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International Television Expert Group[edit]

The International Television Expert Group is a global non-profit organization for international knowledge exchange in television and audiovisual industries across the world.

Members of the group are owners and/or members of the top management at a television or at a comparable audiovisual media business company. All members have to be actively involved in broadcasting industry on an international level and are typically a member of a national or regional industry association.

Goals[edit]

The group aims to enhance international dialogue and provides public information on global TV channels, projects and market data.

Members[edit]

Members of the International Television Expert Group are based in Belgium, Bulgaria, Brazil, Canada, China, Croatia, Denmark, Estonia, Finnland, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Hungary, India, Italy, Japan, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Mexico, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Russia, Singapore, Spain, Switzerland, UK, Ukraine, USA and many other countries.

Organization[edit]

The group members are organized in national and/or regional industry associations and regulated by their national media regulation authorites.

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+== FGiersberg Talkpage ==
-{{OR}}{{tone}}'''The Tunda (La Tunda)''' is a [[mythology|myth]] of the [[Colombia]]n pacific region, and particularly popular in the afro-American community, about a [[vampire]]-like monster woman that lures people into the forests and keeps them there.  Sometimes it appears in the form of a loved one, as the likeness of a child's mother, who would lure him into the forest and feed its victim with shrimps she has farted upon (''camarones peídos'') to keep her victims docile in some kind of trance. This is call ''entundamiento'' and a person in this state is ''entundado(a)'' <ref name=González>González Cortés, Flover. 2001. ''Fantasmagorías. Mitos y leyendas del Pacífico colombiano''</ref>.
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-They say her [[changeling]]-like abilities are not perfect, as this ''[[doppelgänger]]'' of sorts would always have a wooden leg in the shape of a ''molinillo'', or wooden kitchen utensil used to stir hot drinks such as chocolate or ''[[aguapanela]]''. The monster, however, is very cunning when trying to hide this defect from its would-be victims <ref name=Puertas> Puertas Arias, Esperanza. 2000. ''Del Pacífico colombiano, La Tunda: Mito y realidad. Sus funciones sociales''</ref>.
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-In other versions, it appears to male loggers or hunters working deep into the jungle as a beautiful woman that tries to lure a man away so it can reveal its hideous, monstrous nature and suck his blood or downright devour him as a wild animal.
-==Similarities to other legends or monsters==
+== International Television Expert Group ==
-The Tunda bears a marked resemblance to another Colombian female shape-shifting monster known as the [[Patasola]] who shares a deformity of the foot that gives her away as a supernatural creature and not a real woman. She too lures men to their deaths.
+The '''International Television Expert Group''' is a global non-profit organization for international knowledge exchange in television and audiovisual industries across the world.
-This feature of deformed feet also shows up stories about the [[Deer Woman]], another shape-shifter of [[Native Americans in the United States|North American native]]s [[mythology]]. Deer woman is also a seducer of men, luring them to their deaths unless they are fortunate to notice in time that she has hooves instead of human feet.
+Members of the group are owners and/or members of the top management at a television or at a comparable audiovisual media business company. All members have to be actively involved in broadcasting industry on an international level and are typically a member of a national or regional industry association.
-==See also==
-* [[Sayona]]
-* [[Patasola]]
-* [[Deer Woman]]
-* [[La Llorona]]
+== Goals ==
+The group aims to enhance international dialogue and provides public information on global TV channels, projects and market data.
-==References==
-<references />
+== Members ==
-[[Category:South American folklore]]
-[[Category:Latin American folklore]]
-[[Category:Latin American legendary creatures]]
-[[Category:South American legendary creatures]]
+Members of the International Television Expert Group are based in Belgium, Bulgaria, Brazil, Canada, China, Croatia, Denmark, Estonia, Finnland, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Hungary, India, Italy, Japan, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Mexico, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Russia, Singapore, Spain, Switzerland, UK, Ukraine, USA and many other countries.
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+== Organization ==
-{{SouthAm-myth-stub}}
+The group members are organized in national and/or regional industry
+associations and regulated by their national media regulation authorites.
+== See more ==
+* [[Television]]
+* [[Lists of television channels]]
+== External links ==
+* [http://www.international-television.org International Television Expert Group]
+* [http://www.acte.be Association of Commercial Television in Europe, Brussels (ACT)]
+* [http://www.egta.com Association of Television and Radio Sales Houses, Brussels (EGTA)]
+* [http://www.vprt.de Association of Commercial Broadcasters and Audiovisual Services, Berlin (VPRT)]
+* [http://www.wirkstoff.tv/ Television Marketing Body, Köln (Wirkstoff.TV)]
+* [http://www.thinkbox.tv Television Marketing Body , London (Thinkbox)]
+* [http://www.nab.org National Association of Broadcasters, Washington (NAB)]
+* [http://www.natpe.org/ National Association of Television Program Executives, Los Angeles (NATPE)]