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Sony was founded in 1945 in Tokyo, Japan by Masaru Ibuka and Aldo Morita. It has since grown into a large multinational conglomerate with over 21.5% market share and annual revenue of around $86.64 billion. Sony employs over 268,200 people worldwide and has expanded into many product areas such as audio equipment, televisions, films, cameras, laptops, and music.
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The document provides information on a project report submitted by students to their professor on measuring brand image of Sony. It includes:
1) A history and evolution of Sony from its founding in 1946 to present day, outlining major product launches.
2) An overview of the Brand Asset Valuator (BAV) model used to measure brand health across four pillars - differentiation, relevance, esteem, and knowledge.
3) Details on data collection for the project, including a quantitative questionnaire and qualitative research methods like focus groups and interviews to understand consumer perceptions of Sony.
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Sony Corporation
Sony was founded in 1946 in Japan by Masaru Ibuka and Akio Morita and became the first Japanese company in the United States in 1961. Sony is a global leader in consumer electronics and promotes transferring research and development activities closer to local markets. Some of Sony's innovative products include the first magnetic tape recorder in 1950, the world's first all transistor TV set in 1960, and the first 8mm camcorder in 1985. Currently, Sony utilizes its online store "Sony Style" and services like ImageStation and eMarker to promote products and connect consumers through digital media and music identification.
Sony SWOT Analysis
Sony Corporation is a Japanese multinational conglomerate corporation headquartered in Tokyo. Founded in 1946, Sony's major products include televisions, digital imaging products like cameras, audio and video players including the Walkman, and professional broadcast equipment. Some of Sony's innovations include the world's first rice cooker, waterproof smartphone, compact disc player, and curved screen LED television. While known for its electronics, Sony also has sectors in banking and insurance. A SWOT analysis notes Sony's strengths in brand image, innovative products, and customer service, but also weaknesses in high pricing and lack of home appliances. Opportunities lie in expanding globally and partnerships, but threats include strong competition and lower priced alternatives.
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Sony corporation
1) Sony is a Japanese electronics company founded in 1946 that focuses on audio, video, communications, and financial services.
2) The company aims to strengthen its core electronics business by applying information technologies to product design, production, distribution, and sales to enhance the value of its music, pictures, games and financial services.
3) Sony markets its diverse product portfolio, which includes televisions, cameras, games and robots, through an integrated strategy involving price, distribution channels like retailers, and promotions such as advertising, sales incentives and sponsorships.
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1) A history and evolution of Sony from its founding in 1946 to present day, outlining major product launches.
2) An overview of the Brand Asset Valuator (BAV) model used to measure brand health across four pillars - differentiation, relevance, esteem, and knowledge.
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Sony was founded in 1946 in Japan by Masaru Ibuka and Akio Morita and became the first Japanese company in the United States in 1961. Sony is a global leader in consumer electronics and promotes transferring research and development activities closer to local markets. Some of Sony's innovative products include the first magnetic tape recorder in 1950, the world's first all transistor TV set in 1960, and the first 8mm camcorder in 1985. Currently, Sony utilizes its online store "Sony Style" and services like ImageStation and eMarker to promote products and connect consumers through digital media and music identification.
Sony SWOT Analysis
Sony Corporation is a Japanese multinational conglomerate corporation headquartered in Tokyo. Founded in 1946, Sony's major products include televisions, digital imaging products like cameras, audio and video players including the Walkman, and professional broadcast equipment. Some of Sony's innovations include the world's first rice cooker, waterproof smartphone, compact disc player, and curved screen LED television. While known for its electronics, Sony also has sectors in banking and insurance. A SWOT analysis notes Sony's strengths in brand image, innovative products, and customer service, but also weaknesses in high pricing and lack of home appliances. Opportunities lie in expanding globally and partnerships, but threats include strong competition and lower priced alternatives.
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Sony corporation
1) Sony is a Japanese electronics company founded in 1946 that focuses on audio, video, communications, and financial services.
2) The company aims to strengthen its core electronics business by applying information technologies to product design, production, distribution, and sales to enhance the value of its music, pictures, games and financial services.
3) Sony markets its diverse product portfolio, which includes televisions, cameras, games and robots, through an integrated strategy involving price, distribution channels like retailers, and promotions such as advertising, sales incentives and sponsorships.
Synergy & Convergence in Sony Music Entertainment
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- Key features highlighted include high power input for hi-fi sound quality, strong bass response, noise isolation, and comfort.
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Music Industry Case Studies:
Sony Music Entertainment (SME) is a major music conglomerate and subsidiary of Sony Corporation of America. SME has many record labels and owns the rights to music from a long list of popular artists. It produces and sells music in various formats and through media convergence in movies and games. While SME was profitable in 2010, it saw an 11% revenue decline in 2008 due to a decline in physical music sales not offset by digital growth.
