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The major topics are: 1. Gathering information on the EU and media usage (sources of information), 2. EU enlargement, 3. EU integration. Topics: 1. Media usage: television stations, daily newspapers, weekly newspapers, magazines, radio stations regularly used; preference for certain television broadcasts such as news, series, music broadcasts, sports broadcasts, films, documentary film, children's broadcasts, talk shows, home shopping e.g.; naming the two most positive and the two most negative aspects of the EU; desires for information and information actually found about the EU in daily newspapers and on television; sources of information and information media about the EU, used and preferred; usefulness of sources of information about the EU; judgement on the information content, the objectivity and the impartiality of reporting on television and in daily newspapers regarding EU questions; knowledge and frequency of use of information services of the EU; satisfaction with information received; readiness to use EU information services in the future; obtaining information directly from EU institutions and satisfaction with information received; readiness to use EU institutions in the future to obtain information; preferred means (SMS, e-mail, phone call, letter or visit) to communicate personal comments to the EU; interest in selected EU topics such as: personal rights as an EU citizen, history of the development of the EU, objectives and powers of the EU, certain EU institutions and EU treaties, EU policies and business, EU enlargement, consequences of introduction of the Euro, student exchange programs, immigration policy, traffic policy, policies on developing countries, agricultural policy, culture policies, fight against crime, environmental policy, health policies, food safety; personal Internet use; place of Internet connection; desired EU topics on the Internet; visit to the EU website "Europe" and reasons for the visit; desired topics on the EU...