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Promotion and Licensing in Sports & Entertainment Marketing
Promotion and Licensing in Sports & Entertainment Marketing
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1
A trademark registration may remain in force:
150 years
indefinately
for 70 years
for 100 years
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Motorola pays a royalty fee to the creator/owner of ______ _____ for every “droid” phone sold.
Star Trek
Star Wars
2001: A Space Odyssey
Back to the Future
3
When the period of copyright protection has ended the creative work enters the:
Licensing Period
Twilight Zone
Public Domain
Copyrighted Time
4
A deck of playing cards featuring the University of Arkansas’s red razorback is an example of:
a sponsored product
a licensed product
5
The term given to the theft of any copyrighted material; music, movies, and software:
larceny
pilferage
shoplifiting
piracy
6
Form of communication through which one industry relies on another to promote its product.
media
personal selling
advertising
cross promotion
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Star Wars was purchased in 2012 by this entertainment conglomerate:
Time Warner
Walt Disney Company
NBC Universal
Sony Entertainment
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Publicity can be positive or negative.
False
True
9
A device that legally identifies ownership of a registered brand or trade name:
trademark
patent
copyright
invention
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The unique works of writers, artists, and musicians that can be protected under copyright laws.
royalty payment
trademark work
intellectual property
personal endorsement
11
This is the specific programing or publication selected for the advertising message:
media
vehicle
promotion selections
advertising format
12
The use of merchandise as promotional tools to generate income and promote the movie:
vehicle
royalty
product tie-in
cross promotion
13
Communication used by a company to inform, persuade, or remind people about its products.
promotion
personal selling
advertising
public relations
14
The band Aerosmith has made more money from royalties off Guitar Hero than from its albums.
False
True
15
This government agency protects consumers from deceptive business practices.
The Department of Homeland Security
The Federal Trade Commision
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration
The Environmental Protectional Agency
16
When selecting an endorser, the business does NOT want:
Someone with a positive,charismatic, trustworthy image.
A celebrity who is nearing retirement.
Someone who presents few risks.
A celebrity most consumers know.
17
This entertainment company was also purchased by the Walt Disney Company:
Pixar Studios
LucasFilm
Marvel Studios
All are owned by Walt Disney
18
A copyright is typically a name, word, phrase, logo, symbol, design, image, or a combination.
True
False
19
Endorsements are promotional tools and not a form of sponsorship.
True
False
20
Underwriting/supporting an event to gain positive association for the brand with the event:
trademark
sponsorship
endorsement
royalty
21
This is the legal protection of a creator’s intellectual property or products:
royalty
endorsement
copyright
sponsorship
22
Thousands of people are being sued for the illegal downloading of copyrighted material.
True
False
23
When it comes to endorsements, consumers:
consumers tend to believe celebrities.
consumers do NOT usually believe celebrities.
24
The owners of Gatorade paid this to be an official marketing partner of the NFL:
$100 Million
$200 Million
$50 Million
$10 Million
25
What is the most important tactic to remember when responding to negative publicity?
tell the truth
select a calm spokesperson
respond as quickly as possible
have a plan in place
26
A person's public expression of approval or support for a product or service.
endorsement
sponsorship
trademark
royalty
27
Heineken spent $45 million on advertising for the James Bond movie:
cross promotion
product tie-in
28
The unique works of writers, artists, and musicians that can be protected under copyright laws.
personal endorsement
royalty payment
trademark work
intellectual property
29
Books that have passed into the public domain are:
essentially free books
half the price of other books
very expensive to produce
less expensive than other books
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Disney wanted to purchase Star Wars because of its vast amount of
intellectual property
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A payment received for public work.
A unique trademark in the public domain..
Unique work protected by copyright.
Interest received on a loan.
31
This is the free mention of a product or company in the media
advertising
publicity
promotion
personalselling
32
The ownership of intellectual property ends with the death of the celebrity.
False
True
33
Products endorsed by celebrities are purchased more often than those that are not endorsed.
False
True
34
This is the format used for promotion, such as broadcast, print, outdoor or electronic.
public relations
promotion selections
advertising format
media
35
A paid endorser is not required to continue using the product if it is changed.
False
True
36
Activities that
promote the positive image
of the company, its products, or celebrities.
personal selling
promotion
public relations
advertising
37
Many items were sold featuring the characters from the movie
The Avengers
. This is an example
cross promotion
product tie-in
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This is a good or service that legally uses a logo or image owned by another company or person.
endorsed product
sponsored product
licensed product
copyrighted product
39
This celebrity endorses 75 percent of all basketball shoes sold in the U.S.:
Shaquille O'Neal
Michael Jordan
LeBron James
Kobe Bryant