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Validity of Program Types the validity of The program type model in studies of televisionprogram diversity study By Doh-Yeon Kim Doctoral Candidate and Augie Grant Associate Professor Department of Radio-TV-Film CMA 6.118 The University of Texas at Austin Austin, TX 78712-1091 512/471-6640 Fax: 512/471-4077 email: [log in to unmask] [log in to unmask] Running Heads: Validity of Program Types Paper prepared for 1996 AEJMC Convention April 1, 1996 the validity of The program type model in studies of televisionprogram diversity Abstract This study attempts to validate the program type variablethat is typically used in television diversity research by examining thediscriminability of the variable to predict audience ratings. A typology of 24program types is tested on more than 12,000 half-hours of programming from allbroadcast and most cable networks. The results confirm the program type model,and the manner in which that model can be applied in a variety of research isdiscussed. Introduction Over the past decade, bBroadcasting deregulation and thetechnological development of alternative delivery system such as cable and DBS(direct satellite broadcasting) have led to a dramatic increase in the number oftelevision channels expansion especially in most advanced countries and newlyindustrialized countries since last decade. Parallel to this trend, there havebeen discussions about how diverse the actual programming is in a multi-channel,multi-media environment (for example, De Jong & Bates, 1991; Grant, 1994). Oneof the key debates in the resulting discussion of diversity is how tooperationalize this variable. In studies of television diversity study(and, indeed, inmany studies of television programming and audiences in general), it has been ageneral practice to construct a typology of different program types in which aredifferent inprograms having similar subject matter and format are groupedtogether as a "program type" (for example, Levin, 1971; Litman, 1979; Frank &Greenberg, 1980; Rubin, 1984; McDonald and Schechter, 1988.), which are assumedto beThe assumption behind this practice is that each "program type" isdifferently preferred by television viewers (Greenberg & Barnett, 1971).Although this practice is criticized by some, it is widely accepted because itenjoys a high degree of face validity. Despite the widespread use of this practice, little researchhas been conducted However, what has hardly been done is to empirically examinewhether different program types are differently preferred and watched bytelevision viewers. As Greenberg and Barnett (1971) pointed out, "to the extentit is useful to classify programs into '"types,"' these should be based onaudience behavior." The purpose of this study is to investigate whether viewersshowdemonstrate different levels of preference to different program types.AnsweringTo answer this question is valuable for at least two reasons. First,it can test the validity of the program type model for television diversitystudy. Second, it can provide a evidenceclue to buildhelp in constructing astandardized television program typology for future studies. Television Diversity Studyies and the Program Type Model How to define diversity has been a central issue intelevision diversity studies because diversity of television programs is by nomeans a self-defining term. Conceptually, diversity has been defined as "thedegree of choice available to the viewer" from television programming (Grant,1994, p.53). However, a question may arise if separately identified programscan be regarded as choice. In a sense, each television program has its ownuniqueness (Cass, 1981). For example, can three different sports programs, suchas football, basketball, and baseball telecasts be regarded diverse? Or, canthree separate news programs be treated as providing the same or less diversitythanas three different types of program (e.g. news, sports, and quiz)? To solve this conundrum, Glasser (1984) distinguished theconcept of variety from diversity. According to himHe suggested that, varietyonly offers only intra-format diversity, which is a variation of the samecultural product, not genuine cultural diversity of the kind which relates thediversity of what is on offered to some external standard of differentiation inthe community or society. Glasser's (1984) distinction coincides with Greenberg andBarnett's (1971) program type model. They argued that programs could beaggregated into categories reflecting the relative preference placed on them bythe viewers, which was called the program type model. They explained thatdiversity could be defined as differences in program type if "we can specifyprogram types within which we can reasonably believe that variations of quality,advertising, timing, author, performer, suppliers and degree of competition donot contribute to diversity" (p.90). Their expression of variation can beinterpreted as Glasser's(1984) intra-format variety. In the program type model,each program is presumed to be categorizable into a certain program type, andeach program type provide a different aesthetic and cultural value to televisionviewers. Previous studies ofn television diversity have usuallymostlyadopted the program types model in measuring diversity. Typically,researchersreseasrchersthey constructed a set of program type categories whichare exhaustive and mutually exclusive. They assumed that individual programscanould be usefully subclassified among a set of program categories such thatprograms across types arewere perceived by viewers as offering poorersubstitutes than did programs within the same type (Levin, 1980). In otherwords, viewers are assumed to have more similar