Advances in digital mobile communication technologies are also inevitable in changes in advertising
marketing strategies in the clothing industry. The shift from a mass-populated magazine media-centric to
a personalized digital mobile-centric has not just been a shift in marketing tools to deliver advertising
information. The transformation of advertising consumption from public media-centric to personal
media and the networks that link them makes the same advertising information acceptable differently.
Among the important values in deciding to purchase clothing, the ‘ pressure of getting together with
a group of colleagues ’ was being expressed in an attempt to buy clothing via social networking
service. The 155 participants who received advertising information via print magazines and Facebook
were evaluating the same advertisement information differently and showed different level of
purchasing intention depending on the media properties and the combined value of the individual. The
transformation of media technologies involves not only changing physical forms but also changing communication attributes and provides implications for the clothing industry for the use of new
advertising tools.