2014
DOI: 10.1386/jdtv.5.1.39_1
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Scheduling and continuity techniques in a changing television landscape: A case study in Flanders

Abstract: Taking the re-introduction of revamped television station VIER in the Flemish television landscape as a case in point, this article wants to contribute to the discussion about the future of linear broadcast television in what is often considered as the post-linear era. It does so by means of an empirical analysis and evaluation of the current importance of two characteristics of linear television: scheduling and continuity techniques that are key in creating and maintaining channel identity. Analysis of a diac… Show more

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“…Schedule compatibility between viewers and television stations is an essential factor for viewers in influencing the selection of TV stations. This conclusion is in line with other studies, for example, from Cohen (2002), Havens (2007) dan Bulck, Tambuyzer, & Simons (2014).…”
Section: Factor Of Audience's Purposessupporting
confidence: 93%
“…Schedule compatibility between viewers and television stations is an essential factor for viewers in influencing the selection of TV stations. This conclusion is in line with other studies, for example, from Cohen (2002), Havens (2007) dan Bulck, Tambuyzer, & Simons (2014).…”
Section: Factor Of Audience's Purposessupporting
confidence: 93%
“…There is reason to think, however, that counterstereotypical representations may not reach the viewers who could most use them. Changes in the media landscape have led to an explosion of content and, as a result, increased audience fragmentation (e.g., Edgerly, 2015;Lotz, 2018;Prior, 2007;Van den Bulck et al, 2014). While a high-choice environment may facilitate increased representations of marginalized groups, it also facilitates viewers' ability to curate their media diet.…”
Section: Selective Exposure To Entertainment Contentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition to program quality, television program scheduling assumes a fundamental role for broadcasters. Effective scheduling and continuity strategies serve as pivotal instruments for crafting and upholding channel identities, as well as fostering viewer loyalty (Bulck, Tambuyzer, & Simons, 2014). Unconventional scheduling practices can deter the audience from channel surfing, which refers to the act of switching channels when the Nyimak Journal of Communication, Vol.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%