tv scheduling
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3 Types of TV scheduling
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Inheritance – scheduling a new programme after a
popular programme un the hope it inherits some of the
audience
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Pre-Echo- scheduling a programme before a popular programme in the hope that
people tune in earlier and see the end of the new programme
and like it then watch it the next time it is on.
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Hammocking – scheduling a programme between two popular programmes so it
benefits from both
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Some channels also sometimes reply on
Channel Loyalty, which is when an audience will stick with one channel all night, although this is much less common in recent years.