Dick Vitale was adamant that the viewer is not tuning in to hear how smart you are — the viewer is tuning in because he or she wants to enjoy the game.
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Rachel Lindsay might be tuning in, but she's not talking.
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If you have a cable subscription, tuning in is simple.
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Thank you to all u THE FANS for tuning in!!!!
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And we'll be tuning in May 22 to find out.
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Thanks to all of you for tuning in this year.
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When Nicki and Remy was beefin,' everyone was tuning in.
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It exists to the extent that one is tuning in.
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I'm tuning in for CNN's drawing for the presidential debate.
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He blames himself for not tuning in to their concerns.
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Thanks for tuning in, we are back in a week!
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I'm honored to be here and grateful you're tuning in.
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Polls suggested that most Britons would not bother tuning in.
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Would the highly-coveted demographic of Generation Z be tuning in?
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That being said, she's definitely not tuning in for the reruns.
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Viewers of these pirated streams have different reasons for tuning in.
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But their governemnts don't try to stop them from tuning in.
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But that doesn't mean we won't all be tuning in anyway.
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I come to humbly point out why I stopped tuning in.
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Shocking plots are what get people talking, tweeting and tuning in.
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Voters also say they are tuning in for the impeachment trial.
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Thanks for tuning in, and we'll chat you all next week!
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Got a sneaky suspicion you are going to be tuning in.
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Black folks who've never watched the show may start tuning in.
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ET on Monday – with an estimated 100 million people tuning in.
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An estimated 22022 billion people in 22025 countries were tuning in.
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He is the character viewers can't resist tuning in to see.
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That's one more reason you can bet we'll be tuning in.
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Thanks for tuning in to the Model 3 unveil Part 1!
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So things could shift when they start tuning in for real.
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Definitely doesn't sound like he'll be tuning in for the big day.
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People weren't tuning in though, so he went back to square one.
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Colbert was beating him in the ratings, 473 million people tuning in.
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If you're planning on tuning in, you won't be short of options.
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It's that sense of uncertainty, Cohen argues, that keeps viewers tuning in.
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Now they are tuning in to see a truck, because it's Tesla.
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That remains to be seen, but you know we'll be tuning in.
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Somehow, my child makes it through every night without me tuning in.
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Or, more than likely, you're just tuning in for the fireworks show.
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Sarah Drew isn't tuning in to the latest season of Grey's Anatomy.
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If that pans out, it would mean 95 million people tuning in.
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When The Conners premieres this fall, Roseanne Barr won't be tuning in.
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First, he made it clear he wasn't going to be tuning in.
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ABC had 4.43 million viewers and FOX saw 85033 million tuning in.
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In other words, you do not want to skip tuning in tonight.
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With 44 million people tuning in, DeGeneres – and her character – came out.
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Increasingly, men and college students drawn by their topicality were tuning in.
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But increasingly people are tuning in to social media to consume news.
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It might just be worth tuning in for all the unpredictables involved.
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If you're just tuning in after the July 2023 break, welcome back.
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That bombshell could be coming at any time, so keep tuning in.
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"All in with Chris Hayes" was second with 85033 million tuning in.
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But residents and medical students are not the only ones tuning in.
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Read on for everything you need to know before tuning in tonight. Hello!
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More and more people are tuning in with each week the streak continues.
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If you're tuning in to see a home run, you may be disappointed.
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We'd be perfectly fine tuning in to a livestream just to hang out.
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In a myriad of ways, guys are tuning in to self-care needs.
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After watching other social networks get rich off of video, Twitter's tuning in.
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No, Black women deserve to be front and center when everyone's tuning in.
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Those tuning in from across the globe can chime in using hashtag #whatnow.
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Tuning in to watch Feud: Bette & Joan when it premieres on March 5?
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And there may be another person only tuning in one hour a day.
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Guess we'll all be tuning in to see what he unearths this season.
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But the spirit of inquiry survives, enough for me to keep tuning in.
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Ms. Sorrels began tuning in to the folk-singing traditions of the West.
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Watching Omniboat feels like tuning in to Adult Swim with a Florida makeover.
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It is the sound of this miniature orchestra tuning up, and tuning in.
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I love tuning in to the BBC's Radio 4 and the World Service.
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But I still couldn't shake the feeling of someone may be tuning in.
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The days of everyone tuning in to the same three channels are gone.
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Celebrate the winter solstice with Sibyl Kempson's rituals tuning in to the sun.
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Whether or not that's worth tuning in for is a matter of personal choice.
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Before tuning in tomorrow, read a full recap of everything going on in Gilead.
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Which is why you should maybe avoid tuning in too early in the morning.
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Check back soon to find out which midseason shows are worth tuning in for.
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We don't know yet, but we will definitely be tuning in to find out.
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For Goddard fans, it's worth tuning in just to see what's being hidden here.
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Americans are tuning in tonight to see just how ugly the fight will become.
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Are they tuning in to watch him when he takes on his next gig?
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KS: Explain what he does first for the people who are just tuning in.
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Bloated, definitely — but they've still got enough star power to make tuning in worthwhile.
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And someone will have to tell me, because I still won't be tuning in.
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I won't be tuning in just for Beyoncé — although that's a pretty epic bonus.
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PT. You can stream the event live by tuning in to Google's YouTube page.
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It feels like an experience carefully tailored for tuning in, for focusing on talking.
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There's no way to find out without tuning in, because nobody knows quite yet.
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It is among Britain's most popular soap operas, with millions tuning in each week.
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We're tuning in to the big race, and tracking important news and results here.
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But they shared their weights with the millions of viewers tuning in — 158 lbs.
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"It felt great and I want to thank you for tuning in," Buttigieg said.
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Netflix (NFLX) now has more than 20183 million people tuning in around the world.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, Fox News led coverage on Tuesday, with 11.5 million viewers tuning in.
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Find out which name won by tuning in to our Facebook page at 9 a.m.
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Users tuning in continue to flood the chat box with a whizzing stream of remarks.
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Guess we'll all just have to keep tuning in to her Snapchat to find out.
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We'll definitely be tuning in for future late-night snap hacks live from Chef Teigen!
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And I've just been tuning in whenever I feel like I need a good cry.
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But, no one is tuning in to a sequel to see the same movie again.
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The possibilities are endless — and we will definitely be tuning in to check them out.
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Nearly 20,000 people are tuning in to a Periscope of a puddle in Newcastle, England.
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She spoke to the intellectuals tuning in; she did not speak to the average American.
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The scandal is currently unfolding on KUWTK, but Kardashian said she hasn't been tuning in.
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The three-day conference hosted 2,300 attendees and hundreds of thousands more tuning in online.
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Noor estimates there are as many as three million Rohingya around the world tuning in.
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You just stream the music, as if tuning in to a secret and expensive frequency.
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Thanks to Ms. Burnikel for the puzzle, and thanks to you solvers for tuning in.
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Looks like just as many people will be tuning in for a second go-around.
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For Yankees fans just tuning in, here is the scouting report on No. 3183: 1.
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And yet, as many as half a million people are tuning in for each session.
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" Now, he said, "everyone's in the car or at home, tuning in their favorite rants.
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Tuning in yourself It has never been easier for anyone to explore the radio spectrum.
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Those with radios were tuning in to the only station broadcasting in the entire island.
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Traditional network showrunners can check Nielsen ratings to know how many people are tuning in.
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I will absolutely be tuning in when this minimalist car crash premieres on January 24.
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Mike Quigley (D-Ill.) said of the millions of people tuning in for the hearings.
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Some academic hospitals are also tuning in to the calls, like Penn Medicine and Stanford.
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Now, one of their favorite pastimes is tuning in whenever Ocasio-Cortez is live on Instagram.
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Celebrate National Small Business Week by tuning in to "Shark Tank," Thursday starting at 7 p.m.
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Tuning in at #assw2016 to find out what the men think about the Arctic #allmalepanel pic.twitter.
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Listeners have been tuning in to try and make sense of Chris's relapse and untimely passing.
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Fox's broadcast of "Grease: Live!" scored big ratings Sunday night, with 12.2 million people tuning in.
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The three-day conference hosted over 5,000 attendees, with hundreds of thousands more tuning in online.
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Fall Fragrance Picks for Every Basic Autumn Activity Thanks for tuning in to our Facebook Live!
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Though the show is geared for the 6-14 age group, we'll certainly be tuning in.
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For anyone tuning in on TV, the state of dual-mode cars would have seemed brighter.
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We would live tweet to make sure teens were tuning in and watch what's going on.
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Lovato never shies away from getting real, which means you can bet we'll be tuning in.
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Another season of TMOG is here, but if you're just tuning in, you've missed a lot.
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But VaxSyn never worked, and no fine-tuning in its biochemistry could have made a difference.
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This leads to more viewers tuning in to watch games and watching those games for longer.
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Even a voter who isn't tuning in during the primary will have heard about his antics.
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So, keep those meetings standing so they stay short, even if remote workers are tuning in.
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Yesterday, the President bragged about the numbers tuning in to White House briefings on the outbreak.
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I mentioned I&aposd be tuning in to both Verily&aposs presentation and Oscar Health&aposs.
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Asked if he will be tuning in when the inquiry begins televised hearings next week, Sen.
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Does she have other people tuning in every day to watch her do virtual spin classes?
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Tuning in to intense, episodic television, it turns out, is not a great way to unwind.
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And Ace's Bar will also be tuning in to see the former FBI Director do his thing.
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But what exactly is Love Island — and why should you be tuning in five nights a week?
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The two-day conference hosted more than 2,300 attendees, with hundreds of thousands more tuning in online.
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NBC promised advertisers an audience of 21 million households and only 18.2 million ended up tuning in.
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But even with so many people enthusiastically tuning in, the sport can still seem a bit impenetrable.
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THANK YOU for tuning in, and we look forward to turning it up with you in 2018!
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There are some familiar gang-drama beats here, but the cinematography alone is worth tuning in for.
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Fox News beat every other Network, for the first time ever, with 2628 million people tuning in.
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Fox News beat every other Network, for the first time ever, with 11.7 million people tuning in.
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Experts predicted the first debate may shatter viewership records, with more than 100 million people tuning in.
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We'll be tuning in on Thursday to see if Esmail can deliver the third type of experience.
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And, according to TV ratings, it's the kind of show the American people are tuning in for.
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Would simply tuning in to New York City's distinct chaos of noise without headphones have similar rewards?
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In the total viewers category, "Hannity" captured the top spot, with 3.261 million tuning in on weeknights.
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Twelve hundred people will be in attendance, with millions more tuning in to the event's live stream.
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Given the president's fixation on CNN, there is some probability he will be tuning in on Tuesday.
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Mike Morris, Guggenheim Media Analyst, says there's more to consider than just how people are tuning in.
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But for now, believers and naysayers in HQ's survival are still tuning in every day at 3pm.
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His first episode of network television: at least four or five million viewers will be tuning in.
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As televisions became more mainstream in the 1960s, people began tuning in to watch the city's celebration.
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People were tuning in to see Woods' measured account of the evening, and how the Kardashians would react.
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Seeing clips of the Beverly Hills women on yachts and horsebacks made me regret not tuning in sooner.
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And, according to the Times Square Alliance, nearly one billion more will be tuning in across the world.
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No matter what else happened this season, the Woods drama is what everyone will be tuning in for.
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The answer is far more complicated than it may have appeared to eager audiences tuning in the '90s.
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I'm tuning in just for the hilarious and weird ads, and I know I'm not the only one.
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If you are just tuning in, 500 Startups is an accelerator and seed fund headquartered in Silicon Valley.
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But I'm on the fence about it and am still debating whether or not I'll be tuning in.
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The 2628 million tuning in to CNN makes this the most-watched general election debate in network history.
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This is something to pay close attention to when primary voters really start tuning in to the campaign.
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We're committed to making sure everyone feels safe watching live video, whether you're broadcasting or just tuning in.
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And since you're tuning in, why not take the next step and build a machine of your own?
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His task on Sunday will be to communicate that image to the voters tuning in to the debate.
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They're watching, you know, 453 videos a month, they're tuning in for up to 10 minutes of video.
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Looking ahead to the show's premiere, Duane shared that he'll be surrounded by loved ones when tuning in.
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If there's some fine-tuning in certain regions where they decide to co-operate, that'll happen over time.
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And for years the "organic" drama of that scenario seemed to be enough to keep viewers tuning in.
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For example, the bike needed some tuning in order to make it compatible with all types of weather.
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"Mainstream sports fans are tuning in to the Superbowl at something like 110 million people," Duboef told us.
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Which is all to say, if you're a fan of Howery's work, Rel is worth tuning in to.
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Even though we don't know what the 2017 VMAs have in store, we definitely know we'll be tuning in.
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Either way, we'll be tuning in on March 20 and 21, when the two episodes are set to air.
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Stock up on all your favorite products and give back by tuning in to QVC tonight from 7 p.m.
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So, if you're just tuning in, here are our five biggest storylines to watch during the 217th World Series.
