Cinema and local newspapers claim they’re more engaging than TV

The newspaper and cinema industries have both released research to promote their strengths as advertising media today – both claiming to be more ‘engaging’ than Australia’s dominant channel, television.

Cinema media owner Val Morgan is claiming that people are six times more likely to recall a cinema ad than a TV ad, while industry body The Newspaper Works suggests that readers of regional newspapers are more engaged than TV viewers or radio listeners.

Research from Val Morgan found that when were exposed to the same creative executions on TV and cinema, recall was six times higher among cinema-goers. The survey, by Australia Online research, was conducted among 800 people via online interviews.

Val Morgan’s marketing director Paul Butler said: “The cinema audience were six times more likely to recall key aspects of the ads than the TV audience, demonstrating that cinema advertising generates six times the ad memory and six times the engagement of TV.”

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