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<strong>MEDIA</strong> <strong>AND</strong> MARKETING GAMES OF THE OLIGARCHS<br />

of different channels over and over again. Differentiation acts only for<br />

effect, so that the audience believe that they can have a choice.<br />

Conclusion<br />

What trends can be expected in media in the near future, surely under<br />

assumption that there will continue recovery of economy what should be<br />

directly seen also on the media market? Increasingly more print media<br />

will be published only in digital forms. People will get used to tablets and<br />

smart phones – using them they will read books, newspapers, but also<br />

watch TV programmes. There will be a signiicant move of expenses from<br />

more expensive traditional media to cheaper digital platforms. In them<br />

advertisers and advertising agencies will seek to establish themselves. In<br />

implementation of new trends in the media – and this is also a task for<br />

us – it will be necessary to work out new methods of media evaluation,<br />

new indicators of return rate of investments into media in compliance<br />

with the requirements of economy of media. 5<br />

We are witnesses of situations that media many times provide information<br />

partially „falsiied“ in order to address the biggest possible number of<br />

their potential clients. Every day, if we are aware of it or not, we face<br />

a situation when media with a small „slight adjustment„ have an impact<br />

on their sales, of course for their own sake. To be good at the logic of the<br />

media world should belong to elementary erudition of a human being<br />

living in the 21st century. It is necessary to select objective information<br />

from biased information that is offered to us by many media. People<br />

who only passively accept information are easy „meats“ for the media,<br />

they are easily inluenceable. Information falsiication often provided by<br />

media frequently involves – which is sad – news covering areas affected<br />

by armed conlicts. The recipient of information learns how many enemy<br />

soldiers were eliminated, what economic and political progresses have<br />

been reached in the country stricken by an armed conlict, how many<br />

„good“ soldiers on the side of the Alliance died; however we receive very<br />

little and very rarely on the suffering of ordinary civil population, which<br />

is daily exposed to the horror of the war. In the ield of inance or politics<br />

5 LIPTÁK, R.: Analýza mediálneho trhu v Slovenskej republike (júl - august<br />

2014).[online]. [2015-04-17].<br />

Available at: .<br />

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