Television in 36 European States = La télévision dans 36 Etats européens = Fernsehen in 36 europèaischen Staaten.

Television in 36 European States = La télévision dans 36 Etats européens = Fernsehen in 36 europèaischen Staaten.

Parallel texts in English, French and German.

271 pages ; 30 cm.

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First volume of the Yearbook of the European Audiovisual Observatory 2009 describes the European television landscape in the Observatory's 36 member States, on country by country basis. Recent developments in each national landscape and a page of new figures. These basic figures contains standard indicators like population, number of households etc. Data from more than 1000 different sources are collected and analysed, and information is presented in over 500 graphs and tables. The audiovisual sector faced with a major global economic crisis in 2009. The trend appear to be emerging across Europe are being provided in new tables and graphs like: the development of consumer reception equipment; distribution platforms and the main sources of funding of the national broadcasting system.

Erratum note included in Vol 3. "On page 68 (chapter on "Admissions") the list concerns the year 2007 (and not 2006)."

Yearbook : Film, television, video and multimedia in Europe ; 2009,1.

Strasbourg, France : European Audiovisual Observatory, c.2009.

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First volume of the Yearbook of the European Audiovisual Observatory 2009 describes the European television landscape in the Observatory's 36 member States, on country by country basis. Recent developments in each national landscape and a page of new figures. These basic figures contains standard indicators like population, number of households etc. Data from more than 1000 different sources are collected and analysed, and information is presented in over 500 graphs and tables. The audiovisual sector faced with a major global economic crisis in 2009. The trend appear to be emerging across Europe are being provided in new tables and graphs like: the development of consumer reception equipment; distribution platforms and the main sources of funding of the national broadcasting system.