“As discussions concerning the length of single episodes of television series continue in Turkey, research by the country’s Radio and Television Supreme Council (RTÜK) has revealed that shows in Turkey are twice as long as their counterparts in Europe.
RTÜK President Davut Dursun told the Anatolia news agency they launched the research upon complaints of excessive episode length filed by viewers and tasked staff with investigating the length of series episodes. Responding to criticism targeting RTÜK, since it determines the maximum length of TV episodes, Dursun said they had looked into episode length and who determines it in Europe. (…)”
Source : Today’s Zaman
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Julien Paris (21 février 2011). “RTÜK finds Turkish TV episodes twice as long as Euro shows” – Today’s Zaman. « Devam edecek... ». Consulté le 4 décembre 2024 à l’adresse https://doi.org/10.58079/njfm