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But soon, other viewers began tuning in and sending in their own artwork to be featured on the show.
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We can't say we'll be signing up for the show any time soon, but we will be tuning in.
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The pacing, and investment, is similar to tuning in for a TV show, working through a season of conflict.
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When The Hills returns to MTV with the New Beginnings reboot, Kristin Cavallari will "of course" be tuning in.
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That does not dissuade them from tuning in to the country's most popular basketball highlights show, NBA Prime Time.
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It's clear from the strong responses to the show that audiences want to keep tuning in to Brooker's imagination.
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The NFL will still need a CBS or a Fox to make sure enough real people are tuning in.
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We're tuning in nonstop, with a face mask on and a bowl of popcorn, watching it all burn down.
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By tuning in, you knew you were getting a particular POV that was both young and a little dangerous.
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Greetings, and thank you, once again, for tuning in to Replay, WIRED's collection of the week's hottest gaming news.
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Just add this mystery to the long list of reasons we'll be tuning in to the show next week.
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Americans tuning in for the second presidential debate on Sunday night got a heaping helping of adult-only television.
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Another music sale worth tuning in to: New subscribers can get four months of Amazon Music Unlimited for $.99.
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It's worth tuning in to watch what happens and, if you live in the state, turning out to vote.
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This licensing regime is necessary to prevent different stations from offering overlapping transmissions that prevent anyone from tuning in.
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VR technology allows those tuning in to view various angles of the same event via so-called Jump Spots.
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The ratings hit an all-time low, with 26.5 million viewers tuning in to the annual Hollywood awards show.
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If you're just tuning in, American Idol is over forever next week and there are just three hopefuls left!
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What the episode also surfaces is that multiple generations of LGBTQ people may be tuning in and paying attention.
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For those of you just tuning in, here's some of what we'll be watching on Wednesday and Thursday nights.
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Ahead, the 10 TV shows and movies that Netflix fans in the States are tuning in to right now.
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Hundreds of TikTok users have begun live-streaming themselves overnight, and people are tuning in to watch them snooze.
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Whether or not love is strong enough to conquer any of these factors, Netflix knows you'll be tuning in.
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But there are people who are waking up across the country now, kind of tuning in at this hour.
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An undecided voter tuning in to figure out where the differences are between the candidates would be sorely disappointed.
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Football fans, and those who enjoy watching the commercials, will be tuning in to the Super Bowl on Sunday.
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We've reached out to Google to learn whether he'll follow the account, and if Pichai will be tuning in.
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Neither the judges nor any viewers tuning in were expecting Spicer to be a ringer or a ballroom star.
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I drop the script and start tuning in to the correct morning's broadcast, le sept-neuf par Patrick Cohen .
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Cable news demands a steady stream of excitations and "breaking" updates, a constant instability that keeps you tuning in.
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The television ratings for the last Democratic debate in Atlanta were the lowest, with 6.6 million viewers tuning in.
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The event would go on to be the most-watched debate in history, with 84 million people tuning in.
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We definitely know one A-lister will be tuning in — and hopefully offering up her own thoughts on the situation.
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And in case you're just tuning in now, the Big 33 was the best conference in the country this season.
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Tips come from doing what is asked of you, and you're reliant on people tuning in at the right time.
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But, with 90 million followers tuning in to profess their undying love for Kylie's Instas, it'll probably become a bestseller.
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If you're already addicted to watching the news on your phone, you have yet another reason to keep tuning in.
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I remember sitting in my living room and tuning in to Nickelodeon to catch episodes of Doug whenever I could.
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More than 2003 million US subscribers are now tuning in to HBO's standalone streaming service, which launched in April 2015.
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Another season of Teen Mom 2 has come and gone, but if you're just tuning in, you've missed a lot.
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Many Americans are just tuning in to Matthew, but this storm has been wreaking havoc in the Caribbean all week.
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Media hype or not, we'll be tuning in Monday night, and we can't wait to see Lindsay begin her journey.
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That's why, for Thursday's final debate before Super Tuesday, we will all be tuning in -- to see what Trump does.
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Millions livestreamed the event on Tidal, tuning in to hear one of the most hyped up albums of the year.
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That did little to attract viewers, with only around 213,22016 viewers per night tuning in after two years of operation.
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"It's one of the reasons I bought the car," said Mr. Khan, who works in auto performance tuning in Houston.
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Anna Wintour, Vogue's editor-in-chief and Condé Nast's creative director, understands why viewers are tuning in to her MasterClass.
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To keep their fans happy, radio stations are tuning in and taking a closer look at the songs they play.
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Related: The 'Great British Bake Off' is crumbling The gaffe by Leith apparently didn't stop viewers from tuning in, however.
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Salesforce is expecting 170,000 people to attend Dreamforce in person, with more tuning in to the event livestream, Buscemi said.
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Fox News drew the highest ratings for a Republican debate since December with 16.9 million viewers tuning in Thursday night.
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BeYoung: If you're just tuning in, Pac Div are the fly cousins to come your house and tighten you up.
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Cooper(s) may be the technical star of the show, but Diane is the one I'm tuning in to watch.
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For the love of Charlie Brooker, let's all do our best to avoid tuning in to The Proposal next week.
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Rivalries like these make for great stories that keep people tuning in, and it's something Street Fighter lacks right now.
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I bet he's tuning in to some of the fine selections featured on LibriVox read aloud by his fellow users.
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Video game developers are eager to show off their coming attractions, and fans from around the world are tuning in.
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Anyone tuning in hoping to gain clarity about the field was instead treated to a two-hour collective panic attack.
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Moments like that are funnier than anyone tuning in to watch a movie about a widely despised felon might expect.
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This 225 World Cup in Russia has seen record numbers of soccer fans tuning in on a variety of devices.
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Low-polling Democrats who didn't make this month's debate are soldiering on, but fewer voters seem to be tuning in.
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Right away, Thomas John said he was tuning in to a twin brother who wanted to speak to his sister.
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Are the people tuning in for the freakshows and being exposed to the top quality fighters lower down the card?
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Beto O'Rourke delivered part of his introductory turn in Spanish, a clear pitch to the bilingual Latinxs who are tuning in.
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"For those of you tuning in to see my interview with Louis C.K. tonight, I have some bad news," Colbert said.
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Either way, we'll be tuning in to the VS show to see if the supposedly estranged lovers cross paths on stage.
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The 2014 World Cup reached 3.2 billion viewers, with over 1 billion viewers tuning in to the broadcast of the finals.
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But even though the first two episodes premiered this week, there's one member of Bachelor Nation who just isn't tuning in.
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Only time — and the next 7 weeks of tuning in to watch a new GoT episode every Sunday night — will tell.
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ET, by either tuning in live, or using their cable login information to watch the magic go down on the E!
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People may be tuning in to yacht rock now for the same reason they did in the 1970s and early '80s.
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Here at MUNCHIES, we know that not all Super Bowl viewers are actually tuning in to appreciate a display of athleticism.
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Yes, a 25-year-old woman like me is tuning in, but so are teens of all ages and sexual experiences.
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Bachelor Nation is anxiously awaiting Arie Luyendyk Jr.'s season premiere — but one fan of the franchise won't be tuning in.
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As a Bachelor fan, I keep tuning in because I believe in the whole love-on-reality-television thing (sue me!).
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But, creepiness aside, are there actual risks associated with, say, someone in a remote location tuning in to a baby monitor?
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But for people who are just tuning in, I'd like to go back just to your thoughts on the overall market.
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This is why we're tuning in to the Bella Thorne-starrer for the other, more secretive romances of Famous In Love.
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In 2016, culinary television has never been better, and more Americans are tuning in as if it were Monday Night Football.
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And this worry was associated with tuning in to more media coverage and more symptoms of stress after the Pulse shooting.
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Of course, millions of people these days, both in this country and overseas, may be tuning in via online streaming services.
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Both campaigns use national cable to reach voters across the country tuning in to the MLB playoffs and college football games.
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If you're tuning in to the next Democratic primary debate on Thursday, consider keeping your political views out of the office.
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It aims to present those tuning in with a wide range of sounds spun by an ever-shifting roster of DJs.
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Hayes Brown: And if you were tuning in and out, one of the voices you heard the most was this one.
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And, if any of those people are tuning in right now, I just want to say: Everything's going to be fine.
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Online. What will happen between now and then is anyone's guess — and I can't resist tuning in to see it unfold.
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Wednesday, the precise time Americans will be tuning in for the Judiciary Committee's first impeachment hearing, led by Nadler and Collins.
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But this being the 21st century, you can get a glance of the comets by tuning in to this live stream.
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For this project it took a lot of fine-tuning in the editing to hit the right balance of humor and trauma.
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O'Rourke used his introductory turn to speak Spanish, a clear pitch to the bilingual Latinxs who were tuning in to the debate.
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Remember ... the 'Jersey Shore' reboot was a monumental success for MTV with millions of viewers tuning in for some much needed GTL.
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For many, tuning in has little to do with buying, or even playing the nightly raffles and games to win free prizes.
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The lure of This Is Us' characteristic touching scenes and heartrending moments has kept people loyally tuning in since the September premiere.
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More North Koreans are tuning in to foreign radio broadcasts, and South Korean dramas are smuggled into the country on USB drives.
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Really, it's her debate to win or lose, even though many voters will be tuning in to see the Donald Trump Show.
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We can't draw any reliable conclusions from this data about the actual people tuning in, because a correlation doesn't determine its cause.
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The premiere of Game of Thrones' seventh season set a series record of 10.1 million viewers tuning in to the live broadcast.
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And according to our survey, which had about 80% female responders, most (about 80%) will be tuning in to this week's debates.
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The company says its content gets 2100 million monthly viewers, with as many as 126 million tuning in on a daily basis.
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I've found myself surprisingly captivated, tuning in throughout the weekend to watch her get her makeup done, be interviewed, and even sleep.
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By the time Destiny's Child became a trio, it was clear that we were tuning in to see Beyoncé and the gang.
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But to transition this technology to the real world will take a bit more fine tuning in the lab, according to Shian.
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So I don't buy talk that F1 is broken and so over-regulated now that it is not worth tuning in for.
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Most importantly, voters are not only tuning in, they seem to be making decisions based on the what happens in the debates.
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Local channels are, of course, all around us, broadcasting constantly at a high bitrate for free — but few people bother tuning in.
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The result was an Easter concert at the Lincoln Memorial that drew 75,000 people, with millions more tuning in on the radio.
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And if the 2016 cycle was any guide, we will be tuning in to Democratic presidential debates in a matter of months.
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"Lady Gaga is a music superstar and I would imagine her hard core fans will be tuning in for her," Willmore added.
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That fact alone makes it worth tuning in, according to Vivian Wang, who covers New York politics for The New York Times.
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She learned about Mo Willems' live "Lunchtime Doodles" series on YouTube on Monday from another parent on Facebook and began tuning in.
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Watching the Comey hearing, and thinking about the broad American audience that was tuning in, our TV critic was reminded of Watergate.
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Carson says candidates are gonna do everything they can to capitalize on the massive TV audience tuning in to the Big Game.
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Here are a few ideas to keep in mind when creating guidelines (or your own playlist) for tuning in at the office.
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In June, Slack became the second company to go the direct listing route, and that's when Gurley said he started tuning in.
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And, if you haven't been tuning in ... give Austin a minute to change your mind, dude could sell salt to a slug.
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For viewers just tuning in, the questions had the feel of a recap, familiar but maybe more useful for the non-obsessive.
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The now-classic sitcom debuted on NBC on September 22, 1994, with 27 million people tuning in for the show's first episode.
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Just think of it as a big-screen riff on tuning in to a Twitch stream of some unreleased first-person shooter.
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Fans tuning in to Saturday's marquee matchup between Duke and Virginia waited less than two minutes before getting what they came for.
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If Today tuning in 30 minutes late freaks you out, PBS is also reportedly covering the royal wedding — thank goodness for that!
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The president himself is headed to Japan on Wednesday for the G-20 summit and will be tuning in from the air.
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Everyone tuning in to Senator Ted Cruz's speech at the Republican National Convention Wednesday night ended up watching more than they bargained for.
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This recipe, then, would make tonight's SAG Awards the perfect balance between your typical step-and-repeat and something worth tuning in on.
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Anyway, if you're interested, even Secretary of Energy Rick Perry is tweeting about it, so it might as well be worth tuning in.
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This Is Us is finding its place in the current TV landscape, and our lingering questions after each episode keep us tuning in.
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"Fans tuning in will have their choice of three live stream feeds with different artists performing simultaneously," reads the release from the festival.
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Viewers liked the approach, making it the most-watched series last season with an average audience of 18.7 million tuning in on Tuesdays.
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They may have found love on The Bachelorette, but after the cameras stopped rolling, Shawn Booth and Kaitlyn Bristowe haven't been tuning in.
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Over the course of the entire weekend, there were 41 million live views of the festival, with fans tuning in from 232 countries.
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On Spotify itself, podcast consumption hours grew by 250% year-over-year in 2018, with 49% of millennial listeners tuning in each week.
