The level of ownership (money available), has a large impact on how you can use CMC.
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