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She said that Australia might have to settle for American or European programming — MTV beamed in, and not original programming.

In Europe, the local industry has been protected by state subsidies and by Continent-wide rules that guarantee that broadcasters screen a minimum of European programming.

To underscore the sudden conviction that such European programming is a necessary part of the future of the business, American production companies like Warner Brothers and Paramount are making plans to establish offices in foreign countries to create local programs, or else to buy up foreign production companies to jump-start them as local players in the program-creation business.

The educational content of many European programs differs distinctly from the American standard.

Cork trees are protected in Portugal, and there are European programs to help growers plant new stands.

Some analysts estimate that the European program would add about $5 to the price of a typical trans-Atlantic flight.

The European programs would cost cities about $4,500 per bike if sponsors did not step in, Mr. DeMaio said.

Spacelab, the second major European program, was developed by German companies in cooperation with manufacturers from Italy, France, Britain, and six other European countries.

And European programs do not generally include internships, they note, which graduates of American schools consistently rate as being among the most formative elements of their M.B.A. experiences.

As a consequence, the United States probably lost hundreds of thousands of lives to a disease that several European programs had made vanishingly rare.

"Chechnya is a popular war in the eyes of most Russians," said Emma Gray, European program coordinator of the Committee to Protect Journalists in New York.