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To do this, the Science Channel turned to a format that relies on people tuning in to watch antics: a reality television competition.
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The Woods scandal is currently unfolding on the family's show, Keeping Up with the Kardashians, but Kardashian said she hasn't been tuning in.
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Of course, there's something inherently watchable about strange, so we'll probably all be tuning in when the madness goes down this September 25.
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"You're really trying to capture what it's like for the people who casually follow the sport and are just tuning in," DiPietro said.
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I started meditating, contemplating how pleasure feels and how to cultivate it, and tuning in to the small, physical pleasures of everyday life.
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If you're interested in tuning in live and following along with The Verge's coverage, see below for the best ways to do so.
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The cable news network was able to top broadcast networks NBC, with 2023 million viewers, and CBS, which had 7 million tuning in.
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The Tony Awards ceremony had its highest ratings in 15 years on Sunday night, with nearly nine million viewers tuning in to CBS.
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Beyond critical acclaim, "Game of Thrones" was a rare cultural juggernaut, with more than 45 million people tuning in for its final episodes.
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Depending on the day, Cook says that she tends to have anywhere from 1,000 to 5,000 viewers tuning in at any one moment.
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But what kept me tuning in all 2018 was the contentious, yet kinetic chemistry shared by the show's hosts, Mandii B and WeezyWTF.
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Today, tuning in feels like being deposited, lightly buzzed, into warm quicksand, and forgetting to extricate yourself because the marsh wildlife is riveting.
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But Ms. Arreola worries that others are not tuning in, and that local campaigns are not doing everything they can to reach out.
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At points, he seemed to be fine-tuning in real time, working through kinks and grappling aloud with possible holes in his arguments.
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It's one of the most watched events in the world, with roughly 200 million people tuning in to one of the 2015 broadcasts.
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The expectations among most pundits tuning in for Trump's first debate against a field of experienced politicians was that it would happen again.
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Anywhere from 20,000 to 40,000 people have been tuning in, Laurene Simms, the school's chief bilingual officer, told BuzzFeed News through an interpreter.
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Or tuning in together for the Metropolitan Opera's free "Nightly Met Opera Streams" or the National Gallery of Art's new daily live tour.
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We routinely spell out precisely what does, and doesn't, constitute acquiescence but say little or nothing about tuning in to one's partner's desires.
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But the truth is many Americans who may be tuning in today probably haven't focused on every twist and turn of the investigation.
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It was unbelievably schlocky, and yet the end result was a national civics lesson, with a whopping 33 million-plus people tuning in.
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But what's lost in this is that appeal to the voters who are tuning in who aren't in our fired-up Democratic base.
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Whether those numbers are sustainable, or if more people were tuning in because it was in its final season, will soon be determined.
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Both campaigns use national cable to reach voters across the country tuning in to the Major League Baseball playoffs and college football games.
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I've been tuning in for an hour, and have so far detected some sort of cetacean noise, and what resembled a boat propeller.
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But I was wholly sold on tuning in to the revamp of ANTM just to get more of Ashley Graham and her general amazingness.
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Settle in, turn off Twitter, and escape the political performances of 2016 by tuning in to an America that's ready for a good time.
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In any event, Kensho is good at tuning out the market pundits and tuning in to the acual performance of stocks around key events.
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The premiere of Becca Kufrin's season of The Bachelorette is just hours away — so will Arie Luyendyk Jr. and Lauren Burnham be tuning in?
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Watching TV used to mean tuning in on a certain time and day, then sharing a conversation around the water cooler the next morning.
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High school dramas are having a moment, with millions of viewers tuning in to watch shows like 13 Reasons Why, Cloak & Dagger, and Riverdale.
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But football in America is unusual because the women's team is paid less than the men, despite more people tuning in to watch them.
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It's the Trump effect at work again with many Americans tuning in each week knowing that the president is very likely doing the same.
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His open hearing before the Senate Intelligence Committee on June 8 became a highly anticipated political spectacle, with almost 20 million people tuning in.
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However, the new report finds that the majority (almost 75%) of Twitch's viewership still comes from people tuning in to the top 5,000 channels.
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If you're tuning in at the time of publication article (4:30AM ET) then don't expect to see more than a quiet control room.
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As the caucuses near and attention picks up, she may have a particularly good shot at winning over voters who are just tuning in.
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In March, CNN reached a record number of viewers during its Republican town hall, with an average of about 3.26 million people tuning in.
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Mindfulness and meditation practices help us develop the skill of tuning in, and as a result, we are able to have better sexual experiences.
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This information will also matter to advertisers, who want to pay for placements on podcasts people are actually tuning in to, not just downloading.
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There were two key takeaways for those tuning in: what the candidates had to say about the national emergency, and how they said it.
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The joy of seeing the essence of WWDITS brought to the small screen will be enough to keep fans of the film tuning in.
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That's 2603,000 more than the number tuning in to the third hour of "Today," a lead that has grown since Ms. Kelly joined NBC.
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And her legacy will endure through the life lessons she gave to generations of children tuning in to Sesame Street to learn their ABCs.
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Instead of employing grand changes in volume, "Everything That Rises" finds Mr. Adams exploring dissonance and just-intonation tuning, in the gentlest of ways.
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It's having an effect Fifth-grader Trevor Green never liked to read books - until he started tuning in, his grandmother and guardian told CNN.
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But just because they're tuning in doesn't mean you can expect them to change their minds on whether President Donald Trump should be impeached.
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Up next Apple's iPhone 11 event kicks off at 1 pm ET. Consumers — and investors in the tech company — will definitely be tuning in.
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Possibly. But as Black Mirror is eager to remind us, the possibility of seeing humanism, not nihilism, succeed is why we keep tuning in.
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Monday's debate was the most watched presidential debate in U.S. history, with an estimated 84 million people tuning in for the 90-minute exchange.
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And while we're hoping for a cute red carpet cameo from ZiGi, we're also tuning in to Sunday's show for Hadid's parade of outfit changes.
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If you're tuning in for Super Bowl LIII, but live outside of the US, you can likely still tune into the game in some fashion.
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That might be frustrating for viewers tuning in solely for the image of Balfe and Heughan getting naked and doing what they do so well.
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As football season gets underway, many are tuning in not to watch the games, but to watch an important movement taking place on the field.
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Before tuning in, however, we should first chose a bottle of wine to enjoy with the third to last episode of the show's first season.
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At a certain level of live-streaming fame, audiences are tuning in more for the broadcaster than for whatever that broadcaster is doing on camera.
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Still, as long as the cable box is set to CBS, the Slingbox is an easy method for tuning in to the game from abroad.
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" When asked if Jim Bob or anyone in the family will be tuning in to watch her and Dillon's drama unfold, Amy thinks, "probably not.
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Although many will be tuning in specifically because of this relationship, the show might deny us any kind of acknowledgment to respect the couple's privacy.
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No word on when the TV show will drop, but you can bet we'll be tuning in with our security blanket and our tinfoil hats.
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The network treats everything as soap opera, as an endless clash between personalities where you have to keep tuning in to see what happens next.
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ET/PT — just two days after the presidential inauguration, so there are no excuses for not tuning in (unless, of course, you're a cat person).
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Internationally, millions of people have been following the race just as closely, and tonight, many are tuning in to see who the winner will be.
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I'm journeying to Bachelor Nation on a tourist visa, but I definitely plan on tuning in have some aspirations of my own for this season.
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Although Barr said that she wouldn't be tuning in to watch the Roseanne spin-off, she made her voice loud and clear on premiere night.
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When asked if her man was on site to support her, Henson, 47, told reporters he was back in Chicago — but was definitely tuning in.
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I didn't expect that 160 episodes later (7 years, folks!), I would still be tuning in every Tuesday to figure out the identity of A.
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Martin Luther King Jr. -- You might want to think twice before tuning in to Lindsay Lohan's new reality show on MTV, CNN's Brian Lowry says.
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Advances in technology, especially in live, high-definition streaming video, have allowed campaigns to reach people who may not be tuning in to network coverage.
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The hit show wound up breaking viewing records, with more than 17.8 million people tuning in to watch the season eight episode, "The Long Night."
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On Halloween Eve in 1938, people tuning in to CBS radio heard an unsettling announcement that martians had invaded New Jersey, which created mass hysteria.
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Indeed, besides the Navy, the majority of radio listeners were amateur tinkerers, ham operators tuning in to a chaotic array of sounds on crystal sets.
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"The Big Bang Theory" ended its long, successful run with 18 million people tuning in for its series finale on Thursday night, according to Nielsen.
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That's in addition to the 80,000 people stuck inside and tuning in locally via 90.7 FM, up from 19,000 according to a recent Nielsen study.
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This summer, little by little, black neighborhoods are tuning in to the national soap opera, in part because of fascination with a distant power structure.
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Which is why a lot of people will be tuning in to watch Thursday's game with great interest: What, exactly, will this team look like?
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The show also broke a Netflix record, with 40.7 million member accounts tuning in within the first four days of its third season in July.
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Just last year she wasn't so different from the rest of us "Housewives" fans, tuning in each week from her couch, clad in cozy loungewear.
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Many in America who are supportive of Mr. Trump already feel alienated by "Hollywood elites," and might not be tuning in to the Oscars anyway.
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Television fans will be tuning in on Sunday for the 71st Primetime Emmy Awards and finding out if their favorite shows and actors win big.
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New York (CNN Business)The first game of the NFL's 100th year wasn't much fun to watch, but that didn't stop people from tuning in.
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It sounds more akin to Google Hangouts or Skype, with a priority on smaller, group video chats with people you know versus strangers tuning in.
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At the height of its powers, 30 million people were tuning in to see what the doctors of County General Hospital were up to each week.
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Whether you're tuning in or not, read on to find out the most important moments of the first Democratic primary debate of the 2020 presidential election.
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If you're tuning in for the 2019 Oscars and wondering why there's no host this year, the answer is about as dramatic as you might expect.
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Any true Game of Thrones fan knows to fully understand the plot, you have to dive a little deeper than simply tuning in on Sunday nights.
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Tuning in once a week doesn't allow for as lulling a feeling of escape, and it turns the show instead into just another to-do item.
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With almost 214 million tuning in to 2015's entire contest, international publicity and popularity is a great prize—along with the trophy—for each winner.
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At its peak, more than 25,503 people were tuning in to Key and Peele's stream as a second screen to complement the game on their televisions.
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If he does anything bad this season I pray no one tells me, because his wholesome transformation is now the only thing I'm tuning in for.
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After previously turning down the opportunity to perform at the halftime show, the 30-year-old singer let fans know she wouldn't even be tuning in.
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"I wouldn't be shocked if during the dance I do tear up," says Jennings, who adds that he hopes his story will encourage families tuning in.
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Global investors have been tuning in to the various economic data on China for signs of damage caused by the tariff fight between Beijing and Washington.
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It's been really impressive to watch, and whenever I get a chance, whether he's on Thursday night, Sunday night, Monday night, I'm for sure tuning in.
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Trump also said he hadn't been tuning in to the actual games Sunday ... even though he was tweeting about NFL-National Anthem related matters all day.
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Podcasts are still mainly formatted like NPR radio shows, with hosts discussing politics, business or society and a particular audience demographic tuning in as a result.
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In fact, if you included all of the invertebrates, it's astonishing how many different tiny invertebrate animals have evolved different ways of tuning in to sound.
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From a few advance episodes of the show, it's clear that His Dark Materials promises enough adventure and intrigue to make it worth tuning in weekly.
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Thanks to social media, the nation is tuning in to a phenomenon of everyday racial profiling that's been impeding the lives of black people for decades.
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We're still interested in that stuff, but the real reason we are now tuning in is to soak up all the juicy speeches that turn political.
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Why it matters: These requests could have easily been made outside of this hearing, but the event is being broadcast, and constituents could be tuning in.
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With millions tuning in to Drag Race, RuPaul has the scope and ability to uplift trans artists, fight misogyny, and address racism in the LGBTQ community.
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"We still have a lot of caucusgoers who really start tuning in and fine tuning what their decision may be in the last month," Strawn said.
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Listening to Allied broadcasts was an illegal act: those found guilty of tuning in to an international station could be imprisoned or even executed for treason.
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That's like tuning in to see the new season of 'Game of Thrones' and it's just Barr holding a sign that says, 'Dragons did some stuff.
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K.M. says even if fans don't like his "charming narcissism," they're gonna end up tuning in to watch him 'cause he's THAT good of a player.
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During the talk, Mr. Noah answered questions submitted by college students tuning in from watch parties that had been set up on campuses across the country.
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From races to watch to the anniversary of a very important moment in pop culture, we've rounded up what you need to know before tuning in.
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While acknowledging some need for fine-tuning in the regulations, he pushed for several other changes to make sure the mistakes of the past aren't repeated.
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Make sure to stay up to date with the Women Rule community in 2020 by signing up for the newsletter and tuning in to the podcast.
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That won't stop what may well be 1.93 million Americans tuning in to see the matchup between the San Francisco 49ers and the Kansas City Chiefs.
