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EWOLUCJA STRATEGII MARKETINGOWYCH POLSKICH PARTII POLITYCZNYCH 1989-2011 – OD STUDIA WYBORCZEGO DO REKLAMY INTERNETOWEJ

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OLSZANECKA A.

Polityka i Społeczeństwo

2014

issue 3(12)

131-140 (10)

The Round Table Agreement led to the opening up of the Polish political scene and initiated the free competition of political parties. From this moment on we have dealt with permanent professionalization of the campaign, especially political TV advertising. Analyzing TV spots from the election campaigns we can subdivide three phases, at-tributable to periods: 1989–1995, 1995–2001 and 2001–2011. The first of these is char-acterized by a low degree of professionalization and poor use of political advertising. The second phase involves the personalization of the campaign and gradual expansion of advertising formats. The third phase, initiated by parliamentary elections in 2001, is characterized by a significant increase in spending on paid advertising and benefiting from patterns of U.S. political campaigns (shorter and more dynamic spots, domination of image content and the use of negative advertising). Parliamentary elections in 2011 may herald the beginning of the next phase. It can be assumed that in the era of technological progress Polish parties will gradually move their advertising messages to the Internet.

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EWOLUCJA STRATEGII MARKETINGOWYCH POLSKICH PARTII POLITYCZNYCH 1989-2011 – OD STUDIA WYBORCZEGO DO REKLAMY INTERNETOWEJ