Three weeks of television : An international comparative study : Belgium, Bulgaria, Canada, France, Hungary, Italy and Japan

I. Background and methods of the joint study: 1. Background ; 2. Methods ; 3. Problems of method encountered in the seven countries ; 4. Variety situations -- II. Programmes: 1. Simplified categories ; 2. Detailed categories ; 3. Language ; 4. Origin of programmes ; 5. Target audiences ; 6. Differences between channels or networks -- III. Scheduling: 1. The dilemmas of scheduling ; 2. The programmes available ; 3. The potential audience ; 4. Chances of reaching the public -- IV. The audience: 1. What do viewers append their time on? ; 2. A very different response ; 3. Potential and actual audiences ; 4. Output, potential audience and actual audience -- V. Programmes, scheduling and audience: 1. Belgium ; 2. Bulgaria ; 3. Canada ; 4. France ; 5. Hungary ; 6. Italy ; 7. Japan ; 8. Detailed or simplified categories? -- Conclusions: 1. An international probability? ; 2. Diversity of national situation and programme supply ; 3. The audience: relative uniformly ; 4. Potential and actual audiences ; 5. Cultural programme ; 6. Other roads to culture ; 7. Matters left open -- Annex: Television in the seven countries: 1. French-language television in Belgium ; 2. Television in Bulgaria ; 3. Television in Canada ; 4. Television in France ; 5. Television in Hungary ; 6. Television in Italy ; 7. Television in Japan -- Annexes relating to methods: 1. Problems of programme classification ; 2. Calculation of availability, potential audience, actual audience and corrected audience indices ; 3. Specific problems of method in the seven countries ; 4. Structure of programme output by channel or network ; 5. Note on factor analysis of relationships ; 6. Global television audience data used in calculating potential audience