preferences for the programs ofthe same type than those of other types. The principal categories were normallydefined by program packagers, ratings services, and stations owners, andmodified by the researchers for their purpose of research. Because program types are in the first instance defined bythe program supply industries and rating services, there has been an openquestion as to how homogeneous they were from a consumer standpoint. Someresearches have addressed that question. For example, Levin (1980) measured thedifferences in the audience members' preferences for each program type innetwork television programming statistically and confirmed that type differencesdid appear to matter to audiences significantly. Youn (1995) constructedprogram types based on audiences' attitude on each program. These studiesreveal that the consideration of viewer's standpoint in program type model isnecessary and can be methodologically executed. However, it should be notedthat each of the above studiesy has its own limitations in that Levin (1980)studied onlyjust prime time (from 8:00 pm to 11:00 pm) programming of the threecommercial broadcasting networks, and that Youn (1995) measured not actualviewing behaviors but attitudes of viewers rather than actual viewing behavior. In existing diversity studies, the number of program typesfor the measurement of diversity ranges from 9 (Litman, 1979), to 12 (Youn,1994), 21 (Levin, 1980), 24 (Grant, 1994), and 38 (Jackson, 1986).Inconsistencies in the categories of program types among the studies stem partlyfrom time gaps between studies from the early 1970s to the mid 1990s, duringwhich new program types were invented and introduced. At the same time, theseresearchers suggest that it is very difficult to make optimal programcategories. As a matter of fact, there can not be a single correctright answerto the question of program typology. For that reason, it has been said that thevalidity and reliability of measuring diversity depends on the degree to whichvalid and reliable distinctions between content categories are made (Levin,1980). The key question, then, is whether the conceptual programtype variable can be supported by empirical evidence. That evidence could takemany forms: audience preferences, content analysis for formal features, clusteranalysis (based upon viewer preferences), etc. Perhaps the simplest measure isto determine the amount of variance in program rating which can be attributed todifferences across program types as opposed to differences within program types.Any such significant difference would provide a strong measure of validity for aspecific typology of program types, as well as for the program type model ingeneral. Research Question and Hypothesis The mMain criticisms oftoward program diversity studieswhich apply the program type model have been (1) program types are based uponproducers' point of view; and (2) there may be as many or more differencesperceived within a single program type, as among (or across) different types.This study does not attempt to add another to existing television programtypologies by constructing its own. Instead of that, this studytryattemptsatempts to test the validity of the program type model by askingwhether different program types are differently preferred and watched by actualtelevision viewers and testing it with an existing typology. Greenberg and Barnett (1971) stated that, in the programtype model, audience preferences are assumed to be distributed unevenly overprogram types. To test this, this study proposes a null hypothesis like thefollowing null hypothesis: H0 : As many or more differences will be perceived within program types, as among (or across) different types bytelevision viewers. Based upon the null hypothesis, the research hypothesis isproposed as: H1 : More differences will be perceived among (or across) different program types than within program types bytelevision viewers. Method To test the above hypothesis, this study used the televisionprogram typology developed by Grant (1994) as a basis. He developed theatypology of 24 different subject matter categories[1] from those used inprevious studies such as Levin (1971) and Litman (1979). Along with 24-categorytypology, this study used Grant's (1994) data base which covered 16 full days oftelevision programming (7 a.m. to 1 a.m.) appearing on 41 nationally distributedcable and broadcast television networks from January 1, 1986, through June 30,1986. Although this data base is now somewhat dated, it is useful because itpermits the analysis of inter-type differences extended to cacross a range ofchannel typesable, including programming, with the ratings data offor everyprogram. The channels in the data base include all nationally distributedbroadcast networks (including PBS), pay cable networks, and those nationallydistributed basic cable networks (including superstations) that reached at least10% of all U.S. cable subscribers for which program schedules and ratings datawere available. The 180-day sample period was subdivided into four quarters ofequal length, and two weekdays and two weekend days (one Saturday and oneSunday) were randomly chosen from each quarter, to constitute the 16 sampledays. Coders familiar with television programming used program names anddescriptions to classify each 30 minute segment for each network into a singleprogram type. When a coder was unfamiliar with a program type, a call was madeto the program service to obtain more detail about the program in question.Intercoder reliability was determined by having a different coder recode arandom sample of programming. For the program type variable, intercoderreliability was computed by drawing a random sample of two periods