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Warren, again, for people who are just waking up, they're tuning in and they want to know what you think about this sell-off this morning.
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A partygoer in Los Angeles might shout out to a cousin in Puebla, which the recipient would listen for when tuning in to the sonidero's set.
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Apollo 113 fascinated the world, with hundreds of millions tuning in to watch it on TV. It also changed the way we understood our solar system.
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If you're tuning in to CNN tonight (and let's face it, you probably are), my colleagues and I will be chatting live about what's happening onstage.
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"Art was a little more, if he thought you were loo-la, he would tell you," said Veronica Costin, who started tuning in during the 1990s.
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Those tuning in to the YouTube Coachella 2019 channel can create personalized viewing schedules and will be able to catch moments from more than 80 acts.
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So, if you plan on tuning in, you may find yourself wondering how long the 2019 Grammy Awards are in order to map out your evening accordingly.
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Her analysis of and enthusiasm for women's sports is addictive and will absolutely have you tuning in to the WNBA Finals or the Women's Baseball World Cup.
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The winner of the $40,000 top prize will emerge from the finals on Thursday night, with a worldwide audience tuning in to the live broadcast on ESPN.
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But millions of people are still tuning in, whether to cheer on their home state, simply hate-watch, or watch for cringe-worthy and hilarious viral moments.
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Even if you're nowhere near Kentucky and you know nothing about horse racing, you may still be thinking of tuning in (or even dressing up a little).
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The sixth and final season of "Downton Abbey" started off strong on Sunday night, with a total of 9.9 million viewers tuning in for the season premiere.
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As for the Charmed reboot, details are still in short supply, though one thing we know certain: former Charmed star, Alyssa Milano will not be tuning in.
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Her viewers may not have access to a Hamptons home, but they're certainly tuning in for her easy-to-follow recipes and lifestyle tips like this one.
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These ads lead us all to wonder if our phones are secretly tuning in, and the answer might not be what you suspected, but it's equally unsettling.
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Instead, the question is who these huge audiences will be able to watch in the years to come, and whether they will want to keep tuning in.
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And for those of you who can't make it, no worries: Just get your fix by tuning in when the show drops on Netflix on April 21.
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I'll probably watch the show the same way I have for the past several years: by occasionally tuning in for a total of 30 minutes or so.
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If you actually look at hours watched in television, no one is tuning in to catch the latest episode of "Shark Week" — it is just what's on.
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The network garnered high ratings by stoking those anxieties and making certain the public kept tuning in because they were so terrified about what would come next.
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If you do plan on tuning in, some viewing options: ON TV: The debate will be carried by all three major broadcast networks — NBC, CBS and ABC.
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Nielsen Media Research data showed 12.7 million people tuning in to the second day of the impeachment hearings across ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox News, CNN and MSNBC.
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But for those who make up the millions tuning in six times a week, those words and phrases should have crept into your regular vocabulary by now.
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People are most likely tuning in to The Defenders because they want to see these four heroes band together and beat up a slew of faceless henchmen.
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But now that the race for the next president of the United States has officially kicked off with the Iowa Caucuses, even club kids are tuning in.
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New Hampshire voters have a reputation for tuning in to the election later than Iowa caucus-goers, making building an organization to capitalize on Iowa momentum key.
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Sometimes when I'm sitting still, seemingly idle in a cafe or a park during the weekday, I find myself tuning in to a certain kind of talk.
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Naeher, unknown to most of the world, and perhaps to many casual American fans just tuning in for the World Cup, has stepped into the starting role.
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Wednesday night, Beyhive across the world will relive Beyoncé's epic two-weekend 2018 Coachella performances by tuning in to watch Homecoming on Netflix for the millionth time.
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"We fear the impact of COVID-19 on the economy," Brex cofounder and co-CEO Henrique Dubugras told the hundreds of startup employees tuning in on Tuesday.
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Each show is dripping with prestige, aiming to either win awards or capture so much buzz that consumers will feel left out if they aren't tuning in.
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Whether you have followed every step of the investigation or are tuning in after months of avoiding the headlines, here is a primer for the report's release.
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For almost two decades, Americans have been tuning in to cheer on the antihero on television, on acclaimed series from "The Sopranos" to "Breaking Bad" -- and dozens more.
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No matter how many dozens of Netflix-and-chill nights you and your long-term partner have had together, there's something that keeps you tuning in for more.
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According to Netflix, the new season was such a popular viewing pick that it actually broke the service's four-day record, with 40.7 million "household accounts" tuning in.
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While most of those sessions will be pretty technical, Apple's opening keynote is always worth tuning in for, as it tends to be a largely consumer-focused presentation.
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Since then, Hodgson has repeated the tradition, with an annual build-up that has eager fans tuning in to see which classic MST3K movies will make the cut.
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Little is known about how tyrannosaurids developed not just their gigantic sizes, but also their highly unusual brains and ears capable of tuning in to low-frequency sounds.
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For people who saw the potential in The Orville enough to consider tuning in but didn't like what they saw, it's a perfect time to come back aboard.
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But after putting them to the test during this workout, I'll definitely be tuning in to Susan's next QVC appearance to stock up on a few more pairs.
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With an average 111.9 million people tuning in to watch Sunday's event, according to Nielsen's preliminary results, it's an audience that film studios simply cannot miss out on.
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Before tuning in Saturday Night Live alum Tracy Morgan's new Netflix special, see what kind of laughs current cast members can bring without the fancy costars and sets.
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Here are the six key differences that make the Netflix version worth tuning in for — or worth skipping, depending on how faithful you like your adaptations to be.
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Mr. Robot airs Wednesday night at 10PM ET, and you can watch the Mr. Robot Digital After Show right after by tuning in to the Ustream channel above.
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CBS is no doubt hoping "Wisdom of the Crowd" downloads the latter's longevity, but based on an initial sampling, the reward for tuning in is modest at best.
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With millions of people regularly tuning in to his YouTube video blogs every morning, Casey Neistat has a millennial fan base coveted by both marketers and media companies.
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They may want to show an ad to their hard-core supporters, for example, that is unlike an ad targeted at people just tuning in to the election.
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Again, all episodes will be available at the end of this month, and you can bet we'll be tuning in to give it a review for Original Content.
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Lennon points out that anyone remote tuning in virtually inadvertently turns a stand-up into a sit-down, perhaps to accommodate for a video-conference or phone call.
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" Another way to feel as though you're hanging out with friends is by tuning in to the pop culture podcasting duo Crissle and Kid Fury on "The Read.
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So let's give a little background of you for the people, because the people tuning in may not know who you are, although everybody in New York does.
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Chigvintsev opened up about getting the boot to Entertainment Tonight, and revealed that while he's still rooting for his former costars, he won't be tuning in this season.
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Use the "I am aware" sentence starter: During the school day, pause briefly and finish the sentence "I am aware ...," tuning in to what's happening in your experience.
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Against our better judgment, millions of us are tuning in for the stress that is his love life week after week, driving The Bachelor's ratings through the roof.
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Then the third thing I would say is that it's just more issue-specific of which people are really tuning in on the news more than you'd think.
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Gatekeeping still happens, but now there are hard stats indicating that viewers are tuning in to Twitch en masse for more than just raiding and real-time strategy.
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In this wild, far-off realm, people are globally tuning in to watch bears snatching salmon out of the air, and once full of fish, dozing beside the river.
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If you are tuning in now, this series is designed to provide founders enough information to intelligently analyze business circumstances vis-à-vis certain common legal issues startups face.
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You can bet we'll be tuning in next week to hear more about the family drama — it's becoming a story line of its own on JoJo's search for love.
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In response, audiences thirsty for negative coverage of the president—whose approval rating is now 16 percentage points underwater—are gleefully tuning in to MSNBC, Fox's left-leaning competitor.
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Monday Night Raw will remain on NBCUniversal's USA Network; WWE managed to reach astonishingly lucrative deals with both partners despite a downward trend in people tuning in each week.
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Viewership for the Oscars plunged to a new low on Sunday night, with an audience of 23.6 million tuning in to watch the broadcast on ABC, according to Nielsen.
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But even with the relentless pace of news coming from the White House, day-to-day viewers are not tuning in for comic relief the way they used to.
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Still, it is a little worrying that the FCC basically has no idea, and no way to find out, how many devices are illicitly tuning in to Galileo signals.
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They've never had trouble kicking up drama even in the most privileged of circumstances, and their pompous antics combined with heartfelt moments is why we couldn't stop tuning in.
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This Saturday, the variety show returns with Adam Driver and musical guest Kanye West, and many new Grande fans will be tuning in to see her husband-to-be.
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If you plan on tuning in for the biggest awards show of the year on Sunday, odds are you're going to need to fuel up for the long night.
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There's a large and growing market for game streaming and viewing, with young viewers tuning in an average of 3+ hours a week to watch, as TechCrunch previously noted.
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Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee are holding the hearings in the Ways and Means Committee room with the anticipation that millions will be tuning in to the proceedings.
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If you have no use for "The Walking Dead" or motorcycles and were tuning in hoping for an interesting travel show, this self-promotional series will be a disappointment.
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Older viewers watch more television than any other group, they watch more of it than they used to, and more are tuning in; and they are not going anywhere.
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"We will comprehensively use price and quantitative tools to strengthen fine-tuning in a preemptive way to keep liquidity in the banking system basically stable," the central bank said.
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Instead of wallowing in despair, left-leaning voters are buying subscriptions to The New York Times and Vanity Fair while tuning in to television programs with a liberal slant.
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And Hulu's surprise drop of its "Veronica Mars" revival on July 19, a week before its scheduled release, didn't stop audiences from tuning in or talking about the show.
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Tuning in to your feelings In the final study, we recreated in the laboratory a frustrating situation to test how hunger and awareness -- or lack thereof -- might cause hanger.
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As millions of Americans are tuning in to hear one witness after another testify against Trump, Republicans are trying to take back control of the narrative with huge posters.
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The pressure was enormous, not only because of its impact on careers, he said, but because any comic realized that practically everyone they knew would likely be tuning in.
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"I know I'm watching, but I don't think all the peeps that were reading about drama on TMZ are tuning in," explains reality television veteran and scholar Spencer Pratt.
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Every Friday since November, we've been treated to Stormzy's Beats 1 radio show #MERKY, and if you haven't been tuning in, then honestly, go have a word with yourself.
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Indeed, it's not hard to imagine a certain famous TV watcher also tuning in for the Games and being struck by the allure of having a national cheer squad.
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The hit sci-fi horror series also broke a Netflix record, with 40.7 million member accounts tuning in within the first four days of its third season in July.
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At a time when FM radio was venturing into experimental territory and the counterculture began tuning in to non-Western cultures, Mr. Lewiston's musical reports found an eager audience.
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See This Long after "Weeds," the mid-aughts television show about pot and the suburbs, had fully lost its way, I kept tuning in to watch Mary-Louise Parker.
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One salesman recalled determining which homes were tuning in to the Grand Ole Opry on the weekend, and then going to try to sell them insurance on Monday morning.
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Editorial To anybody tuning in to C-Span this week, the Senate health care debate might seem like a spirited, if somewhat convoluted, discussion about the Affordable Care Act.
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Only Reagan drew a bigger U.S. TV inauguration audience, with nearly 42 million viewers tuning in to see the California Republican sworn in for his first term in 1981.
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Assuming you might not be tuning in for every single run, we compiled a list of what may be some of the most entertaining ones of AGDQ this year.
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Also, more than 50% of people tuning in are doing so on their Android devices, so enabling the feature for Android is a logical next step for the company.
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Within minutes of lying down on her table for the first time, closing my eyes, and tuning in to her voice, I drifted into this warm place of white light.
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While that's a subjective question, this is for sure: If it indeed happens, we'll be tuning in to see Oversight Committee superstar AOC grill Ivanka on her family's business dealings.
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And those on the Judiciary Committee who weren't in line to get questions were up in arms they might not get their shot to question Mueller with millions tuning in.
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At least, I assume you're tuning in week after week in hopes that Eve (Sandra Oh) and Villanelle (Jodie Comer) will finally reunite after that awk stab moment in Paris.
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In any case, I will be tuning in twice a week (the show will air both on Sunday and Mondays) to find out what in God's name it all means.
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Yet viewership for the midseason premiere was still down 17 percent from last year's, with 15.9 million people tuning in compared with an eye-popping 19.1 million viewers in 2016.
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For the 21,225 fans who paid to sit there on a wintry afternoon, and millions tuning in via TV in some 210 countries worldwide, van Gaal's words carried cold comfort.
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Last night, a lot of Americans tuning in to the final presidential debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton probably ended up with a question: Who the hell is Heller?
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From celebs such as Kim and Kourtney Kardashian, David Letterman, Jerry Rice, Peyton Manning and plenty others, you won't be the only one tuning in to the big race today!
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This fine tuning in real-time effectively uses what a normal sub would reserve for a 'margin of error' to stretch the range of tones available for use in playback.
