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BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) - Europeans have nearly 4,000 television channels to choose from, but less and less quality programming to watch, according to a report released Tuesday by a European watchdog group.
The Open Society Institute's report said television remains the primary source of information for most Europeans, even as programming is becoming less informative and more sensational.
The institute analyzed television ownership, content and regulation in 20 European countries including 12 European Union member states, four EU candidate countries and four potential candidate countries.
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