from eachnetwork (n=80), which were independently coded by each of the four coders afterexcluding all cases that had been left blank by a coder who was unfamiliar withthe program in question. Intercoder reliability was .80 using Scott's pi(Stempel, 1981). To usemake the original data base fit for this study, theday of the week, the time of the program aired, the channel type (broadcastnetwork, basic channel, superstation, and premium channel), the program type(among 24-type typology), and the ratings score of Nielsen program data of each30-minute television program unit were recoded. Data were analyzed using SPSSfor Windows, v. 6.1. Results To determinedo pairwise comparisons of the impacts ofprogram types on audiences' actual viewing, a regression analysis was executedusing a audience rating score as a dependent variable, and dummies of days ofthe week, programming times, channel types, and program types as independentvariables. Table 1 shows the result of the regression analysis. Ininterpreting the result (as well as the grid of pairwise comparisons in Table2), the following background information should be kept in mind: 1. The impact of each program type is estimated by the use of twenty three dummy variables, relative to thesituation comedy base, (chosen becauseon the basis of its had being the typeof highest average rating). 2. The impact of each of the three time segments (7:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m., and 8:00 p.m.-11:00p.m.) is estimated with dummy variables, relative to that of thesegment from 11:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. 3. Channel type impact, using dummy variables for basic cable, premium cable and broadcast network, is measuredrelative to superstation. 4. Day-of-the-week impact, using six dummy variables, is measured relative to Saturday. To ensure the reliability of the final equation, the presentstudy executed sequential regression analysis, running the equation first withthree channel type and twenty three program type dummies, then, adding three time dummies, and finally, adding six day-of-the week dummies. In the result,the stability of coefficients and t-values across all three equations wasstriking. The explained variance adjusted for degrees of freedom (adjusted Rsquare) rose from .48304 for equation 1, to .49716 for equation 2, and to.501075 for the final equation which is shown in Table 1. In Table 1, column 2listrepresents variable names used as independent dummy variables in theregression equation, column 3 containstands forthe regression coefficients oforeach variable, and column 4 and 5 indicate t-values and significance levels ofcorresponding variables. With only one exception (Science Fiction/ Fantasy) thecoefficients for all program typesall other pairwise comparisons with situationcomedy reveal statisticallywere significant differences in audience sizenormally at p<= .01 confidence level. Thus,at can be understood that in 22 outof 23 tests performed, the net differences in viewersaudience rating indicatethat the pairs of program types examined are perceived as different by viewers.who obviously do not watch both. However, Table 1 provides only 23 comparisons of situationcomedy with the other 23 types. The extensive comparisons among program typesrequire additional regression analyses setting each program type as the base.Table 2 is a full grid of 552 pairwise comparisons after the further analyses.Each cell denotes the regression coefficient of the column program type when therow program type is set as a base. For example, the first upper-right cell(-.46) of Table 2 means that the regression coefficient of 'general comedy /variety' variable, when 'situation comedy' variable is the base of programtypes, is -.46 as is shown on the 18th line of Table 1. Shaded cells representsignificantly different program type pairs at least p<= .05 level. Shaded cellswith bold numbers stand for significantly different program type pairs atp<=.01 level. Overall, 372 pairwise comparisons among 24 x 23 = 552 possiblepairs revealwere found to be significantly different (67.394%). These complete results of all conceivable type comparisonsarecan be more briefly summarized for present purposes in Table 3, in which 24program types are ranked according to the proportion of pairwise comparisonsthat yield statistically significant differences in audience size. In thattable, column 1 and 2 represent the identification numbers aand names ofprogram types used in the analysis, and column 3 containmeans the percentages ofeach program type as a whole. Column 4 denotes the numbers of significant pairsin the test result, and column 5 reportstands for the proportion of significantpairs in 23 tests. The summary indicates: 1. Eight out of 24 types have significant differences from types in 19 to 22 pairwise comparisons (out of the 23tests run per type), which are above 79 percent of the basic comparisonsmade. 2. Another 12 out of 24 types have significant differences from other types in 13 to 17, or 50 to 75percent (13 to 17) of each set of 23 test runs. 3. Among the other four types, three have significant differences forrom 11 types or almost 50 percent of tests. 