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The Donald Trump Show will go on, but it can no longer obscure the showrunner's manifest unfitness for office, and, more and more, people are tuning in to other programming.
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Vitor Belfort middleweight bout on an evening that is starting to look like a quality offering to the fight fans of Brazil and those tuning in from around the world.
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I spent a lot of time in 2015 avoiding painful things by watching television, when I should have been tuning in because it was truly something I felt like doing.
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But because these characters represented extremes and were so different from one another, we got entertaining TV. You can't keep people tuning in episode after episode for years without conflict.
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It can be tedious because each line of code must include even the simplest of instructions, but it can offer developers an unbeatable level of fine-tuning in their code.
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About 5.6 million viewers in total watched the marathon over the course of the week, with as many as 183,000 people tuning in at the same time, according to Twitch.
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As The L Word's title suggests, being proudly out of the closet was still taboo when the show aired, and many of the show's fans were tuning in privately themselves.
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Even with Duke's depleted roster, it's worth tuning in to watch on Tuesday night if you want to know the next big names in basketball before the March Madness starts.
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A new study from data analytics startup Canvs shows that people who hate something about (or someone on) a show are more likely to keep tuning in, as Variety reports.
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Amazon bought Twitch for $1.1 billion in 2014, as gamer communities were tuning in around the world in numbers that rivaled the average prime-time viewership of some cable networks.
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But if anything has kept me tuning in during the series' rough patches, it's the fact that these excellent actors rarely get material this meaningful or meaty as they age.
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If you're just tuning in, or have glanced at the news but need the chaos boiled down, here's a brief summary of what happened on Tuesday, and why it matters.
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I've always loved playing with words, and back in middle school I would eagerly await Will Shortz's next Sunday Puzzle challenge, tuning in to NPR at exactly 10:41 a.m.
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When you're tuning in, you feel like you're not just getting a breakdown of the play, to use your words, but you're getting some access to Kobe or to Peyton.
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The fact he's giving any conversation -- be it his or others' -- about ratings oxygen whatsoever is pretty asinine -- of course, people are tuning in ... their lives are on the line.
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As the story unfolded, I couldn't help noticing the irony of tuning in to the fate of a non-Native man, killed by non-Native people on an Indian reservation.
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Though the majority do enjoy tuning in — 71% of respondents reported that they are "much more" or "somewhat more" productive when music is playing — we can&apost disregard that 15%.
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"Nope," he replied when asked if he would be tuning in after reporters spotted him leaving the building where the debate was held and where he also has an office.
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However, we know that the biggest reason why people are tuning in to those networks are sports, and ESPN happens to be the most popular cable channel in this grouping.
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Benghazi, Fast and Furious, Saul Alinsky — someone tuning in to the RNC who wasn't familiar with conservative media (directly or indirectly) might have a hard time following its primetime speakers.
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This is a naked cash grab even by boxing standards, and one that can only live up to its billing for those spectators tuning in to see a car crash.
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Stories with a stronger, more plot-driven thrust are better situated to the directly serialized approach, because they'll feature cliffhangers that will ostensibly keep us tuning in, week after week.
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This sounds silly, but we just felt such a duty to our audience who was going to be tuning in the next night, to give them something they could use.
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In a complete surprise to many tuning in to the 2019 Golden Globes Sunday night, A Star Is Born took home just one award of the five it was nominated for.
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This is far from the only example of what is sometimes called "fine tuning" in the physical universe: that is, seemingly arbitrary arrangements which turn out to be necessary for life.
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And this year, Hulu is pitching them a way to better target and cater to binge watchers — the viewers who are tuning in to watch for long stretches at a time.
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Some events, like the NFL games and the live-streamed debates, have seen several million viewers tuning in, which makes them a great way to boost Twitter traffic and ad revenue.
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This year's Super Bowl will start at 6:30PM ET / 3:30PM PT at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, GA. If you're tuning in from the UK, that's 11:30PM.
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The first presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump broke viewership records: It became the most watched debate in U.S. history, with an average of 84 million people tuning in.
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And while it's dubious that Teresa has any actual evidence she'll be sharing with the audience, we are absolutely going to be tuning in to see how this one plays out.
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The only thing consistent about The Walking Dead is the theme song, and the fact that viewers have no idea whether it will be worth tuning in on any given week.
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We'll be tuning in January to find out who will take the final rose, but we're sure we'll be seeing all of these people on our TV for years to come.
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If, however, you don't see yourself tuning in to the addictive home makeover shows of HGTV or the dramafest that is The Bachelor, save your money and opt for HBO Now.
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President Donald Trump previously said he'd be too busy hosting the annual governors' ball to watch the Oscars on Sunday night — but now it looks like he couldn't resist tuning in.
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Social media usage spiked on election night in America, but overall, internet traffic was down – likely the result of people tuning in to watch election coverage on television, instead of online.
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Patricia Devine, a professor of psychology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison who studies ways to reduce racial prejudice, calls this "tuning in" to habits of mind that usually go unexamined.
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One video stream of the Trump Tower climb, posted on Facebook, drew about 5.8 million views, with a majority of those from people tuning in while the climb was in progress.
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He went on to open the sixth OVO Apple Radio show with "Trapping Ain't Dead," just as everyone was tuning in for the premiere of What A Time To Be Alive.
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This time, a majority of Britons declared that they would not be tuning in, according to one opinion poll, and legions took to social media to gripe about the tax bill.
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This time, a majority of Britons declared that they would not be tuning in, according to one opinion poll, and legions took to social media to gripe about the tax bill. ….
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Now that the news cycle serves as a constant reminder of how quickly their lives could revert to what it was like before DACA, tuning in is no longer a choice.
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Convinced that tuning in to Churchill's soaring speeches was not only a dangerous vice but also a traitorous act, he was determined to crush so-called "radio offenders" at any cost.
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The second night of the first debate, hosted by NBC, MSNBC and Telemundo in June, was the most-watched Democratic primary debate of all time, with 18.1 million people tuning in.
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I'm a 38-year-old guy from High Wycombe in Buckinghamshire, and I don't know that anyone is tuning in to the Grammys to hear a big political statement from myself.
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But I did enjoy consuming them on Sky Italia, where the footage cut to whichever game was currently most exciting (before tuning in to the second half of the Merseyside derby).
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You don't, but also these are the playoffs, which means millions of people will be tuning in for a game that's likely to make them long for the likes of Ryan Lindley.
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" As Cory Booker's campaign manager Addisu Demissie put it, "Our aim on a crowded stage is straightforward: Cory will look to introduce himself to the voters just tuning in to the race.
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He quietly made it through the first rose ceremony, and fans will just have to keep tuning in to learn more about him since his Instagram is off limits as of now.
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As part of the latter, we're premiering a brand-new track,"Don't You Dare"—which was first performed live at Couleur 22017 studio in Lausanne, Switzerland—below, and highly recommend tuning in.
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Jim and Nadia's nonconsensual livestreaming moment doesn't hold up in 2018, not even with Blink-182 tuning in, but lest anyone forget, this is the film that made Seann William Scott famous.
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"There is something to tuning in, watching, having product fully demonstrated to you that is unique and has great value, and I haven't seen that anywhere else in the market," he said.
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Despite the time difference (13 hours between New York and Beijing), over 1.5 million viewers are tuning in every week to stream games online, an increase of 30 percent over last year.
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I'd practically storm out of her house if she insisted on tuning in to the show on E!. She even bought one of those waist-trainers the family incessantly peddles on Instagram.
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"This is Hollywood, and people tuning in every week don't always remember what happened the week before, so we want to introduce our celebrities in the most [succinct] way," said Chmerkovskiy, 30.
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And while his daughters might not be tuning in to Lucifer on Monday nights, it's safe to say Ellis has amassed quite a few admirers since the supernatural series premiered in January.
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NBC told Newsweek last week that unlike previous years, a live stream won't be available online, so tuning in to a real live television is just about the only chance you've got.
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The audience for this year's Academy Awards telecast on Sunday night was down by 28500 percent from 6900, with an estimated 2628 million people tuning in, according to preliminary Nielsen ratings data.
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No matter your reason for tuning in and tuning out, there's a pair of headphones out there to make the most of the experience — be it wireless, on-ear, or noise-canceling.
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If you're tuning in to see a Surface Pro 5, Surface Book 2, or Surface Phone then prepare yourself for disappointment, as Microsoft isn't likely to unveil any of those devices today.
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My only excuse for tuning in to the latest season of The Bachelorette, the first of the franchise I've ever dutifully watched, is that I will follow Black women to strange places.
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This year's revamped Miss America pageant plunged 36 percent from 2017's record-low showing, sending ABC to a fourth-place finish on Sunday night with just 4.3 million viewers tuning in.
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You can learn more about the New York roots of hip-hop by bus on Hush Tours, or by tuning in to "The Get Down," a Netflix show that started Aug. 215.
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Twitter had two of the most popular TV programs of 2016 streaming live on its service — NFL football and the presidential debates (which really meant people tuning in to see Donald Trump).
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On Monday afternoon, as people around the world started tuning in to YouTube live-streams of a massive fire that's destroying the Notre Dame cathedral in Paris, some viewers noticed something odd.
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Still, most of us follow the tour, tuning in at least for the high points—the great days when it all comes together in Fiji or Tahiti or at the Pipe Masters.
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Their constant back-and-forths at various events have kept people tuning in to see who will best whom this time around, and EVO was no different, offering up a SonicFox vs.
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The league successfully kicked off the 2020 season with thousands of fans attending sold-out events in New York City and Dallas, and hundreds of thousands more tuning in to watch online.
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The irony is rich — it is hard to imagine O'Connor tuning in Tuesday nights to "Roseanne" (or much of anything else on television these days) — but perhaps in another way it's unsurprising.
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If you've been tuning in to this season of ABC's The Bachelor, you're fully aware that the competition for Peter Weber's heart has been nonstop chaos since the very first windmill joke.
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A prime-time debate in Atlanta on Wednesday, the fifth of the year, drew the smallest live viewership of the Democratic primary campaign so far, with 6.6 million tuning in to MSNBC.
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INDIANAPOLIS — Just as millions of basketball fans were tuning in to the first full day of the N.C.A.A. tournament last Thursday, Indiana University announced that it had fired its coach, Tom Crean.
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In fact, initial ratings have the audience numbering a stunning 18.1 million viewers, with more tuning in from the first episode to the second (which aired back to back at 8 pm).
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Meanwhile, wide-eyed museum-goers scurried across the mosaic patterns of a dry ocean floor, tuning in and out of their surroundings, immersed in rings of life and death and life again.
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MTV is hosting their annual Video Music Awards and is very happy that people are tuning in, because it's competing with another huge TV moment: the season 7 finale of Game of Thrones.
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The gut-wrenching winter finale left the fate of fan-favorite Toby (Chris Sullivan) hanging in the balance — virtually assuring every single fan will be tuning in live tonight to see what happens.
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And while Twitter described the product as "an extremely early and incomplete test experience" with plenty of improvements left to go, we spent some time tuning in and had a few initial thoughts.
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For those interested in tuning in to hear Facebook's plans for the future and how it addresses its various scandals in a rare live forum, here's how F8 2019 will be accessible online.
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The company even recently announced a free plug-in version of the software (VST3 for Windows and AU for Mac), so producers can use its auto-tuning in DAWs like Ableton or Logic.
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Either way, hopefully Schumer's pal will be tuning in on Sunday night to see if the comedian will take home the Golden Globe for best actress in a motion picture, comedy or musical.
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It "has been the highest-rated program in first-run syndication for the last 10 years," per the Times, with 10 million people tuning in each day to watch her, well, cast judgement.
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Pirated broadcasts of the boxing match seemed to be everywhere on social media: on Twitter, one top stream had 70,000 people tuning in on Periscope, and there were other ones floating around, too.
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And since Kylie is still the baby of the family and Rob and Blac are apparently in actual relationship trouble, she's getting to do the heavy lifting of keeping people tuning in compulsively.
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LG: For the people just tuning in, Forward is a concierge health service here in San Francisco that charges $223 per month for state-of-the-art care, any time you need it.
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Former NAACP President Ben Jealous, who has endorsed Sanders, promised in a tweet Tuesday that black voters are tuning in and will switch to Sanders and that "big endorsements" are on the way.
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It is tempting to extrapolate political support from television ratings, but many Americans now watch political speeches on the web, and tuning in to a candidate does not necessarily correlate with a vote.
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But as millions of Americans are tuning in to hear one witness after another testify against Trump, Republicans are trying to take back control of the narrative with huge posters behind their seats.
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Sanders's appearance delivered high ratings for the network, with more than 2.55 million people tuning in to watch the 2020 Democratic presidential candidate for the most-watched town hall of this campaign cycle.
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Let's take a trip through the last 21972-plus years of turning on and tuning in, as we examine the key dates and players in the relationship between psychedelic drugs and their soundtrack.
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Another aspect of tuning in to yourself, Kane writes, involves learning how to pause during difficult conversations — hell, during any conversation — and making a conscious effort to hone in on what you're feeling.
