The advertising in Spanish Television after the law 8/2009 of Financing of the Corporation of Radio and Television Spanish. Analysis through the MasterChef case

  • María Gallardo Rodríguez Universidad de Sevilla.
  • Rodrigo Elías Zambrano Universidad de Cádiz.
  • Gloria Jiménez-Marín Universidad de Sevilla.
Keywords: Product placement, cultural sponsor, Radio Televisión Española, Law 8/2009, MasterChef.

Abstract

The start up of Law 8/2009 of Financing of the Spanish Radio and Television Corporation meant the introduction of a new financing format for public radio broadcasting in Spain (RTVE). One of the most relevant measures of this law was the elimination of advertising in public Spanish Television, which involved a considerable reduction of capital in the coffers of the public corporation.

In this paper, we study the hypothesis that Televisión Española repeatedly fails to comply with the limitations of this law. Through the case of MasterChef exemplify and analyze events in which Spanish Television, under the labels of collaborations or cultural patronage, introduces illicit advertising in its programs, thereby leaving the private channels at a disadvantage and misleading the public about the nature of informational-advertising messages.

For this, a critical analysis of the discourses of the program is carried out, from which conclusions are drawn that are very much in line with the hypothesis that motivates us to think about the imminent need for reform of the mechanisms of control or the formulas for financing public television from Spain (RTVE).

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Published
2018-07-16
How to Cite
Gallardo Rodríguez M., Elías Zambrano R. y Jiménez-Marín G. (2018). The advertising in Spanish Television after the law 8/2009 of Financing of the Corporation of Radio and Television Spanish. Analysis through the MasterChef case. Pensar la Publicidad. Revista Internacional de Investigaciones Publicitarias, 12, 53-74. https://doi.org/10.5209/PEPU.60921
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