4. In only one case (Agriculture), significant pairs are well belowmuch fewer than 50 percent of the comparisons,which might be dueowing to the extremely low proportion of programs in theAgriculture category (.001 percent of the total programming). Discussion TheIn conclusion, results reported in Table 1, Table 2, andTable 3 prudently imply that the program type is an important factor, along withother factors like channel type, time-of-the-day, and day-of-the-week, intodetermininge the actual television viewing of the audiences. MAnd moreimportantly, program type differences do matter to viewers, and viewers perceivethe inter-type differences. Before discussing the implications of this finding,it is important to note the limitations of this study. Although the data consisted of a wide variety of channeltypes, program types, and time periods (totalingtotalling almost 20,000 cases,with each case representing one half hour of programming), all data were derivedfrom a single six-month time period. Since preferences for different programtypes change over time (McDonald and Schechter, 1988) the pattern of resultsobserved for this time period might be different from other time periods. Also,the Finally, the use of Nielsen ratings data in the analysis subjects theresults to all of the limitations related to the use of ratings analysis,including responserespone rate and other ratings biases (for a detaileddiscussion, see Webster and Lichty, 1991). On the other hand, the data set analyzed contained almost20,000 cases, with each case representing one-half hour of programming. Thedata included the widest range of channel types, all time periods for whichratings data were available, and an oversampling of weekend days (because thereis a substantial difference in program type availability on weekends versusweekdays). Although the amount of programming available to the average viewerhas increased through an increase in the number of cable channels and the numberof broadcast networks, the same program types that were predominant in 1986remain predominant in 1996. These results clearly indicate the validity of the programtype variable as a discriminating variable related to viewing behavior.Specifically, the set of 24 program types developed by Grant (1994) appears tobe a useful tool for the study of television diversity. Other typologies may bejust as useful, or even more useful, than this particular typology. To thatend, one of the most important contributions of this study to the literature maybe the explication of a means to validate a particular typology of televisionprogramming. An examination of the pairwise comparisons reported in Table2 indicates that dramatic formats (including general drama, situation comedy,science fiction, action-adventure, and westerns) demonstrate the highest levelsof discriminability among program types. On the other hand, close inspection ofthe pairwise comparisons for a number of informational program types (includingskills, biography, health/nutrition/exercise, science, and nature) indicatessignificant discriminability from dramatic program types, but not from otherinformational program types. (One way to explore this question would be toperform a network analysis of the program types, using the coefficients reportedin Table 2 as measures ofs similarity between program types.) The primary purpose of this study was to examine thevalidity of the program type variable, but it is also important to discuss themanner in which the variable can be used in studies of diversity. Levin (1971)identifies two types of diversity: "horizontal" and "vertical" diversity.Horizontal diversity refers to the availability of program types across allchannels at a given time, and vertical diversity refers to the range of programtypes offered by a single channel across its entire schedule. The simplest means of measuring diversity is to simply countthe number of program types available. However, as xx suggests, this measure isjust a simple function of the number of channels available. A better measurewas suggested by Bohrnstedt and Knoke (1982), in whose formula the value ofdiversity is determined by two factors: (1) the number of program typecategories (n), and (2) the distribution (Si) of each program types like thefollowing. n Div = 1 - Si 2 i=1 In the above formula, Si is the proportion of all programtypes offered for the "i"th program type. If only one program type wereoffered, the index has a value of 0. As the number of program types offeredincreases, the index value increases, reflection the increase in diversity.Therefore, the more program types are offered and the more balanced they areoffered, the higher the value of diversity index. Theoretically, the index hasa maximum value of 1 when an infinite number of programs are offered and each isof a different type, though it is practically impossible. xx DOH-YEON, CAN YOU ADD THE CITE, THE FORMULA, AND THEEXPLANATION OF THE INDEX OF DIVERSITY HERE? Future research should attempt a similar analysis for otherprogram typologies. We expect that similar results will be obtained that verifythe validity of the program type variable, and we further expect that,ultimately, one particular set of program types will prove to be better thanothers as a discriminating audience preferences. Although it is beyond thisproject to do so, it may be useful to collapse similar program types into asingle value, where pairwise comparisons indicate no difference in audiencepreferences. These results cannot be applied directly to the televisionsystems in other countries. Differences in culture, media system, and mediatraditions in each country are likely to affect the preferences of audiencemembers in different societies. We expect that a set of discriminating programtypes will exist for each country or region, but that the particular set ofdiscriminating program types might differ in the same manner that the culture,media systems, and media traditions differ. In conclusionTherefore, the program type model, and moreclearly the 24 program type developed by Grant (1994), can obviously be a solidtool for the study of television diversity. As television continues to evolveand policy makers and researchers contemplate the issue of diversity, theprogram type