TELELUCANIA - ALL IN FRONT OF THE TV, THE WITCH VUVUZELAS, d Maurizio Gianotti.
World Time, time teletifo. What 'the relationship between telelucani and football on TV? In Basilicata, especially when they play Italy, viewers are placed in front of the television screen after being fitted with the essential and very noisy "vuvuzelas"? Or dish out the national sport and dedicate themselves to the highest regard? Or, ignore the league in the land of Bafana - Bafana to immerse yourself in the tele-trash?
Let's see. Monday, June 14 on BBC airs the first game of Italy, the match against Paraguay ended with a mediocre draw. Votes saw the game 19 million people (64.37% share). A cross-party consensus in terms of age: 62.04% of children between 8 and 14 years, 63.3% of teenagers aged 15 to 19, 67.2% from 15 to 24, 68.9% between 25 to 34, 66.7% from 35 to 44, 69.8% aged 45 to 54, 64.5% aged 55 to 64, 59.4% over 65.
We see the regional composition of the target. In Basilicata the game has seen 69.78%. More than telelucani, from Puglia (72.97%), the Abruzzi (76.06%) and Umbria (78.12%). Lagging behind, albeit with the Calabrian respectable 57.28%. To challenge the first game of the Italian team have sacrificed the daring "Velone" Canale 5, which totaled 1,695,000 people, equivalent to 5.62% share.
Sunday, June 13 to play was not Italy, but it was up to Germany - Australia. The first half of the game attracted 6,642,000 viewers (33.14%), the second time with 6,290,000 28.74%. The telelucani who watched the game were the 49.85%. We have just exceeded the Aosta Valley (53.42%) and Umbria (50.82%). The public of Germany - Australia has been primarily male (41.05% versus 25.95%), young adult (from 33.50% to 36.92% of teenagers to adults up to 64 years). Education? No discrimination: 32.69% grade, 33.605% average lower than 34.42%, 31.07% university. A rare example of unanimity. These days it is not little. Who said that football divide?
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