Reality TV on the web

The legal deposit of the audiovisual web is the part of the legal deposit which the legislator has entrusted to the National Audiovisual Institute (Law No 2006-961 of 1 August 2006 on copyright and related rights in the information society, known as the “DADVSI Law”). It started in February 2009 with the collection of websites (audiovisual media services and online public communication services) and since 2014 includes social networks (including Twitter accounts) linked to French audiovisual. As part of the creation of audiovisual thematic corpuses by Ina documentalists, a study on the online presence of reality TV shows was conducted between November 2020 and January 2021. For each identified reality show as well as for its participants and production companies, social media accounts, Youtube channels, Wikipedia pages, websites and hashtags have been identified. The dataset contains the completeness of these web objects and when available, documentary information and metrics (number of subscribers, number of subscriptions, etc.) as of January 2021. All the publications, videos associated with these accounts and the websites can only be consulted in the hands of the INA, the custodian of this legal deposit. The dataset is divided into 4 data sub-games: — “Depot_legal_du_web-_telealité-_emissions.csv” contains all web objects by reality show — “Depot_legal_du_web-_teleality-_participant.e.s.csv” contains all the web objects per participant — “Depot_legal_du_web-_teleality-_production.csv” contains all web objects per production company — “Depot_legal_du_web-_teleality-_dones_documentaires.csv” contains all documentary data and metrics by web objects — “Depot_legal_du_web-_teleality-_dones_documentary_dictionnaire.csv” contains a dictionary of the previous file. The re-use of personal data present in the data sets published by Ina constitutes the processing of personal data as defined by Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27 April 2016 known as the General Data Protection Regulation (the “GDPR”) and Law No 78-17 of 6 January 1978 on computing, files and freedoms as amended, together ‘the Data Protection Regulation’. The re-user is therefore subject to compliance with the legal framework resulting from the Data Protection Regulation in order to ensure that such re-use of personal data is lawful. In any event, Ina disclaims any liability for non-compliance by a re-user with the above-mentioned rules.