What is a TV product and rights researcher?
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Here is a job description for a "Tv product and rights resercher" position at warner brothers: " Position researches Rights, Clearances, and Holdbacks for Warner titles, co-productions, and acquisitions for current television media productions, worldwide. Researches and resolves rights queries for current TV product. Consults product data sources, pulls relevant information, and provides documentation to requestor. Research may involve reviewing contract abstracts, locating & reviewing prior research, and contacting other production companies. Runs and analyzes weekly reports from Rights Net to track and update international rights system with all applicable changes regarding international TV rights for television feature product. Advises department of changes so product grids and web site can be updated. Analyzes Corporate Rights abstracts and verifies appropriate information in Rights system for all television feature product with recent changes. Maintains research file to track and utilize all abstracts printed out from corporate rights system in order to expedite servicing of future rights requests. Researches and updates rights system with all music clearances on a per episode basis for JENNY JONES and QUEEN LATIFAH. Communicates directly with Telepictures and division finance to ensure as many episodes as possible are cleared for sale. Researches and tracks all music rights clearances for all current television series. Advises when discrepancies between seasons may cause problems in series sales. Maintains all music clearance information in Rights System. Responsible for obtaining and maintaining most recent information regarding current and future season television programming. Episode counts, airdates, special episodes, series cancellations, and future commitments must be tracked closely for expedient advisements to field. Maintains current Television season grid tracking title, product number, episode count, network, premier date, day/time, production company, contractual rights, music clearance rights, and status of product in rights system. Maintains grid to track all Made-for Pay, Made-for-Cable, Made-for-Video, Made-for-Network movies, and mini-series by year for 1999-2002 and beyond. Reviews any Producer field in rights system, which is designated as Warner Acquisition, researches actual production entity, and updates rights system accordingly. Works with Clearance Administrator to address all open clearance fields in the system. All fields must receive an actual clearance date prior to the launch of New ITD. There are over 1 million uncleared fields that need to be researched and updated."
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TV software won't work without a TV tuner.
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man rfd tv \n\nhttp://www.rfd-tv.com/
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Try Google Scholar, it can locate unlimited No. of free & paid researches
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I understand your question. Maybe this could help:\n\nhttp://www.legaldocument.com/products.html
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What sort of rights. I'm looking for a case to take on right now. Is there money involved?
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The TV research companies select a determined amount of homes, and then ask those families if they are interested in participating in a study Those interested then agree to the installation to their TVs or cable boxes of a device called a "meter". The meter then keeps track of every program viewed based on channel and time of day and the amount of time that that particular channel was tuned. It is very, very accurate. However, the downside of the meter is it can register which channel is tuned, but is in no way able to know how many people are watching, and their gender and age. Also, it is not able to tell when the TV is just on and no one is in that room watching it (like my kids do).\n\nBefore the meter, there was a very simple system called the  "diary". The families that agreed to participate were given a booklet with its pages divided in days and hour frames. In it the families manually entered the channel and program watched, how long they watched it and how many people watched it. Although it sounds more thorough than the meter, it really wasn't because some people could forget to fill out the diary the moment they watched TV, and then just before returning it, they would fill it all out of memory. \n\nHope I was of help, my friend.
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People knowing what they are buying, and the long ranging effects of the companies they buy products from. The consumers knowing their fundamental rights and exercising them to effect to redress on legal issues.
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Go count the $200 tennis shoes walking in the door! Then ask them how many own a TV with cable! That will give you an accurate assessment!
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I am not sure what you are referring to.Are you mad at tv guide or something else?
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WATCHING TV AND PEOPLE
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I'm not sure if you can find it for free.  They are selling it for approx. $39.95 on several internet sites.\n\nHere's one:\n\nhttp://www.tv-memories.com/store/description.php?id=379\n\nHope this helps!
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you got to do a secondary research abt the players in the market, can also compare the attributes of the products. you can do a group discussion or quantitative study targeting housewives for detergent powders and for washing machine u can target both men and women.
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Marketing research is typically used to help a marketing department make improvements to a good or service, or the way a good or service is advertised.  Examples of common marketing research surveys are new product concept tests and print ad concept tests. \n \nMarket research is more often used to gain a "snapshot" of a particular market.  For example, a market research survey of the home television market may report the typical gender, age, income level, and psychographic profile of home television buyers. \n\nIn case you want learn more about the difference, or need a market research company to conduct either marketing research or market research, check out the companies below.\nThey are both very well known, respected companies in the field of market research.\nhttp://www.infosurv.com/b2b_market_research.htm\nhttp://www.acnielson.com
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See if ya can find something on this: http://www.freeessays.tv/
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Check your TV listings
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Same as any other Copyright. All rights are reserved to the author/publisher, absent any specific license to the contrary.\n\nNow, some channels and some programs grant specific licenses to people, for non-commercial home or educational use. This license provides additional privileges to the audience, but it's not something that is automatic just because of the channel the show was broadcast on. When in doubt, call the TV station and ask what their policy is for particular show. Their legal department will tell you.