UPC/Cablecom study: What role does TV play in Europe?
A new pan-European study by UPC and Cablecom aims to identify cultural differences and examine how perceptions of television vary by age group.
A new pan-European study by
UPC and Cablecom should investigate cultural differences and address the question of
the extent to which TV perception differs depending on the age group.
changes. It will also examine whether Europeans use television as a
credible medium and whether it is their political or political
religious viewpoints. More than 6000 respondents
TV consumers in all 14 European countries in which UPC
provides its customers with TV services, as announced in a press release
means. The results of the study will be published in December of this year.
presented. UPC is the European cable subsidiary of Liberty Global,
which Cablecom recently acquired. It already conducted the study in
last year.
UPC and Cablecom should investigate cultural differences and address the question of
the extent to which TV perception differs depending on the age group.
changes. It will also examine whether Europeans use television as a
credible medium and whether it is their political or political
religious viewpoints. More than 6000 respondents
TV consumers in all 14 European countries in which UPC
provides its customers with TV services, as announced in a press release
means. The results of the study will be published in December of this year.
presented. UPC is the European cable subsidiary of Liberty Global,
which Cablecom recently acquired. It already conducted the study in
last year.
