Academic and TV presenter Mary Beard has said viewers should switch off programmes that fail to represent women, but has also questioned the BBC's on-screen quota policy, which she said could see people vilified.
Up until a few years ago parenting advice centred around the concept of "screen time" quotas with a Goldilocks-style sweet spot of two or so hours of screens a day, beyond which media use could become harmful.
With the ending of the second world war, the company was fired up anew to capitalise on the need to fill the nation's cinema screens with "quota quickies"; to do so, it required a producer of its own and, by virtue of his family connection, Tony was delegated to the task.
Today there are plenty of other bond quota screens.
CaMEO was a longitudinal US survey employing quota sampling for screening 80,783 respondents to identify persons with migraine.
The controls consisted of 230 men and 216 women, residents of central Prague districts, selected by quota sampling and screened for toxoplasmosis in the 1990 and 1996 multipurpose immunological surveys (MIS) [ 14].
"If you are a screener and you've got a quota of people you're going to search, there is a tendency to follow the path of least resistance," Mr. Cornelius said, suggesting a theory.
Screen-in questions, combined with a "minimum quota" approach, were used to ensure that the sample comprised individuals with the appropriate characteristics.
I mean, watching Starz's own "Magic City," "Black Sails" and "Boss," you can practically see the boob quota numbers right there on the screen.
Participants were recruited using a population screener, to ensure demographic quotas were met.
