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TV Culture in EU Continues to be Domestic in Nature | |
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A European Union executive revealed that people continue to watch domestic TV programs in spite of an increased number of EU-made productions.
In an annual report, the EU executive said most of the bloc's 27 states were complying with rules to offer at least 50 percent EU-made production, with almost 65 percent of shows of EU origin, according to statistics for 2009-2010.
Exceptions were Britain, Ireland and Slovenia, the European Commission said.
"However the majority of these European works are domestic works," it said in a statement, with only 8.1 percent of programmes on average made across a country's border.
Source-AFP
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