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Netflix is currently hard at work at an original series about Selena's life, but as that project is still in development, you can relive her story by tuning in to the celebrated film.
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As they ran, the scientists asked them to rate how they felt and describe what strategies they were using to keep going, such as ignoring their bodies' discomfort or tuning in to it.
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Television executives assumed that, with "Today" making news for all the wrong reasons, those extra viewers were tuning in that day to see how Savannah Guthrie and Hoda Kotb would cover the event.
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But California isn't the only prize up for grabs on Tuesday, and Biden's win in South Carolina could give him a pivotal leg up in states where voters are only now tuning in.
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And night after night, to an audience more resembling friends and relatives than the masses tuning in, Noah attempts to take down the presumptive GOP presidential nominee with scathing, albeit largely unfunny material.
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One of the ironies of the Peak TV era is that, with so many quality shows available, those tuning in on Sunday night may not have heard of some shows in the running.
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As the station's low-key "morning mayor," Mr. Anderson had a mandate: to appeal to adults whose buying power was critical to advertisers, more than to the teenagers who were already tuning in.
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Louie Gohmert (R-Texas) would use a floor speech devoted to the whistleblower as a chance to drop the name, with reporters tuning in to see if he would dare to do it.
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For those just tuning in: Gilbert, who is fresh off a big win after his Cleveland Cavaliers bested the Golden State Warriors in the NBA finals, has the financial backing of Warren Buffett.
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With more than 100,000 people tuning in to watch the battle live on Super Deluxe's Facebook page, the question of who should win this animal kingdom face-off has left friendships in smoking ruins.
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While many people are tuning in for the show's 16th season to get a glimpse of the Tristan Thompson/Jordyn Woods debacle that went down in February, there's a lot to catch up before.
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In addition to watching two of the best teams in the NFL battle it out on the field, football fans tuning in to the annual Super Bowl LIII game will watch some epic commercials.
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For once, we're actually looking forward to a Sunday because while we pamper ourselves with soothing sheet masks, we'll be tuning in to all the Bowls happening this weekend (there's three to be exact!).
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Knowing that everyone was tuning in to see their housewives in an infernal situation, they made sure to include moments where some of the women had second thoughts about going on the boat ride.
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With the Opening Ceremony of the Winter Olympics just one day away, U.S. viewers will be tuning in to watch veteran anchor Katie Couric co-host the dazzling event with Mike Tirico on NBC.
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The fall TV season is now in full swing, and with the return of football, tens of millions of people are tuning in to watch live and scripted programming on cable and broadcast channels.
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The forum set off alarm bells for those supporting Clinton: Could the forthcoming debates equal the playing field, convincing voters who are just tuning in that Clinton is actually the worse of the two?
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When the Overwatch League playoffs kick off tonight, fans will be tuning in to see which team will proceed to take on the league's top seeds, the New York Excelsior and Los Angeles Valiant.
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It is massively played, and even more massively watched—on Twitch, 66 million hours of Fortnite have been watched in the past two weeks, with about 200,000 viewers tuning in at any given time.
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And these aren't just people accidentally tuning in for a few seconds — Netflix says it only counts someone as a viewer if they watch at least 70 percent of a movie or an episode.
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Last year's low scoring affair won by the Pats saw 6900 million viewers tuning in to CBS, making it the first time since 2628 the Super Bowl didn't break the 28503 million viewer mark.
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Millions of people across the United States are tuning in to their local meteorologists or refreshing their favorite apps, all hoping for the same thing: clear skies overhead today for the total solar eclipse.
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During the campaign, the controversies he generated helped him draw attention to those planks of his campaign, as each new controversy brought more attention to Trump's campaign, more Americans tuning in for each rally.
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TechCrunch's Disrupt SF is the pride of TechCrunch's event line-up, and last September the event reached new heights, including 22018,000 attendees, 1,220 investor-founder meetings, 500 exhibiting startups, and millions tuning in online.
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Whether you're rooting for the New England Patriots or the Los Angeles Rams, anxiously awaiting the halftime show performance, or just in it for the amazing snacks, everyone has their reasons for tuning in.
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In what is possibly the most boring livestream of the year, a webcam focused on the town square of Jackson Hole, Wyoming, suddenly has thousands of viewers tuning in to watch the mundane video.
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This year was no different, with millions tuning in to watch China's FunPlus Phoenix play Spain's G2 Esports for more than $2.5 million in prize money and the League of Legends World Championship title.
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It's tempting as a parent -- especially those of us who are aghast at contemporary politics -- to be disturbed by the notion of our children tuning in for a regular dose of primary-colored authoritarianism.
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They have the right to speak but … if you're an American and you're tuning in to watch your favorite actors and actresses and shows — and I used to do it routinely as a kid.
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Hall loves talking with his small, but growing community (his 803 followers, with about 20 tuning in on each stream), but he won't interact with them until a break, when the chapter is over.
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These high-profile fights, when combined with the long-awaited return of Michelle Waterson, point to a seriously memorable night for those watching live in Hamburg, and all those tuning in around the world.
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While that's about as shocking as Madison abstaining from alcohol (among other things, wink wink), we are obviously still tuning in tonight to find out what exactly happens to our windmill-loving pilot boy.
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That night, instead of tuning in to an episode of "Wild Kingdom," Mr. Mays's father reached for a book from the shelf, a yellowed volume of Charles Dickens stories and read the tale aloud.
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Driver is nominated once more for his Marriage Story performance, this time at the 77th Annual Golden Globes, so if you're tuning in, there's a good chance you'll spot them walking the red carpet.
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For those just tuning in, the matter at hand concerns President Trump's abuse of power; he is accused of colluding with a foreign leader to leverage influence over democratic opponents in the 2020 election.
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With more than 33 million total viewers and a Nielsen score of 19.65 million tuning in on TV, Wednesday night's debate in Las Vegas set a new record for the highest viewed Democratic debate.
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Wednesday's was the most-watched of the nine Democratic presidential debates so far this cycle, with about 20 million tuning in on NBC and MSNBC and 13.5 million on streaming platforms, the networks said.
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Viewers tuning in to watch the president's speech saw anchor Shepard Smith lecturing them that climate change was not, in fact, a hoax: Climate change is real and our activities do contribute to it.
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Financial success is as much about making smart financial decisions as it is about tuning in to what's important to you — and not following someone else's path because it's what you think you should do.
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In fact, the influence of male beauty vloggers is growing broader than ever — with millions of people tuning in to watch YouTube stars like Manny Gutierrez and Wayne Goss flawlessly contour and highlight their faces.
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That might sound like a small point, but it's often helpful in terms of ratings, giving more viewers a rooting interest in the outcome, as opposed to just tuning in to see what everyone's wearing.
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"Our aim on a crowded stage is straightforward: Cory will look to introduce himself to the voters just tuning in to the race," his campaign manager, Addisu Demissie, wrote in a memo about the debate.
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Some two dozen heads of state and government and 50,000 spectators are expected to attend the torch ceremony at Rio's Maracana stadium on Friday night, with some 3 billion people tuning in around the world.
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Netflix's new tendency to announce their high ratings, however they're calculated, perhaps contributes to more viewership, since users want to see why everyone is tuning in, but Landgraf argues this is unfair to traditional outlets.
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While millions of viewers around the world reacted with shock at the 2017 Academy Awards' Best Picture disaster, a star-studded group tuning in from the Oscars' host city were similarly astonished by the moment.
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IFILL: We want to also extend our warm thanks to Milwaukee Public Radio and Milwaukee Public Television, as well as all of our friends at the PBS member stations across the country tuning in tonight.
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Every day for a month, Snooks filmed herself as she candidly discussed the experience and gave those tuning in an honest look at the progress by zooming in for an up-close-and-personal view.
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TriviaMob players can win up to $10,000 in cash by competing individually or as part of a group (or "mob") to win collective prizes by tuning in and competing to shows that stream every Sunday.
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If you're still tuning in, it means you're just as trapped as the protagonists, and any smugness we feel is moot because the very fact that we're watching means we still think something could change.
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In July, an anonymous network executive told the Hollywood Reporter that fewer than 500,000 people were tuning in for Cosby Show reruns on the channel TV Land, and only about 45,000 were watching on Centric.
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Whether you're rooting for the New England Patriots or Philadelphia Eagles to take home the night's highest honor to anticipating Justin Timberlake's powerhouse halftime show performance, every person has their own reason for tuning in.
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Instead of tuning in, women are increasingly shunning the idea they need to have a certain physique — like the models that strut down the fashion show's runway each year in angel wings and leather jumpsuits.
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It was the romance between the central couple—Ridzwan, who is closeted, and Joel, who is not—and the shy, cautious manner in which they explore their relationship that compelled me to keep tuning in.
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For low-information voters who've not been glued to politics for a year like myself and many of you, who's just tuning in a few months before Election Day—who's going to sound more appealing?
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A live stream on Yizhibo- this one has almost 30,000 people tuning in Live-streaming apps are massively popular in China, with some 300 million people in the country having used such apps in 2016.
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But I don't agree they should hold the United States of America and the world hostage by picking a venue where people are tuning in to watch a football game and imposing their political views.
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Find out how the toucan adjusted to his new nose and changed the world by tuning in to Toucan Nation, the uplifting movie about Grecia's struggle, on Animal Planet on August 24 at 10 p.m.
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Friday's quarter-final victory was a new record TV audience for a live sporting event in Wales, with a peak of 1.27m – more than a third of the population – tuning in to see the game.
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She may play a producer on UnREAL, a behind-the-scenes show about a fictional dating competition show, but before being casted as Quinn, Zimmer didn't spend her Monday nights tuning in to The Bachelor.
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We learned to respect the seriousness of journalism as we watched our parents warm up the black and white TV minutes before tuning in nightly to David Brinkley, Chet Huntley, Walter Cronkite and Harry Reasoner.
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The pressing question for many viewers tuning in to a preseason football game on Thursday night will be whether San Francisco 0003ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick will once more refuse to stand for the national anthem.
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People tuning in to some of the live streams can click on a button in the lower right corner of the screen, allowing you to zoom in and around the habitats for about a minute.
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People tuning in to some of the live streams can click on a button in the lower right corner of the screen, allowing you to zoom in and around the habitats for about a minute.
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Additionally, if you are tuning in from India, dozens of channels, including Doordarshan (DD201), Disney India, Colors Infinity, National Geographic, Star Plus, Star Bharat and DD News are live telecasting India's mission to the Moon.
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Sports of The Times GANGNEUNG, South Korea — Out there on the ice at the Pyeongchang Olympics, with nearly 12,000 fans watching in the arena and millions tuning in on TV, Nathan Chen was finally alone.
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Rogan is not a mainstream media figure, but he appeals to a mainstream audience, with a wide array of listeners (primarily men) routinely tuning in to hear him and guests discuss everything under the sun.
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Though the fashion show was once enormously successful as a marketing tool, with more than 12 million people tuning in to the first show in 2001, viewership had drastically dropped in the last five years.
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At the same time, the number of total viewers tuning in for "The Late Show" is flat versus 2018, while the size of the total audience for "The Tonight Show" has shrunk by 17 percent.
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According to Nielsen, more than one-third of smartphone owners have listened to web-based audio in the car—a significant boost over the 21 percent who reported tuning in to web-based audio in 2013.
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The designer was known for championing supermodels in his campaigns and shows, and one of his frequent collaborators, Cindy Crawford, will be tuning in to see the TV adaptation of her late friend's life – and death.
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"Fox News is the most watched cable news channel in the country, with millions of viewers tuning in — including a lot of voters right here in Ohio," said Leslie Shedd, a top communications adviser to Rep.
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Those tuning in to TVE expressed how hilarious they found the error on Twitter: Spanish TV has just called it a "glory hole" instead of a "hole in 1" and I can't cope right now pic.twitter.
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The megachurch welcomes as many as 50,000 people per week, according to a 2018 article in the Houston Chronicle — a figure that doesn't include the estimated 10 million people tuning in on live streams at home.
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Americans tuning in Tuesday saw a debate featuring only white candidates that barely touched on the issue of racial inequality, and for Buttigieg, who has around 0% support among black voters, it was a missed opportunity.
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If you were just tuning in to this campaign, you would find yourself hung up on a pretty obvious question — why did the Republican Party nominate a guy who clearly doesn't know what he's talking about?
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The second night of the first Democratic primary debate of the 2020 cycle broke records with 18.1 million people tuning in on live television across NBC, MSNBC and Telemundo, according to a press release from NBC.
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"JRS watching Mommy give her speech at the UN yesterday," Hathaway, 34, captioned the photo of her little boy, who was outfitted in lion-print duds and balancing himself while tuning in intently on a tablet.
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The difference between sitting in the studio and tuning in from your couch is that, here, you get to witness first-hand the Lucille Ball-like joy that is Sonja Morgan, of Sonja by Sonja Morgan.
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If you're one of the few just tuning in, and managed to watch the debate without any of the spin that came before or after, you learned a great deal about how important this election is.