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Sony Music Entertainment is one of the "Big 3" major record labels in the world. As the world's fifth largest conglomerate, Sony is vertically integrated, owning companies that control every stage of music production and distribution. This allows Sony to receive full profits. Sony is also horizontally integrated, owning labels that represent different genres like pop, dance, and reality television artists. Together, Sony's vertical and horizontal integration strategies allow it to cater to all music audiences globally and control the entire music process.
Sony media conglomerate
Sony is a large media conglomerate that was founded in 1946 and engages in businesses such as videogames, TV, mobile devices, music, and movies. It owns many studios like Naughty Dog and Guerrilla Games. Sony has experienced both successes, such as the Walkman and PlayStation, and failures, including large losses from the PS Vita and TV divisions. The company is led by CEO Kazuo Hirai and seeks to develop new technologies through its Future Lab initiative while continuing to produce popular franchises like Spider-Man and Resident Evil.
Sony
Sony Music Entertainment UK is part of Sony Music Entertainment, one of the largest music companies in the world. It has a broad collection of local and international artists. In 2006, Sony organized its frontline music companies in the UK into the RCA and Columbia Label Groups, and launched a third label, Epic, in 2007. These labels release music from other famous labels. Sony Music Entertainment began as a joint venture between Sony and Bertelsmann in 2004, which Sony fully acquired in 2008. Sony Music Entertainment is now wholly owned by Sony Corporation of America.
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In December 1995, Sony merged with ATV Music Publishing to form Sony/ATV Music Publishing, which became the second largest music publisher in the world, owning the rights to songs by artists like The Beatles, Elvis Presley, and Eminem. Sony/ATV is estimated to be worth up to $1.5 billion. Sony uses various forms of convergence, synergy, and product placement to promote its products across industries like music, film, television, and technology.
Sony Research
Sony owns companies across different stages of the music industry including music rights, artists, distribution, and devices. They own the rights to popular artists like Foo Fighters, Britney Spears, and Leona Lewis. Sony also sells music through CDs and downloads and audio devices like MP3 players. Additionally, Sony gains exposure for their music by including it in their films and video games.
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Sony owns companies across different stages of the music industry including music rights, artists, distribution, and devices. They own the rights to popular artists like Foo Fighters, Britney Spears, and Leona Lewis. Sony also sells music through CDs and downloads and audio devices like MP3 players. Additionally, Sony gains exposure for their music by including it in their films and video games.
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Sony owns companies across different stages of the music industry including music rights, artists, distribution, and devices. They own the rights to popular artists like Foo Fighters, Britney Spears, and Leona Lewis. Sony also sells music through CDs and downloads and audio devices like MP3 players. Additionally, Sony gains from media convergence by including their artists' music in films and video games which they produce, expanding the audience for the music.
Sony
Sony owns companies across different stages of the music industry including music rights, artists, distribution, and devices. They own the rights to popular artists like Foo Fighters, Britney Spears, and Leona Lewis. Sony also sells music through CDs and downloads and audio devices like MP3 players. Additionally, Sony gains exposure for their music by including it in their films and video games.
Sony Synergy And Convergence
Sony has achieved convergence and synergy across its music production, distribution, and marketing activities. It brought Columbia Records under its ownership in 1988, allowing it to both produce and distribute music. Sony also develops its own music software. For distribution, it created DADC to manufacture blue ray, DVDs, and CDs in-house. Sony uses its own websites like Music Unlimited and WE 7 to directly distribute music to consumers. It also engages in synergistic marketing through merchandise related to artists it represents.
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Here is the institutional research I have carried out for the research and planning section of our music video.
Music Industry Case Study
The document provides information on the four major music producers: Sony Corporation, Sony Music Entertainment, Universal Music Group, EMI, and Warner Music Group. It details their histories, revenues, divisions, labels, artists, and strategies for adapting to new media technologies and the changing music industry landscape.
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Sony Music Entertainment is the second largest global recorded music company. It is controlled by Sony Corporation of America and employs over 12,000 people worldwide across 70 countries. In 2010, Sony Music reported a 2% rise in revenue with profits of $1.81 billion. Sony Music represents local artists in 70 territories globally and also represents major international artists such as King of Leon, Pink, and Michael Jackson.
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Sony Music Entertainment is the second largest global recorded music company. It is controlled by Sony Corporation of America and employs over 12,000 people worldwide across 70 countries. In 2010, Sony Music reported a 2% rise in revenue with profits of $1.81 billion. Sony Music represents local artists in 70 territories globally and also represents major international artists such as King of Leon, Pink, and Michael Jackson.
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