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Object template

Radio-TV Program

Programming produced for and broadcast on radio or television, recorded as a research output with its series and broadcast details.

A Radio-TV Program is programming produced for, and broadcast on, radio or television, recorded as a type of research output.

The object captures the program’s title, series and episode information, broadcast dates, co-creators, and publisher.

Fields

8 fields

Field nameTypeDefinitionBound to
Program Title*textThe title of the program.
Series TitletextThe title of the series.
Episode TitletextThe title of the episode of the program.
Number of EpisodesnumberThe number of episodes for which the person took part.
Broadcast DatedateThe date(s) of broadcast of the program.
Co-creatorstextThe names of any co-creators.
PublishertextThe publisher of the series.
Research ClassificationpicklistThe research classification scheme applicable to the program.research-classification

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