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Yes, I want to order the latest Nota Survey "International TV trends - Season 2008-2009" delivered in 3 volumes: Paper version (3 800 €) Price per individual volume report (1 900 €) Electronic version (4 950 €) Volume 1 Volume 2 Paper versions which makes the amount Volume 3 of € - Tous droits réservés - Reproduction interdite - Réf : NOTATRENDS1108 droits Tous - I would like to receive an invoice and I accept the General Sale Conditions available on A strategic tool to: www.eurodatatv.com • Keep abreast of the most successful TV shows of the season I enclose my cheque made payable to: Please charge my credit card MEDIAMETRIE Eurocard • Apprehend local markets 55/63, rue Anatole Franceor MasterCard 92532 Levallois-Perret FRANCE Visa & programming strategies of the (American Express credit cards are not accepted) leading channels • Understand programming trends I accept that MEDIAMETRIE debits my credit card (references as follows) Cryptogram, 3 numbers on the back of your card & identify upcoming hits Date Credit card number Expiration date Card holder Signature (mandatory) Contacts: Sales Team Tel: +33 (0)1 47 58 97 57 - Fax: +33 (0)1 47 58 64 24 E-mail: [email protected] www.e-nota.com 55/63 rue Anatole France - 92532 Levallois-Perret Cedex - FRANCE Médiamétrie - SATV de 930 000 € - RCS Nanterre B 333 344 000 - Certifié ISO 9001 - Copyright Médiamétrie - Eurodata au capital Ref. : Dec 2008 Insight to the latest programming & audience ratings trends in Latest programming trends 11 leading TV markets Summer TV Trends NAKED TV The Way to Authencity Concise, in-depth and full in scope analysis of the National TV Landscapes overall as well as genre by genre programming trends A comprehensive report that provides an excellent and very practical overview on. 3500 Volume of New Shows 3500 Naonal Top 10 New Show Premieres 2500 Stascs Stascs 2500 15 0 0 & Programs and Formats Circulaon France 15 0 0 & Performances Evoluon 12345678 France 12345678 June 1st – August 31st 2008 June 1st – August 31st 2008 Volume of New Shows per Channel Reparon of New Shows by Genre 18 Sitcom 2 Mini Series 10 Series 25 All Individuals 4+ Individuals 15-34 11 10 10 Docu Soap 1 Rank Channel Original Title Genre Launch date Time slot Producer 1st Episode Latest episode 1st Episode Latest episode # Eps Evoluon 9 10 8 Magazine 9 Rat% Sh% Rat% Sh% Rat% Sh% Rat% Sh% Documentary 32 1TF1CODE B-ARGE Series 0707-2008 Primeme Be Aware Ficons 11,1 28,7 9,4 26,1 7,9 27,5 8,0 30,1 32 4 5 Chat Show 1 4 Game Show 1 2TF1UN ADMIRATEUR SECRET Mini series 18-08-2008 Primeme Dune Producons / TF1 10,0 28,1 9,6 27,6 5,1 19,7 4,5 16,8 2 2 1 Reality Show 2 3FRANCE 2 TERRE DE LUMIERE Mini series 12-08-2008 Primeme Nelka Films / Fontana / RTBF 6,8 20,1 8,2 19,3 2,5 9,9 2,4 7,3 4 Coming Next… Ficon Variety Show 2 Canal+ France 2 TF1 M6 France 3 France 5 Arte NRJ 12 W9 Paris France 4 Téva Comedy Show 3 Première ENTERTAINMENT FACTUAL FICTION 4FRANCE 2LES ENFANTS D'ORION Mini series 20-08-2008 Primeme Mascaret Films / Fontana / RTL-Tvi 6,7 18,9 5,9 24,0 2,0 7,7 1,7 9,0 2 Network Channels DTT Channels Reality Soap 4 Thriller / Horror / Mystery 5FRANCE 2LE SANGLOT DES ANGES Mini series11-06-2008 Primeme Nelka Films 6,3 14,7 5,0 12,4 1,7 5,0 1,2 4,0 4 Proporon of New Shows by Genre and by Channel Reparon of New Shows by Genre & Origin 6FRANCE 2 A NOS 100 ANS ! 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