Dr. Graham Mytton

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  On the other hand, Graham Mytton of VT Merlin Communications voiced the opinion that we will have to continue with analog shortwave broadcasting for a long time to come.
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  Graham Mytton pointed out that DRM removes the distinction between domestic and international broadcasting."So," he asked, "won't shortwave become commercially attractive, and couldn't there be a lot of competition for frequencies?"
  
  Adil Mina answered Graham Mytton's question by saying that "Yes, commercial concerns are interested in shortwave.

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  Tutor: Graham Mytton

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  Graham Mytton, who headed the BBC's international market research for more than 25 years, noted that Africa had just two radio stations that were not state-owned at the end of the 1980s; now it has at least 3,000.
  
  Since the Soviet Union dissolved in 1991, about 2,000 private radio stations, many of them carrying religious programming, have sprouted in the 15 former Soviet republics, where religious worship was all but banned."Things gradually changed, then became a gallop," Mytton said.

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  Mr Graham Mytton

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  The study was conducted by Graham Mytton, the former head of IBAR, the audience research office of the BBC World Service, who also worked for Fondation Hirondelle in Timor and Sudan in the past.

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  Dr Graham Mytton
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  Graham Mytton has more than 40 years' experience in both communications practice and research. Much of his current work focuses on training and consultancy in audience, opinion and market research. But he is also regularly involved in radio programme production, development programme and project evaluation, promotional planning and marketing, and in the study of the market impact of new broadcasting technologies.
  
  He worked for the BBC World Service for more than 25 years, first as a producer of radio programmes for Africa, and then in audience research and marketing. His last two jobs at the BBC World Service were Head of Audience Research for 14 years, and then as director of a new marketing department. He is the author of several books on media in Africa, and on audience and market research.

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  The seminar was led by Graham Mytton.Graham Mytton is a leading specialist in TV and radio research and works for the BBC in its audience research department.The seminar was attended by directors of regional stations.
  
  Graham Mytton: In Britain I once participated in the process analyzing the results of electronic media audience research study carried out in Uzbekistan in 1993.
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  Graham Mytton told the participants of the seminar about methods of holding audience research, how to place advertising and how long commercials should be.He also gave advice on pricing.Together with the station directors, he analyzed the mistakes in how regional stations sell advertising and work in the advertising market.

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  Dr. Graham Mytton, former audience research officer at the BBC World Service will also speak at this gathering.

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  Dr Graham Mytton, Research Consultant and former Director of Audience Research for the BBC World Service, reviewed the raw Intermedia data from the 8 surveyed countries.Dr Mytton then extrapolated the figures for the entire Arab world, and estimates that at least 10 million people in Arab nations are aware of SAT-7, 5-6 million are occasional viewers, and 2-3 million are watching daily or at least once a week.
  
  "This is a significant achievement for a channel of this kind," says Dr Mytton.

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  The meetings included plenary addresses on "Understanding Satellite Television Audiences in the Middle East" by Graham Mytton, former Head of International Audience Research at the BBC.Mytton highlighted the meteoric growth of satellite television in the Middle East and North Africa, noting that women tend to watch even more TV than men.

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