The recent soft launch of adidas.tv, the brand’s dedicated online video offering, brings the issue of branded TV channels back onto the marketing agenda. Brands have been experimenting with their own TV channels for several years, but the jury is still out on their effectiveness. Do ventures such as adidas.tv have what it takes to capture long-term audiences, or do they risk becoming expensive follies
1The concept of a branded channel hit the headlines in 2005,...
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