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10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «JICTAR»
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1
Rating the Audience: The Business of Media
JICTAR replaced TARAC 1962–4 JICTAR seven-day aided recall studies used
quarter-hour records to produce data on more demographic groups than meter
diary 1962 'Television in a Family Setting' study 1963 'A Study of Housewives
who ...
Mark Balnaves, Tom O'Regan, Ben Goldsmith, 2011
2
Television Audiences Across the World: Deconstructing the ...
One of the first steps of JICTAR was to review the contract with TAM, an
agreement that had repeatedly suffered from the lack of commitment on the side
of TAM's clients to grant the research firm more money in return for a qualitatively
and ...
Jérôme Bourdon, Cécile Méadel, 2014
3
Creative Marketing Communications: A Practical Guide to ...
See BARB, IPA, ISBA, ITVA, JICTAR. ITV Media: The generic name for
independent commercial television; so called to differentiate it from the British
Broadcasting Corporation. ITV's income comes from advertising and other
commercial ...
NEW JICTAR SURVEY ON COMMERCIAL BREAKS The Independent Television
Companies Association Research Sub Committee, under the chairmanship of
Trident Television's Sales Director, Clive Leach, has been concerned about ...
JICTAR and the BBC The 'Audience Share' figures quoted by the BBC's
Audience Research Department and by JICTAR are often dissimilar and
apparently incompatible. Confusion tends to arise from the fact that both sets of
findings are ...
Society of Film and Television Arts, 1970
6
The Chambers Dictionary
jet JICTAR [OFr jaii't. from L and Gr gttgates. from Cagtis or (iiingai.a town and
river in I.ycia. where it was obtained] jet2y<7. n a narrow spouting stream: a spout
, no/zle or pipe emitting a stream or spray of fluid:a jelplune: a strutting movement
...
The "Top Twenty" ratings (first prepared by tam, then jictar) are a blunt measuring
instrument. They give the 20 programmes which get the largest national
audience each week. Mallory Wober, a researcher at the Independent
Broadcasting ...
8
The British general election of 1970
1 Audience data is published with grateful acknowledgement to the BBC and
JICTAR (Joint Industry Committee for Television Advertising Research). BBC
Audience Research figures derive from interviews with a daily quota sample of
2,250 ...
David Butler, Michael Pinto-Duschinsky, 1971
9
The British general elections 1945-92
1 Audience data is published with grateful acknowledgement to the BBC and
JICTAR (Joint Industry Committee for Television Advertising Research). BBC
Audience Research figures derive from interviews with a daily quota sample of
2,250 ...
10
British Film and Television Year Book
WILLIAM G. STEWART PRODUCER/DIRECTOR DURING 1973 5 TOP TV
COMEDY SERIES Patrick Cargill Father Dear Father Jictar Rating No 2 Sid
James Bless This House Jictar Rating No 1 Harry Worth 30 Minutes Worth Jictar
Rating No ...
