Period Analyzed: 2005, 2006, 2007

Below is a sample of program genres for selected stations in Argentina, Brazil and Mexico. These graphs represent the percentage change related to program genres over a 3-year period

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Have a clear picture of the genre of all movies aired over the last three years

Argentina	Brazil	Chile
Colombia	Dominican Republic	Ecuador
Guatemala	Mexico	Panama
Peru	Uruguay	Venezuela

Argentina Movies.

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Brazil Movies.

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Chile Movies.

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Colombia Movies.

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Peru Movies.

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Uruguay Movies.

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Venezuela Movies.

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The information DataCheck captures can be presented in a variety of ways. This report is just meant to show a sample of one way the data can be presented. In this case the Program Clock information will allow clients to view and understand the times and series titles airing across stations in Argentina, Brazil and Mexico during the month of March 2008.

Program Clock Offers These Direct Benefits:

• Know the series titles that stations are buying.
• See the times they are running them so you can overcome objections when selling films and series combo packages.
• This knowledge will help you recognize, plan for, and evaluate any selling opportunities.

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A review of the dates of theatrical release and telecast data in Dominican Republic for a sample of blockbuster movies shows that piracy continues to be a problem. In 2007 theatrical films such as I think I Love my Wife, Ocean's Thirteen, The Nativity Story and The Last Time aired on television an average 5 months after their theatrical release. However, if we look at Eragon and Firewall we see that Eragon was broadcasted 3 times within a 7 months period while Firewall ran 5 times within a 10 month period.

It is difficult to calculate the loss in revenue on the part of the studios since this is a relatively small market, but as one studio shared with Datacheck,” it is important to begin sales efforts in this market, even if the revenue is minimal because it would make the broadcasters liable when runs are detected running outside license periods.”

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DataCheck now works closely with the studios to reconcile the runs against sales contracts, enabling them to quickly re-sell rights or collect on any runs outside of the license periods.

How it benefits you:

• It frees you of the arduous and time consuming task of internal contract reconciliations.
• We work closely with you to make sure the reports you receive are totally accurate in instituting “checks and balances”.
• It relieves clients of the need to dedicate manpower and the associated overhead allocated to internal contract reconciliations.

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