Der Einstieg von Disney+ als erster Streaming-Dienst „Made in Hollywood“ setzt etablierte TV-Sender, insbesondere öffentlich-rechtliche, zusätzlich unter Druck. Aber auch Streaming-Giganten leiden unter der neuen Konkurrenz – zumindest in Sachen Sehzeit: Die Streaming-Marktführer verlieren bei Disney+-Adoptern knapp vier Prozentpunkte der Sehzeit im Vergleich zu Nicht-Adoptern; die Zahl der Abonnenten ist drei Monate nach Markteintritt (noch) nicht betroffen. Die Corona-Pandemie beschleunigt den Streaming-Trend: 50 bis 69-Jährige steigern ihre Streaming-Sehzeit um 15%.
Hollywood Goes Germany: Wie der Eintritt neuer Streaming-Dienste den Wettbewerb um Zuschauer weiter verschärft
The Reinvention of Retail – Interview with Professor Krafft in “Die Glocke”
Stationary retailers are increasingly redesigning their stores to differentiate themselves from the competition and appeal to new customer groups. In an interview with “Die Glocke”, Professor Krafft explains how traditional retailers successfully transform their stores along the lines of real market halls to better meet changing consumer preferences.
„Entertainment Science“ für den VHB-Lehrbuchpreis 2021 nominiert!
Jedes Jahr vergibt der Verband der Hochschullehrer für Betriebswirtschaft e.V. (VHB) auf seiner Jahrestagung den Preis für das beste neu erschienene bzw. grundlegend überarbeitete BWL-Lehrbuch. Für den VHB-Lehrbuchpreis 2021 wurde das Buch „Entertainment Science“ von Professor Thorsten Hennig-Thurau (Lehrstuhl für Marketing & Medien) und Mark Houston (Texas Christian University, Fort Worth) nominiert.
IfM Research Fellow Dr. Jonas Schmidt is Runner-Up for the Mary Kay Dissertation Award
Dr. Jonas Schmidt, research assistant at the Chair of Marketing Management, participated in the award ceremony for the best dissertation hosted by the Academy of Marketing Science. The Academy of Marketing Science is an international, scholarly organization dedicated to promoting high standards and excellence in both the creation and dissemination of marketing knowledge and the advancement of marketing practice around the world. For more than 25 years, the international cosmetics company Mary Kay Inc.
Digital visit of Wayne Hoyer at the Marketing Center Münster
Within the master’s course Consumer Behavior, which takes place in the current winter semester 2020/ 2021, the Marketing Center Münster was pleased to welcome Professor Wayne D. Hoyer from the University of Texas in Austin, USA. Professor Hoyer has already accompanied this course for several years and has shared his valuable insights with the students. As a long-standing guest at the MCM, he bears the title VIP (Visiting International Professor) at the University of Münster.
Enriching exchange at the CEM’s first virtual campfire
On December 2nd, 2020, the Circle of Excellence in Marketing (CEM) was happy to welcome Dr. Rob Britton for the remarkable 20th time. Britton, who gained extensive experience in the Airline Industry for over 20 years and now works as a consultant and professor, shared his valuable knowledge with the members of the CEM. Unlike common tips for career planning in the business context, Dr.
Application for the MCM master seminars in the summer semester 2021
Dear students,
as of now, you can apply for the MCM seminars in the summer semester 2021.
Please specify your preferences until December 16, 2020 - 12 pm (noon).
Online application for the MCM master seminars in the winter semester 2020/21 [closed]
The following seminars are offered:
IfM research fellow Dr. Jonas Schmidt is awarded the best dissertation price in economics
The Rector of the University of Münster and the Prorector for Strategic Human Resources Development, Prof. Dr. Johannes Wessels and Prof. Dr. Maike Tietjens, presented the dissertation prize in a video call to the authors of the 14 best dissertations from the 14 departments of the university. Since a ceremonial presentation was not possible due to the Corona pandemic, the Rectorate chose the digital way to congratulate the graduates personally.
Ausstellung „ALLE JAHRE WIEDER in Münster: Die Stadt & der Film“ nun ab November nächsten Jahres!
Die ursprünglich für Ende November 2020 geplante Ausstellung „ALLE JAHRE WIEDER in Münster: Die Stadt & der Film“ im Stadtmuseum Münster wird aufgrund der allgemeinen Corona-Lage auf den Herbst nächsten Jahres verschoben.