Already one of the leading exporters of dramas, if the figure is reached, Türkiye would position itself to further bridge the gap with the top producer, the United States.Īccording to Izzet Pinto, the head of Istanbul-based powerhouse distributor Global Agency, it's no coincidence that dizi are internationally acclaimed. Most of them who favored positive attitude toward the channel are attentive students, teachers and administrators, though tiny people negatively view the channel also exist.Turkish dramas-or dizi, as they are called in Turkish-have long been a popular choice for television aficionados across the world.Īvailable and adored in over 150 countries, it is estimated that the export of the dramas rakes in nearly $500 million per year, a figure the Turkish government hopes to grow to $1 billion by 2023. The survey finds uniform results as effect on popular culture. The study also conducted with gender difference by using 20 circumspect statements put in 3 – point scale. The study also indicates that Kana TV is highly popular among students and teachers. About 9% of students and 3% teachers and administrators are infrequent viewers. From this study, 64% students and 58% teachers are attentive viewers, while 27% students and 40% teachers and administrators are moderate viewers. Among the result, majority of 63% people attentively watch the channel while 28% are moderate viewers. By asking television viewing habits and their preference of television programs, the study aim to corroborate quantitative findings of the study. Using methodological stratified sampling, a survey took place in government and private schools at Nifas Silk-Lafto district in Addis Ababa with 363 students and 38 schoolteachers. ![]() Studies conducted of how Kana TV influence the popular culture within Ethiopian society. While appeals to shut down the network were ignored, the Ethiopian Broadcasting Authority (EBA) did change its policies to mandate that most of the content in television channels in Ethiopia has to be locally produced content. This led to different associations composed of concerned actors, directors, and writers to formally petitioned the government to shut down the channel prior to it being launched. The channel has drawn criticism from conservative commentators who argue that over-consumption of foreign soap operas dubbed in Amharic will corrupt Ethiopian culture. Kana Passport/National Geographic is the sole documentary program of the channel translating to Amharic, and Hop is musical television program broadcasting both national and international hits. #Time, #Mindin, Kana News and Sheqela are amongst locally produced programmes. Main article: List of programmes broadcast by Kana TV According to this study Kana TV had gained a 34% market share and 8 of the top 10 highest rated prime time shows were on Kana TV (as of March 2017). In March 2017, Kana TV released the first independently conducted all encompassing TV market study after launching its channel. The success of its dubbed content was largely built on this fact that there was a large appetite for foreign content in Ethiopia that was waiting to be satisfied. These studies revealed that a majority of viewers were watching foreign language content with channels like MBC 1 and Al Jazeera being some of the most popular. Ethiopian TV market ĭue to the relative infancy of the television market in Ethiopia at the time of its launch, Kana TV had to commission its own studies on television viewership in the country. It has offices located in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, with plans to expand its studios to make room for locally produced content. Fazilet and Her Daughters (Ye Fazilet Lijoch). ![]() Among the most famous are Turkish dramas such as Kuzey Güney (Kuzi Guni), O Hayat Benim (Yetkema Hiwot), Kara Para Aşk (Tikur Fikir), Zalim Istanbul (Shimya), Cennet'in Gözyaşları (Yaltabese Emba) and Mrs. The source of its popularity is the multitude dubbed foreign TV dramas it broadcasts. The channel operates solely in the Amharic language with part of the content being locally produced and the other half being dubbed content. Kana TV broadcast throughout the region by Nilesat and recently began its transmission on Ethiosat. The channel has specialized at serial dramas especially Turkish television dramas, which gain overall exceeding rate in its market share, becoming the most popular television channel in Ethiopia. Kana TV produces voice-over translation by dubbing foreign content to Amharic. It was co-founded by three Ethiopian entrepreneurs in combination with Moby Media Group and was officially launched on April 4, 2016. Kana TV ( Amharic: ቃና ቲቪ) is an Ethiopian satellite television channel owned by Dubai-based Moby Group.
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