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We spoke with British singer/songwriter Emma Blackery -- whose EP, "Magnetised," and the artwork to her single got shown to millions of people tuning in Wednesday to Apple's presentation -- and she says it was a godsend.
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Twitter's NFL deal helped it plant a flag in the live video marketplace, letting programmers know it was dead serious about live, and demonstrating an infrastructure that could handle millions of viewers tuning in at once.
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It's worth tuning in for an episode or two — you'll leave with a greater appreciation for what people are capable of producing, be it gourmet feasts or reproductions of the shoes from Back to the Future.
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Despite 13 million people tuning in to the televised public impeachment hearings on Wednesday, much of the news coverage seemed to suggest that the hearings themselves were severely lacking in the "pizazz" needed to draw viewers.
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Osteen's megachurch welcomes as many as 50,000 people per week, according to a 2018 article in the Houston Chronicle — a figure that doesn't include the estimated 10 million people tuning in on live streams at home.
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Anyone tuning in to the radio on April 292, the morning after U.S. cruise missiles struck an air base belonging to Syria's Russian-allied military, would have heard two very different versions of what went on.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 3): 90%What critics said: "The nostalgia is perfection, as are all of those nods and homages to '80s classics we hold dear, but that's not why we keep tuning in.
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It sounds simple â€" fairly similar to a bunch of other shows, even â€" but that didn't stop an average of 2.95 million people tuning in for the first episode of the new series on Monday.
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Osteen's megachurch welcomes as many as 50,000 people per week, according to a 2018 article in the Houston Chronicle — a figure that doesn't include the estimated 10 million people tuning in on live streams at home.
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Yes, your problems reflect larger issues — a polarized society, an industry struggling to be inclusive and globally profitable, a content glut — but you should be smart enough to turn these contradictions into reasons for tuning in.
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No matter where I am or what I'm talking about, when I hear some other conversation worth tuning in to, I lose all ability to focus and lend my ears to the table next to me.
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In case you thought the millions of people who watch the Winter Olympics every four years were tuning in only for the sports, the fan response to this week's ice dancing event proves that notion wrong.
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And today, the owners of Luke's Grocery in Toronto regaled Buzzfeed with the heartwarming tale of some sneaky squirrels — that's écureuils for those of you tuning in from Quebec — that are pilfering their stock of chocolate bars.
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They're full of moments that meander, lost in the weeds, as if Lynch is daring the audience to invest while providing only minimal glimpses of interaction with the characters legacy viewers are likely tuning in to see.
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This might include tuning in to certain times of the day or week when stress levels or depression peak, and then choosing different times to make grocery lists, go shopping and prepare meals, Faith said by email.
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Nobody who witnessed him run down double-doper Justin Gatlin to win the 100m in 9.81 seconds or the millions tuning in worldwide for the most-watched TV moment of the Games would have begrudged the hyperbole.
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The 360-degree livestream of this year's Coachella saw more than 21 million people tuning in — or, as YouTube points out, that's almost twice as many as tuned in to watch the series finale of American Idol.
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The four-times major champion skipped the 2016 Rio Olympics, citing concerns over the Zika virus and saying he would probably not even watch the golf at the Games, tuning in only for the "stuff that matters".
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While Bachelor Nation was tuning in to watch Rachel Lindsay meet her 31 suitors on last night's season premiere of The Bachelorette, alumni of the franchise were laying their plans to find a love of their own.
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The key for both CNN and MSNBC, to be truly competitive with Fox, is to have the kind of talent and compelling content foundation to keep audiences tuning in after the votes are counted on Election Day.
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While many traditional media companies have seen their businesses upended by the Internet, radio still has vast reach, with more than 90 percent of adults in the United States tuning in weekly, according to recent Nielsen research.
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Trump faced off with Clinton Monday night in a highly anticipated debate at Hofstra University in Hempstead, N.Y. Experts say the clash is expected to shatter past viewership records, with more than 100 million people tuning in.
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Perhaps even more valuable than the cold, hard cash is the exposure that comes from pitching in front of a live audience of influential technologists, entrepreneurs and investors — and to the global TechCrunch audience tuning in online.
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He knows that if you're a Father John Misty fan tuning in to his Pandora station, you're going to come from a whole bunch of different places, wanting to hear something that the next fan might not.
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The company didn't break out how many people were tuning in via their connected TVs versus the desktop or mobile, however, but it has found that it's attracting younger viewers, while the average viewer age is 38.
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For those just tuning in, it's the same drill under Mayer as with all the other fire drill of CEOs who have run Yahoo over the last decade: Declining revenues; declining earnings; declining product innovation; declining declines.
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There are probably two things many people tuning in to the Democratic presidential primary know about Mike Bloomberg's mayoral record in New York City: He backed stop-and-frisk policing, and he tried to ban giant sodas.
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I began tuning in because Carlson — who, with nearly three million viewers a night, is the second most popular host on cable, after Sean Hannity — has become one of the most fascinatingly terrifying men in conservative media.
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For the most part, television networks were still operating from a position of strength; the decades-old television ecosystem — viewers tuning in at specific times and watching commercials; reruns delivering decent ratings — was more or less intact.
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Helping her to victory is such a delicate task that Bonita (a glamorously funny Monique Robinson), the autocratic leader of this little group, fears that they could jinx her United States Open match just by tuning in.
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Other 2020 Democratic hopefuls who have appeared on the network include Sanders, whose town hall was the most watched of any candidate this election cycle with 2.5 million viewers tuning in to the event in April. Sen.
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" DC says there's not a doubt in his mind JJ will be tuning in when he fights Stipe Miocic at UFC 226 on Saturday because, despite all the trash talk over the years ... "he likes watching me.
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And whether you're hosting a viewing party and wearing clothes inspired by Markle, or just tuning in yourself in your PJs, there's one thing you need to make the viewing experience perfect: a game of Royal Wedding Bingo!
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And it's an added bonus that the president often watches Fox as well, but our primary reason for pitching the congressman to appear on Fox News is to get him in front of voters that are tuning in.
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Someone who'd been following the election moderately closely — scanning headlines, watching cable news, and tuning in to debates — would simply have no idea that this sweeping shift in American public policy is in the offing if Trump wins.
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But according to CNN, traditional TV viewership still made up 95 percent of the audience that watched the presidential primaries, so online streaming doesn't seem to fully explain why less of the voting-age population is tuning in.
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While the second Republican debate attracted 2628 million viewers, a hair down from the record-setting 28500 million who tuned in for the first one, the Democrats' second debate flopped with just over 6900 million Americans tuning in.
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We all know it's fun to watch The Voice every week to keep up with the contestants' journey to stardom, but this season, we also love tuning in to see what coach Kelly Clarkson is wearing that day.
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Your character may be facing inner turmoil about his crumbling life, but that doesn't stop you from stealing cars and joyriding while tuning in to easy listening radio stations instead of continuing on with your violent endgame ambitions.
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Clinton said she thinks voters "are really tuning in and trying to figure out what we're going to do," emphasizing her message as a candidate who can get results, serve as commander in chief and be a unifier.
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Whatever. It works for him, and maybe I'm a sucker but these flickers — which might just be eye ticks thanks to his con man character's vast palette of colored contracts — could be enough to keep me tuning in.
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Although having 100 million subscribers doesn't translate to 100 million viewers tuning in to every video, Kjellberg undeniably has one of the biggest audiences on YouTube, and the choices he makes directly shape what happens on the platform.
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This could be attributed to the fact that fans are streaming games on digital platforms such as computers or iPads, instead of tuning in on TV. Pyne isn't sold that digital was the only reason for the decline.
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TOKYO, Oct 7 (Reuters) - A record television audience in Japan watched the Asian nation's 38-19 win over Samoa in Pool A of the Rugby World Cup on Saturday, with more than 40% of the country tuning in.
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Those tuning in to the YouTube Coachella 2019 channel can create personalized viewing schedules and will be able to catch moments from more than 80 acts, including Grande, Eilish, Childish Gambino, Tame Impala, Kacey Musgraves, BlackPink and more.
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It also explains how the M.A.S.H. finale, which aired in 1983, remains the highest-rated TV show in American history, with more than 60 percent of the country tuning in, even if it's no longer the most-watched.
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While research by Danna Young and others suggests that young viewers seek out political comedy because it's entertaining, they also find it informative and report that they learn something about what's going on in the world by tuning in.
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The classic example has always been Breaking Bad, a show whose ratings struggled to justify its renewal for several seasons, but also a show that concluded its run with more than 10 million viewers tuning in for its finale.
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The final between France and Croatia on July 15 attracted a combined global audience of 1.12 billion, comprising 884.37 million viewers tuning in to linear TV coverage and a further 231.82 million out-of-home and digital-only viewers.
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The Selma filmmaker, 42, voiced her support for the former San Francisco 49ers quarterback — who started the #TakeAKnee movement to protest racial injustices — on Twitter on Sunday and said she won't be tuning in to watch Super Bowl LIII.
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Although we can't confirm Kimball's true intentions for appearing on the show (you'll have to keep tuning in to find out!), from the looks of his Wilhelmina modeling profile and Instagram, his career in fashion seems to be blossoming.
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According to a Nielsen report in 21, Scandal became the highest-rated scripted drama among African Americans, with 10.1% of black households, or an average of 1.8 million viewers, tuning in during the first half of the second season.
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And if that's the case, the series might fall victim to the perpetual nemesis of the moment-based show: Once the audience knows how Jack died — and thus the show's full picture — there's less reason to keep tuning in.
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The 2018 Super Bowl is upon us, and people aren't tuning in just for the big game — they'll also be watching for a host of new movie trailers, huge commercials, and this year's half-time show, featuring Justin Timberlake.
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It's definitely a tightrope walk because you're trying to never get ahead of what the story actually is and you know new viewers are tuning in all that time, so you want to explain to them what's going on.
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The unintended ways self-driving cars will change our lives When I was young, I remember tuning in with my brother for the Sunday morning cartoons and watching reruns of the Jetson family going about in their flying car.
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Over the last two days, over 5,000 attendees (along with hundreds of thousands of people tuning in online) have watched 25 companies duke it out for the right to call themselves the Startup Battlefield Winner at Disrupt SF 2016.
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The 20163st Academy Awards saw a 12 percent bump in viewership compared to last year, but the show, which has seen the number of people tuning in steadily decline since 2014, may not be about of the woods yet.
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Audiences tuning in to the National League Divisional Series between the Chicago Cubs and the San Francisco Giants this week saw advertisements for Measure 5, a San Francisco ballot initiative that would raise taxes on sodas and sugary drinks.
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Pollsters say the massive field of contenders has had a freezing effect on voters, many of whom are tuning in for the first time and feel overwhelmed by the number of options as the race heads into the fall.
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Even though the 2020 race kicked into high gear earlier than ever before, many voters, even in early-voting states such as Iowa and New Hampshire, don't begin tuning in until after Labor Day or further into the fall.
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The royal wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle scored huge ratings across the U.S., with an estimated 29.2 million people tuning in across 2023 networks and NBC and Fox News winning the ratings' battle with the most viewers.
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But instead of tuning in to see if the waves are too mushy, feeds give a feel for a place that you can use to decide if a place feels fun and seems safe — whatever that means to you.
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And whether you're excited about this possibility, or worried it delegitimizes the sport of mixed martial arts, there's simply no denying that you, like the rest of the MMA community, will be tuning in to watch the madness unfold.
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The Big Six, which includes powerhouses like Manchester United, Manchester City and Chelsea, have long pursued better terms for themselves, arguing that fans in far-flung markets are tuning in to watch them and not the league's lesser lights.
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Matt Yglesias: Let me say that I came to Game of Thrones during its first season, as a non-fantasy person who was only tuning in because I already had HBO and people were talking a lot about it.
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Yet the criticism will likely not prevent people from tuning-in to the series, just as it has not prevented them from buying products from the company, which is considered the nexus of the multi-trillion dollar wellness industry.
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But with fewer than 20 percent of viewers making their way to the end credits of "The Irishman," it is impossible to know if those tuning in would have ventured out of the house to see the awards contender.
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"Uber is a global company present everywhere but China … and they remain a global company … If there is some fine tuning in certain regions where they decide to go after it, that will happen over time," Misra told CNBC.
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Twitch and various gaming communities built a new language around emotes, used Twitch Chat to turn the experience entirely interactive, and even earned bonus gifts from companies like Activision Blizzard and Twitch just for tuning in, including exclusive skins.
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Moments like the briefest impression of violins tuning in the prologue, and the quiver of flute in the opera proper at the mention of leaves rustling, don't ever stop the dialogue in its tracks; indeed, they propel it forward.
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Host Stephen Colbert set the tone for the night during his opening monologue, bursting into an anti-Trump musical number complete with a Chance the Rapper verse and a personal welcome to the president who was presumably tuning in.
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So live is still a big deal for news and sports, but beyond that, the idea of someone tuning in at 8:00 or 10:00 because that's when the show is on, we're fully past that period, basically. Yeah.
