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The
Arts on Â鶹Éç Television - Facts and Figures
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The Â鶹Éç produces and transmits more television arts programmes than
any other UK broadcaster.
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The Â鶹Éç broadcasts more arts hours in peak time than any other UK
broadcaster.
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The Â鶹Éç committed to a minimum of 245 hours of arts and music output
on its analogue channels in 2002/2003 (financial year): 45 hours
on Â鶹Éç ONE and 200 hours on Â鶹Éç TWO.
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All arts output on the digital channels Â鶹Éç THREE and Â鶹Éç FOUR is
in addition to arts on Â鶹Éç ONE and Â鶹Éç TWO – it does not replace
it.
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Spend on arts programmes this financial year across all Â鶹Éç Television
channels is approximately £50 million – a significant
investment.
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In 2002 (calendar year) the Â鶹Éç broadcast more arts programmes on
its analogue channels than all the commercial terrestrial broadcasters
put together: 287 hours Â鶹Éç, 282 hours commercial.
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In 2002 (calendar year) the Â鶹Éç broadcast 41 per cent more arts
hours in peak time than its commercial counterparts: 106 hours Â鶹Éç,
75 hours commercial.
New
arts programmes on Â鶹Éç ONE and Â鶹Éç TWO in 2002
Â鶹Éç
ONE
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82 hours of arts programmes
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18 hours playing in peak time
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22 per cent of hours in peak time
Â鶹Éç
TWO
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205 hours of arts programmes
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89 hours in peak time
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43 per cent of hours in peak time
Totals
for 2002 (calendar year)
Â鶹Éç
ONE and TWO: 287 hours
Commercial
channels
(ITV1, C4, Five): 282 hours
Back
to main release
Â鶹Éç
ONE
Â鶹Éç
TWO
Â鶹Éç
THREE
Â鶹Éç
FOUR
All the
Â鶹Éç's digital services are now available on ,
the new free-to-view digital terrestrial television service, as well
as on satellite and cable.
Freeview
offers the Â鶹Éç's eight television channels, interactive services
from Â鶹Éçi, as well as 11 Â鶹Éç radio networks.
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