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Television Viewing Habits
SERIES TITLE: World View
In the programme Hungarian journalists of various religious denominations talk about television viewing habits. They discuss the motives of media consumption habits, the changing role of the television, the issue of harmful contents. The impacts of the television and the internet are also compared.
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Contributors
- Mucsányi, János (interviewer)
- Bolla, Zsuzsanna (interviewee)
- Balavány, György (interviewee)
- Dobszay, János (interviewee)
- Horváth, Tamás (director)
- Mucsányi, János (editor)
- Barlay, Tamás (editor)
Publisher
- Duna Televízió
Subject
- History of European Television
- televízió
- televíziónézés
- szabadidő
- internet
- Television
- Internet
- Television
- Leisure
Type of item
- CLIP
- Factual
- Clip
Contributors
- Mucsányi, János (interviewer)
- Bolla, Zsuzsanna (interviewee)
- Balavány, György (interviewee)
- Dobszay, János (interviewee)
- Horváth, Tamás (director)
- Mucsányi, János (editor)
- Barlay, Tamás (editor)
Publisher
- Duna Televízió
Subject
- History of European Television
- televízió
- televíziónézés
- szabadidő
- internet
- Television
- Internet
- Television
- Leisure
Type of item
- CLIP
- Factual
- Clip
Providing institution
- NAVA
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Creation date
- 2012
- 2012
Issue date
- 12/02/2012
- 2012-02-12
Identifier
- 1326704
- http://mint-projects.image.ntua.gr/data/euscreenXL/EUS_3F0545FE2B844AEAB6A1A0A18DBFF006
Extent
- 00:17:04
Format
- ASPECT RATIO: 4:3
- Colour
- VIDEO
Language
- Hungarian
- hun
Is part of
- Europeana XX: Century of Change
Year
- 2012
Providing country
- Europe
Collection name
First time published on Europeana
- 2023-07-27T14:19:15.224Z
Last time updated from providing institution
- 2023-07-27T14:19:15.224Z