Inspired by the proliferating use of cross-media campaigns by advertisers, this study gives insight into the effectiveness of combining online and radio advertising. Because consumers started to use several media simultaneously, we investigated these advertising effects by exposing participants simultaneously to both media. Results of anexperimental study (N = 111) showed thatcombining media results inmore positive affective and behavioural responses. In contrast,multitasking seemed to have a negative influence on the recall andrecognition of auditory information as combining online and radio ads ina campaign did not result in superior cognitive reactions compared tousing online ad alone
In two studies, we explored the effect of media multitasking on viewers’ cognitive and attitudinal r...
This study proposes a novel methodology, mixture-amount modeling (MAM), to investigate cross-media a...
Media multitasking, defined as audience behaviour when a person is using two or more media sources s...
Research on the effectiveness of cross-media campaigns has shown that combining online advertising w...
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Contemporary society requires communication strategies that integrate different media channels in or...
In recent years, the phenomenon of media multitasking—using more than one medium at a time—has grown...
Effects of persuasive messages depend on the content of the message itself and on the media or tools...
The use of multiple screens, also known as multiscreening, is assumed to have detrimental consequenc...
This study examines the effects of cross–media advertising on audience attitudes. An experiment was ...
The aim of the study is to investigate the role of media sequence on consumers' responses to cross-m...
This thesis presents that not all media multitasking is detrimental to the advertising messages, by ...
In two studies, we explored the effect of media multitasking on viewers’ cognitive and attitudinal r...
Synergy can increase or decrease the effectiveness and efficiency of advertising campaigns that comb...
The aim of this article is to advance current understandings of cross-media communication in adverti...
In two studies, we explored the effect of media multitasking on viewers’ cognitive and attitudinal r...
This study proposes a novel methodology, mixture-amount modeling (MAM), to investigate cross-media a...
Media multitasking, defined as audience behaviour when a person is using two or more media sources s...
Research on the effectiveness of cross-media campaigns has shown that combining online advertising w...
Contains fulltext : 205401pub.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)Knowledge ...
Contemporary society requires communication strategies that integrate different media channels in or...
In recent years, the phenomenon of media multitasking—using more than one medium at a time—has grown...
Effects of persuasive messages depend on the content of the message itself and on the media or tools...
The use of multiple screens, also known as multiscreening, is assumed to have detrimental consequenc...
This study examines the effects of cross–media advertising on audience attitudes. An experiment was ...
The aim of the study is to investigate the role of media sequence on consumers' responses to cross-m...
This thesis presents that not all media multitasking is detrimental to the advertising messages, by ...
In two studies, we explored the effect of media multitasking on viewers’ cognitive and attitudinal r...
Synergy can increase or decrease the effectiveness and efficiency of advertising campaigns that comb...
The aim of this article is to advance current understandings of cross-media communication in adverti...
In two studies, we explored the effect of media multitasking on viewers’ cognitive and attitudinal r...
This study proposes a novel methodology, mixture-amount modeling (MAM), to investigate cross-media a...
Media multitasking, defined as audience behaviour when a person is using two or more media sources s...