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Region
Germany
Survey time period
1988 to 2024
Age group
14 years and older
Special properties
TV Scope, TV panel D+EU, all channels, Monday to Sunday, 03:00 to 03:00
Supplementary notes
* According to the source, the term viewer is defined as the potential viewers of a program with a minimun viewing time of one consecutive minute. Every person fulfilling the standard criteria, i.e. tunes in to the program and watches for at least on minute consecutively, is counted as a viewer of that particular program. In 1999, the AGF substituted the term "viewer" for the term "net reach".
1988 to 1991 West Germany; from 1992 Germany; from 2011 TV panel D+EU; from 2016 TV panel in German.
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