terça-feira, abril 12, 2005: format TV
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Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? is leading the way in "format TV", with 106 countries screening their own version of the quiz show.
The trend in format TV - programmes bought and copied wholesale for different countries - is now worth £1.6bn each year, a report shows.
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The report, compiled by media researchers Screen Digest in association with the Format Recognition and Protection Association (Frapa), suggested there was no signs in the trend slowing up.
In the past three years there has been a 35% rise in the number of formatted shows, with Australia, Sweden, Norway and France all keen to snap up popular programmes for their own audiences.
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Gameshows dominate, taking up 50% of the total hours dedicated to format TV, largely due to the success of Who Wants to be a Millionaire?.
Reality shows such as Big Brother, Survivor and Fame Academy account for 25% of broadcasting time dedicated to format TV.
The fastest-growing genre is makeover shows such as The Swan and Extreme Makeover, which Living TV bought from the US for a UK version.
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