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New SIGNIS Media (3/2006) : Understanding the TV Audience
Brussels, October 3, 2006 (Signis) - Who is watching religious television programs? That is what the new issue of our SIGNIS Media magazine is trying to find out in the wake of the World Congress of Catholic Television in Madrid.
The biggest challenge facing Catholic and other religious TV stations and producers is this: religious programmes appeal primarily to the already religiously committed but most promoters and supporters of religious TV programmes want them to reach the uncommitted and non-religious!
Also in this issue: Locarno and Troia film festivals, SIGNIS media education project, radio in Africa, etc.
Articles online:
Editorial (french)
Interview of Peter Thomas
BBC sees a renaissance in religious programming
Télévisions catholiques et audience
Festroia 2006: la touche humaine dans le cinéma