model should be considered a valuable variable to use in themeasurement of diversity. Furthermore, other areas of research ranging frommedia effects to the social utility of television should be able to use theprogram type variable with a greater degree of confidence. Discussion References Bohrnstedt, G. W. and Knoke, D. (1982). Statistics for social data analysis. IL: Peocock. Cass, R. A. (1981). Revolution in the wasteland: Value and diversity in television, Charlottevill: University Pressof Virginia. De Jong, A. S. & Bates, B. J. (1991). Channel diversity in cable television. Journal of Broadcasting and ElectronicMedia, 35:2, 159-166. Frank, R. E. and Greenberg, M. G. (1980). The public's use of television: who watches and why. Beverly Hills: Sage. Glasser, T. L (1984). Competition and diversity among radio formats: legal and structural issues. Journal ofBroadcasting 28:2, 127-142. Grant, A. E. (1994). The Promise Fulfilled? An empirical analysis of program diversity on television. The Journal ofMedia Economics, 7:1, 51-64. Greenberg, E. & Barnett, H. J. (1971). TV program diversity - New evidence and old theories. American EconomicReview, 61:2, 89-93. Jackson, A. (1986). Has cable TV diversified away the vast wasteland? Center for Telecommunications andInformation Studies, Working Paper Series No. 270. New York: Columbia University. Levin, H. (1971). Program duplication, diversity and effective viewer choices: Some empirical findings, AmericanEconomic Review, 61, 81-88. Levin, H. (1980). Fact and fancy in television regulation: An economic study of policy alternatives. NewYork: Russell Sage Foundation. Litman, B. R. (1979). The television networks, competition and program diversity. Journal of Broadcasting,23, 393-409. McDonald, D. G. & Schechter, R. (1988). Audience role in the evolution of fictional television content. Journal ofBroadcasting and Electronic Media, 32(1), 61-71. Rubin, A. (1984) Ritualized and instrumental television viewing. Journal of Communication . 34, 67-77. Stempel, G. (1981). Statistical designs for content analysis. In Stempel, G. H. & Westley, B. H. (Eds.),Research methods in mass communication Englewood cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall. Webster, J. & Lichty, L. (1990). Ratings analysis: Theory and practice. Hillsdale, NJ: LEA. Youn, S. (1994). Program type preference and program choice in a multichannel situation. Journal of Broadcastingand Electronic Media 38:4, 465-476. [1] His actual categories were twenty five, but one category(others) are excluded for this study.
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Megatron Wolf wrote:Knock Out still looks like a KO figure to me, both the paint and plastic look cheap.
Seibertron wrote:Hot Shot's face is confusing to me. When I look at the toy, the "eye brows" are the eyes to me. I completely look past his actual eyes, which are below the silver eye brows. They should have done the eyes in a yellow color or something to make them stand out from the silver. The blue just blends in with the blue of his head. No matter how many times I look at the toy, the eye brows just stare back at me.
Seibertron wrote:In the recent gallery of Transformers Prime Robots In Disguise HOT SHOT, you might have noticed that I modified Hot Shot and Bumblebee's heads so that it sits properly above his chest/shoulders. All you have to do is remove the last two teeth behind the head with an exacto knife as demonstrated in my pictures and MisterFanwank's video below. Care should be used so that you do not accidentally scar other plastic pieces. I was able to do the modification without taking the figure apart, but as you can see from the video below some might recommend that you take the figure apart.
Dark Optimum Supreme wrote:Sweet, I might have to try that. I'll probably mess it up and ruin the toy, but hey, it's Bumblebee, I'm sure a replacement will be easy to find.
RAcast wrote:Dark Optimum Supreme wrote:Sweet, I might have to try that. I'll probably mess it up and ruin the toy, but hey, it's Bumblebee, I'm sure a replacement will be easy to find.
It's still completely unnecessary. :\ Why risk ruining it for a pointless mod?
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I want to reload my factory settings on my Pod xt live. I have metal shop pack installed. Will this reload delete my metal shop ??
Not at all.
You will want the newest drivers and Monkey.
The newest Monkey includes the Line6 License Manager which will allow you to authorize the metal Shop.
See Zaps response.
Message was edited by: Triryche to include warning.
tri assumes that you bought the metal pack....
if you bought the xt live with the metal pack already on it from ebay or whatever... you WILL lose that...
Nice catch Zap!!
And could very well be the case seeing how recent Metal5150 created an account.
If it is 2nd hand and you did not purchase the Add-on yourself, you may be able to get the seller to "gift" it to you.
Yes i did purchased this uint from ebay. The junkie pack was already installed. I purchased the metal shop from the line 6 website. I noticed a couple of patchs have been altered. If i had a list patchs with all there settings i would tweak them without reloading them.
If you purchased the Metal Shop you should be OK, the FX Junkie is standard on the xt Live.
You can also save all your patches as a bundle with GearBox or Monkey.
Thanks for your help. I am newbie to the pod xt live, But i am slowly figuring out all the ins and outs of this unit.
No problem, we do enjoy helping out.
I don't have the live, but I do have the PODxt, there are some nice tones to be had.
Are you mainly using it for live, recording, or both?
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