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Yek Jahan Yek Jam
Genre2010 FIFA World Cup
Created byHossein Zokaei
Presented byReza Javdani
Mohammad Reza Ahmadi
Theme music composerYek Jahan Yek Jam Music
Opening themeTitration of Yek Jahan Yek Jam
Country of originIran
Original languagePersian
Production
ProducerHossein Zokaei
Camera setup16:9
Production companyIRIB TV3 Sports Group
Original release
NetworkIRIB TV3
Release10 June (2010-06-10) –
11 July 2010 (2010-07-11)

Yek Jahan Yek Jam (Template:Lang-fa, transl. A World A Cup) was a live television program covering the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa. The program was produced by Hossein Zokaei and hosted by Reza Javdani and Mohammad Reza Ahmadi. It was the most watched Iran media program for the 2010 FIFA World Cup.[1] Yek Jahan Yek Jam started on 10 June 2010 and ended on 11 July 2010 with the end of the 2010 FIFA World Cup.[2]

The program covered topics such as World Cup news, technical expertise of matches, introduction of countries, margins of matches and live broadcast of matches.[3]

One of the key guests of the program was Afshin Ghotbi, the then head coach of the Iranian national football team, who appeared on the program on 5 July 2010 after returning from South Africa.[4]

During the broadcast of the program, criticisms were leveled at the design, execution, poor decor, repetitive guests, and not-so-extraordinary experts of the program.[5][6] Amir Haj Rezaei, Morteza Mohasses and Houshang Nasirzadeh were the main experts of this program.

According to media reports, more than 80 million text messages were sent to this program during the cup.[1]

Background

Yek Jahan Yek Jam program was founded in 2010 by Hossein Zokaei to cover the 2010 FIFA World Cup. The first episode of Yek Jahan Yek Jam was broadcast on 10 June 2010. 11 July 2010 was the last episode of this program.

Attributes

Broadcast

Yek Jahan Yek Jam went on the air every day for 1 month.

Performance

The hosts of this program were Reza Javdani and Mohammad Reza Ahmadi.

Theme

Program process

Yek Jahan Yek Jam program broadcast, covered, reviewed and analyzed the 2010 FIFA World Cup and related events on a daily basis. Typically, the program covered the 2010 FIFA World Cup matches, covered the news, and analyzed match-related issues with experts and reviewed the margins of the 2010 World Cup.

Program sections

  • Broadcast matches:

The program broadcast the 2010 World Cup matches.

  • Expert:

In each program, an expert commented on the matches.

  • Items:

Every day in this section, items from the teams, players and coaches of the World Cup and related issues were broadcast.

  • Guest:

In each part of the program, coaches and players were invited to the program and talked to the host about various issues.

  • World Cup news:

A summary of the most important news related to the 2010 World Cup was broadcast in this section. The presenter of this section was Mohammad Reza Ahmadi.

  • Technical analysis:

In this section, the World Cup matches (technically or qualitatively) were analyzed by a multiplayer team and the result was broadcast with pictures related to the match.

  • Pre-match:

In this section, the conditions of the teams organizing the match in the previous matches were examined, and a statistical review was performed along with a historical perspective.

See also

References

  1. ^ a b "۸۰ میلیون پیامک برای برنامه "یک جهان یک جام"". جام جم. 18 July 2010.
  2. ^ "یک جهان یک جام - شبکه ۳". تلوبیون.
  3. ^ "پشت صحنه یک جهان یک جام". تبیان. 3 July 2010.
  4. ^ "قطبی امشب در برنامه "یک جهان یک جام" حضور پیدا می‌کند". فارس. 5 July 2010.
  5. ^ "یک جهان یک جام: سوهان روح". عصر ایران. 15 June 2010.
  6. ^ "یک جهان یک جام؛ کمی جهانی باش!". تابناک. 14 June 2010.