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Vol.33, No.0, 299 ~ 309, 2011
Title
The Influences of Elements of the of the Interactions in Mobile Ads on the Their Acceptance: With the Absorption and Intrusiveness as the Mediating Variables
신일기 Shin Il-gi , 최수형 Choi Soo-hyung , 신현신 Shin Hyun-sin
Abstract
Since the 2000s, the coming of the Internet and the rapid growth of the Mobile radically changed the roles and concepts of the media as we knew. With this change, it is leading the changes over the entire digital media industry as well as the life style of the media users. So, in order to understand the characteristics of the mobile media and the mobile advertisements, which brought about such a radical change in the media, it is necessary to have a deeper understanding on the uses of the Mobile, as well as an approach toward the Mobile media. Also, Interactive-media advertising is a new field with broad space of research coming into being emergence and extensive study of design. with the In this study, we conducted a survey to collect the relevant study data. The analysis of the collected data was done using SPSS 17.0 software through factor analysis and multiple regression analysis. The result showed that of the six elements of the Mobile Ads, the entertainment and economy had a significant influence over the absorption, while entertainment and informativeness had a significant influence of the intrusiveness. On the other hand, the intrusiveness had a negative impact on the attitude toward the advertisement, while it did not have a significant influence over the intent of verbal spreading of the words. With the above mentioned result, it was possible to suggest a differentiated strategy on who the elements of the Mobile Ads wielded their influences through various efficacy analysis.
Key Words
모바일 광고, 몰입, 태도, 구전의도, 광고 침입성, 인터랙티브 디자인, Mobile advertising, flow, attitude, word-of-mouth, intrusion, Interactive Designs
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