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It responds to the need for reliable, easily accessible, and internationally comparable information amid growing competition and expanding regulation at national and European levels. The framework covers conceptualisation, production, scheduling, transmission, and related administrative and financial data, enabling mutual comparison and consolidation for members and the EBU.","EBU SYSTEM OF CLASSIFICATION OF RTV PROGRAMMES  \nESCORT 2.4  \nTable of contents  \nI. Introduction 4  \nII. Frame of reference 5  \nIII. General description 7  \nIV. Unit of measurement 8  \nV. Instructions for use 9  \nA. PROGRAMME CONCEPTUAL DATA  \n1. Intention 10  \n2. Format 11  \n3. Content 12  \n4. Target group 15  \n5. Origination 16  \n6. Language 16  \n7. Participation 16  \nB. ADMINISTRATIVE DATA 17  \nC. PRODUCTION/ACQUISITION DATA 18  \nD. SCHEDULING DATA 20  \nE. TRANSMISSION DATA 20  \nF. LISTENING/VIEWING DATA 21  \nG. FINANCIAL DATA 22  \nANNEXES  \n1. Definitions & Examples  \n2. Applications of ESCORT 2.4  \n3. List of sports  \n4. List of languages  \n5. ISO codes for countries names and currencies  \n6. County of origin/production participation  \nESCORT 2.4  \n\"Definito sit de uno et omnia\"  \nThomas of Aquinas  \nESCORT 2.4  \nI. INTRODUCTION  \nThere is an increasing need for public service broadcasters to have more reliable, easily accessible and internationally comparable data regarding all facets of their activities.  \nOn the one hand this is a consequence of growing competition in the audio-visual marketplace where public service broadcasters no longer enjoy a monopoly.  \nOn the other hand one can see that, in spite of deregulation and liberalisation, regulatory measures concerning (public service) broadcasters are expanding nationally and at a European level.  \nESCORT 2.4 is a project developed in order to satisfy the need to identify above. It constitutes a system of computer processing of data of the most essential aspects of broadcasting RTV programmes.  \nIt aspires to cover the whole process of broadcasting programmes, from their conceptualisation stage, through their production and scheduling up to their actual transmission, including administrative and financial information.  \nWhen applied ESCORT 2.4 could function as an EBU standardized basis for Programme Management Information Systems, acting as a common source of management information, both on a national and international level, because the data can be compared mutually between the members and can be consolidated for groups of members or for the EBU as a whole.  \nESCORT 2.4. is a project of the EBU Statistics Group which approved this version at its annual Plenary Meeting on 25-27 October 1995 in Bled, Slovenia.  \nESCORT 2.4  \nII. FRAME OF REFERENCE  \n1 Programme classification is an important tool for public broadcasting policy makers, from the point of view of increasing pressure towards accountability as well as for pure marketing purposes. The classification system to be used has to be structuredin such a way that these purposes are taken into account.  \n2. Programme classification is not just a matter of simple programme administration. It is a fundamental part of audience research. Audience research after all is the study of the relationship between audience and programmes. It cannot afford to develop the first element of this relationship to an ever more sophisticated level (electronic people-meter systems etc. ) and be satisfied with rough data about the second part, as collected by administrative departments, through unreliable and hence incomparable classification systems.  \n3. The structure of an adequate classification system has to be determined by the kind of questions that can be expected to be asked by responsible policy makers, either to enable them to design their own policy more rationally and/or to answer relevant questions from governments, politicians, the media, public opinion and members of the audience.  \n4. Traditional poly-dimensional1 classification systems do not fulfil the conditions set out in points 1, 2 and 3. These can be accomplished only by a multi-dimensional2 system.  \n5. A multi-dimensional classification system can be understood as a way to describe an RTV programme according to several co-ordinates in a multi-dimensional space.  \n6. 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