kerin · January 28, 2013 17:02
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 The content description model must be able to represent the following concepts:
 1)    A simple programme.
 2)    A programme with a number of different versions (e.g. edits for sex/violence/language, director's cut, etc.).
 3)    A programme that has been divided into a number of parts for publication (e.g. a 3 h film shown in 2 parts on different days).
 4)    A programme that is a concatenation of a sequence of other programmes identified as an aggregated programme.
 5)    A series of programmes that can be ordered (e.g. episodes in a numerical order) or unordered and bounded or unbounded.
 6)    A collection of series and individual programmes that have the same programme concept - i.e. a show (e.g. all series of "Only Fools and Horses" together with the Christmas specials).
 7)    A publication of a programme that may have publication dependent attributes (e.g. a film showing as tribute to a recently deceased actor which would have a different description).
	The content description model must be able to represent the following concepts:
	1) A simple programme.
	2) A programme with a number of different versions (e.g. edits for sex/violence/language, director's cut, etc.).
	3) A programme that has been divided into a number of parts for publication (e.g. a 3 h film shown in 2 parts on different days).
	4) A programme that is a concatenation of a sequence of other programmes identified as an aggregated programme.
	5) A series of programmes that can be ordered (e.g. episodes in a numerical order) or unordered and bounded or unbounded.
	6) A collection of series and individual programmes that have the same programme concept - i.e. a show (e.g. all series of "Only Fools and Horses" together with the Christmas specials).
	7) A publication of a programme that may have publication dependent attributes (e.g. a film showing as tribute to a recently deceased actor which would have a different description).