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Share Words With The Wise
The Learning Channel makes for the perfect introduction to some of the finest homes in the neighborhood. Drawn to The Learning Channel's extensive schedule of non-fiction programming, they're anything but passive viewers. They're the insatiably curious, relentlessly learned individuals who want to know more.
 
Who Watches...
Educated adults with an above-average likelihood of post-graduate education plus professional or managerial status.

 
 
What They Buy...
The Learning Channel delivers a highly educated audience of adults who are 27 percent more likely than the average U.S. adult to have graduated college, and 76 percent more likely to own a personal computer at home, according to Mediamark Research, Inc. data cited by TLC.
 
What You Get...
 
  • High quality fresh and stimulating non-fiction programming that awakens the power of the mind.
  • Your commercial message surrounded by a diverse mix of how-to, cooking, science, history and educational shows.
  • Quality program environment: TLC ranked third in quality among media brands in 1998. (Total Research's EQUITREND Surveys.)
  • Highly desirable demographics - TLC's audience boasts a median annual household income of $51,838, according to Mediamark Research Inc. data published by TLC.
  • An audience that's educated-The Learning Channel viewers are 27 percent more likely than average U.S. adults to have earned a post graduate education, according to TLC.
  • Viewers rank TLC in the top five networks in perceived value, quality programming, importance to the enjoyment of cable and is among their five favorite cable channels. (Beta Research Subscriber Study, Nov. 1998)
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    What's On...
    The Learning Channel features a diverse mix of how-to, cooking, science, history and educational programs.
    • Lifestyle - Modern style, trends and tips for interested viewers. Programs include A Wedding Story, Reunion, and A Baby Story.
    • How To - Essential information for the renovation-inclined. Featured programs include Furniture To Go, Men in Toolbelts and Bob Vila's Home Again.
    • Fine Living - An ahh-inspiring tour of terrific locales including Europe's great castles and fabulous country inns. Programs include Great Country Inns and Inntimate Escapes.
    • Science & Technology - A broad array of fascination on screen, with an intelligent, engaging and informative focus on scientific developments, breakthroughs and phenomena.
    • World History and Cultures - An exploration of humankind, spanning history from the dawn of recorded time through present-day cultures. Programs include Real America, Savage Earth, and Real History.
    • Plus - Ready, Set, Learn! A commercial-free preschoolers' block, during morning program hours.
     
    Who Advertises
    The Learning Channel is a key media vehicle for a variety of advertisers targeting an upscale adult audience. Common national advertisers on TLC include:
    • American Express
    • Proctor & Gamble
    • Charles Schwab & Co.
    • Ralston Purina
    • Circuit City
    • Sherwin Williams
    • Home Depot
    • Toyota
    • Lexus
    • Xerox Corporation
    • MCI WorldCom
     
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