Special events change the rule of prime time

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Special events like Wimbledon Tournaments change the definition of prime time on television which is conventionally understood to be the time between 7pm and 10.30pm. Consequently, the spectrum for comparative analysis of the audience ratings relating to different channels is wider at such times. A comparison of the audience ratings of television programs on different channels like C4, BBC3 and ITV is presented.

Market share, Labor Distribution by Employer, Methods, Statistics, Television programs, Comparative analysis, Company market share, Television audience ratings, Channel 4 Television Co., ITV PLC

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A time for reflection

Article Abstract:

The making of television program "Facing the Truth", which will be broadcast on BBC2, is discussed. The program sets up a face to face meeting between Northern Ireland's loyal paramilitaries and their victims. The program offers Archbishop Desmond Tutu a chance to question the perpetrators.

Strategy & planning, Planning, Company business planning, Television specials, Facing the Truth (Television program)

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