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With MTV playing practically zero videos, fewer viewers tuning in to actual broadcast television (opting for on-demand content on streaming platforms like Netflix and Hulu) and more people dedicating screen time to social media, music visuals have been forced online.
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Perry's squint-eyed rebel, Dylan McKay, may have superseded costar Jason Priestley's transplanted Minnesota do-gooder, Brandon Walsh, as TV's big man on campus, with gaggles of adolescent girls—and grown women—tuning in to watch him brood each Thursday night.
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It's likely there will be many polls released next week to mark that campaign kickoff, and since voters typically begin tuning in more closely to the campaign once the summer ends, those figures will be more meaningful for all candidates.
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Just about every service out there, except for Apple's digital stores, have a Roku app to make use of, so whether you're tuning in with Netflix, Hulu, Plex, Google Play Movies & TV or anything else, it's a cord-cutters dream.
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In its third-quarter monetary policy implementation report, the People's Bank of China said it will maintain a prudent monetary policy, fine-tuning in a preemptive and timely way and using multiple monetary policy tools flexibly to keep money markets stable.
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She's just the kind of person that makes you want to root for her… which is kind of important if you're tuning in every Monday to see if somebody's going to find the love of her life on a reality show.
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As with the OnePlus 2, the OnePlus 3 will be unveiled first via the company's VR app, with those tuning in getting an exclusive two and a half hour window to buy the device before it's available on the company's website.
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Some members recalled tuning in to the Voice of America on shortwave radio — despite government efforts to jam the signal — for the famous jazz broadcasts of Willis Conover, who introduced the music to Eastern bloc countries during the Cold War.
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Every evening, at exactly 6:30, many residents take part in a daily ritual: tuning in to the main newscast on broadcaster TVB for the latest on a political crisis raging in this former British colony now ruled by China.
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Every evening, at exactly 6:30, many residents take part in a daily ritual: tuning in to the main newscast on broadcaster TVB for the latest on a political crisis raging in this former British colony now ruled by China.
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The day before, NBC's "Sunday Night Football" also hit a season-low for the matchup between the Chiefs and Houston Texans, with a relatively small 11.9 million viewers tuning in among adults in the 85033–49 demographic that advertisers covet most.
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Next, we're asking you to join a worldwide conversation and Q&A by tuning in to a 24-hour panel of leaders who'll discuss strategies for achieving greater gender equality in fields ranging from business and politics to the Arts.
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"It would be a much bigger deal for advertisers if one of them left, because that is why viewers are tuning in," said a media buyer, who asked to remain anonymous because he is not permitted to speak to the media.
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If you're just tuning in, for years a quirk of US law created a tax subsidy for Puerto Rican debt that encouraged middle-class Americans to binge on loaning money to Puerto Rico without really realizing that's what they were doing.
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In his closing remarks, Mr. Imus tearfully expressed regret for his racist statements in 2007, offered appreciations for his colleagues and thanked listeners for tuning in and for their contributions to the charitable causes he had promoted over the years.
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And why risk that disaffected Americans, tuning in only occasionally, hear one big mash of insults and insulters, and tune out, when there's a contest — over what this country stands for, over where it will go — that couldn't be more serious.
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Paired with the rise of shopping on Amazon, binge-watching Netflix and tuning in to HBO or weekend football games, it is difficult to ignore that the ways people spend time nowadays are shifting in home-bound, tech-savvy ways.
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For those just tuning in, Disclose is a much-loved Japanese hardcore punk band who had a raging hard-on for Discharge and released a handful of killer D-beat bangers between their inception in 1992 and disbandment in 2007.
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Americans tuning in Tuesday saw a debate featuring only white candidates that barely touched on the issue of racial inequality, potentially setting the stage for a stern rebuke from Democrats who want the party to aggressively address matters of race head-on.
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The exercises below are designed to introduce mindfulness to a younger audience by engaging them in an entertaining visualization that utilizes their imagination to stimulate their senses, before bringing them back to simply tuning in to their breathing in the present moment.
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An increasingly fragmented entertainment landscape — thanks in part to streaming services and the exclusive content on their menus — has meant that fewer viewers are tuning in to traditional TV. Even the viewership for the NFL, the biggest ratings powerhouse on TV, has fluctuated.
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Through extensive research, clinical trials with diagnosed screen addicts, and experience treating a variety of other types of addicts, the author explores the alarming reality of how children could be "stunting their own creative abilities" by constantly turning on and tuning in.
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His latest, "Today they build cars in Mexico and you can't drink the water in Flint," definitely got me thinking, "you know, he's right about that..." And the sound bites are what we'll be tuning in for and talking about after the debate.
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Ko, a veteran political commentator who has used YouTube as his main platform since last year, has 375,000 subscribers, including thousands watching him from Japan and some Japanese diplomats, he told Reuters, tuning in for the "real voice of conservatives" in South Korea.
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That includes a good deal of rather gruesome torture scenes, as a sadistic inquisitor (Ewen Bremner) seeks to unearth information about Catholics, placing Will in fairly constant jeopardy, and giving those squeamish about medieval barbarism cause to think twice about tuning in.
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House Democrats know that millions of Americans will be tuning in to watch the impeachment inquiry for the first time now that weeks of closed-door depositions are giving way to televised Watergate-style hearings that are set for next Wednesday and Friday.
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Several strategists close to the candidates said they are worried the costs of advertisements in late October will spiral out of control, shutting candidates and the outside groups that support them out of the television market just as voters are tuning in.
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They are now, in numbers that are alarming for the leagues, which have grown used to fans' tuning in in good times and bad, and for the networks, some of which have spent 10-figure sums for the rights to broadcast the games.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The high-stakes Senate hearing on the nomination of U.S. Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh riveted American television viewers with roughly 20.4 million people tuning in on six broadcast and cable networks, according to Nielsen data released on Friday.
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If you're going to watch just one scene of Madoff — and, really, that's probably all you should watch — I would consider tuning in to the midpoint of the second installment, which is when Madoff reveals to his family the extent of his crimes.
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Thanks to time zones and technology, it was possible to experience the Events as I did — watching the London show over live stream, taking in the New York one at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, then tuning in to Los Angeles online.
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The premiere episode honors him in the credits.) Viewing numbers for "The Walking Dead" peaked in Season 5, with an average of 13.3 million viewers in the key 18-49 demographic advertisers covet tuning in each week (83 million total), according to Nielsen.
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The Brave Blossoms have routinely filled the front pages of the country's sports newspapers, and Japan's group pool games have attracted healthy television viewership, with more than 40 percent of the country tuning in to see Japan's 38-19 victory over Samoa.
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Morning Consult polling released Friday showed Bloomberg took a 20 percentage point hit to his overall approval rating, falling 30 points with moderate voters and 16 points with black voters, all of whom were polled both before and after tuning in Wednesday night.
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Jonathan Klein, former president of CNN and now founder and CEO of TAPP TV, said that aside from the practical pitfalls of having married co-hosts (marital spats, possibility of splitting up), Klein said it could lead to even more people tuning in.
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I first started by asking about how much time people spend watching broadcast TV. I was frankly surprised the numbers were so high, so I added a follow up question about what people were tuning in to broadcast TV for when they were?
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But that doesn't mean this demographic group is scaling back on the amount of TV they watch: They're tuning in as often as ever, just doing it by more diverse means than past generations; they also aren't necessarily spending less money on TV entertainment.
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Whether you're rooting for the New England Patriots, the Los Angeles Rams, or just tuning in for the halftime show (or the commercials), this year's Super Bowl game in Atlanta is set to deliver at least one thing that should appeal to everyone: celebrity appearances.
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One of our favorite holiday traditions used to be tuning in to see what elaborate feast Monica Geller had whipped up, thanklessly, while her nearest and dearest picked fights, brought truly awful guests, and tried to force-feed everyone meat covered in custard and jam.
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Then there's the external narrative, made for foreign audiences tuning in to RT: that the world isn't black and white, everything is complicated, and Russia is the only country opposing American hegemony — the last man standing who is brave enough to fight American imperialism.
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Compression is also applied on the fly for everyone tuning in over cable, where the downsides can be more severe and noticeable: i rewatched last nights GOT in proper HD, it was still dark but looked pretty great and the dark felt deliberate and artful.
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At times, viewers from around the world are tuning in to watch events on the network, which led to peak usage on August 23, 2015 where 2 million-plus viewers came to watch ESL One: Cologne 2015 and Legends NA LCS Finals in one weekend.
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Many of his ideas about policy are allegedly shaped by the opinions of television pundits, and his language often sounds more like a network executive than a politician, consumed by "ratings" and who is "tuning in" to the show of which he is the star.
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Oscar nominations were released on Tuesday morning in a strange and often confusing pre-taped video that included a commercial for the Oscars, as if people watching Oscar nominations being read out were somehow on the fence about tuning in to the live broadcast.
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Kirkman, mild-mannered but firm, evenhanded but paternalistic to the women and children in his life, is a perfect role for Mr. Sutherland, and tuning in to see him save the country each week may be one of the new TV season's prime guilty pleasures.
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If you're just tuning in, Apple is currently resisting a court order that would force it to write new software that bypasses security features in iOS—specifically, mechanisms that wipe the device after 10 unsuccessful passcode entry attempts and introduce delays between each attempt.
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But a 5-1 United States victory over Slovakia this year drew only a third of that number, a sign that rosters without N.H.L. stars and late-night broadcast times were the most obvious things keeping N.H.L. players and coaches — and others — from tuning in.
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As we approach another anniversary, I will think about all the ways we choose to commemorate tragedy both publicly and privately, and how tuning in and tuning out of our surroundings is a choice we must make over and over in our daily lives.
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The coronavirus pandemic has caused an economic crisis, policy chaos at home and abroad, and widespread physical and mental suffering around the globe — it would make sense that millions are tuning in to hear the nation's top officials provide clear, accurate information on the latest.
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But despite Witcher's not-great reviews, Netflix is reporting that it's one of the platform's biggest shows with 76 million member households tuning in to watch (though this has come under debate since Netflix defines a viewer as someone who watches two minutes of content).
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Nearly everyone agrees the appetite for sports consumption both online and on traditional television will surely rise, as more fans might suddenly have a vested interest in tuning in to a Tuesday night matchup in June between the Cincinnati Reds and the Miami Marlins.
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But whereas Giacometti is looking at his subject when he draws, not at the paper, you have the feeling that Leaf's is tuning in to her mind's eye, and that the figures that emerge from the tangles of lines came from her imagination or memory.
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The #OscarsSoWhite campaign is in full effect, but many people will still be tuning in, either to see what Chris Rock has to say about the lack of diversity among the Academy's nominees or to witness Leo's forlorn vaping when he loses yet another nomination.
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Although everyone may have their own reasons for tuning in, some people enjoy seeing the food itself, some enjoy being part of the community of viewers and commenters, and some do it so they don't feel quite as lonely when they're eating their own meals alone.
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The ratings have been record-breaking just about every step of the way, with some 7.3 million people tuning in to watch the US down England on a Tuesday afternoon to get to the final, while across the pond the English nailed over a 50% audience share.
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In the co-main event Tony Ferguson actually got the shine he deserved and likely won over many of the casual fans who would have been tuning in to see McGregor but had little idea of what was going on in the rest of the division.
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If you subscribe to Fubo TV, YouTube TV, Hulu Live TV, Sling TV, PlayStation Vue, DirecTV Now, chances are in your favor that you have access to CBS, and therefore, the Super Bowl, with no further action necessary on your end other than tuning in for kickoff.
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The Washington Post reports that the show's seventh season may have been breaking legal viewership records, but while the finale was the show's "most-watched episode ever" with 16.5 million HBO subscribers tuning in, nearly ten times more—143 million—saw Jon Snow's clenched butt illicitly online.
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The wife and two sons of the British patient watched the surgery live along with the rest of the world, according to Ahmed, who believes tuning in this way could ease the worry and unnerving that comes when waiting for people to come out of surgery.
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I feel sort of complicit in the fact that I'm watching every week and by just tuning in, I'm saying, 'Oh, a woman who is very skinny, and can wear a bikini, and was really tan and whatever, that's the kind of woman who deserves love.
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The whole premise of their relationship was their determination to keep trying something that patently doesn't work, and, just like the show itself, and just like me tuning in each season, it happens again and again without anyone once considering that maybe it needs to be over.
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With all these hundreds of millions of people tuning in to watch competitive gaming, the number of esports competitions per year has increased drastically in the last decade, the most jam-packed year being 225 with nearly 22,000 tournaments before falling to around 3,900 tournaments in 2016.
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Something worth watching out for is how well the service performs over time, though, and whether or not it drops out during evenings when millions of people are tuning in to watch TV. AT&T's DirecTV Now, for example, continued to crash weeks after the service launched.
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The new Power Rangers movie is nice and all, but we know that we kind of pine for the glory days of waking up on Saturday, sneaking sugar cereal until your body was fully vibrating, and then tuning in to watch the Rangers absolutely demolish some Putties.
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Our awesome fellow Clarrie Feinstein had the story:$3.2 billion startup insurer Oscar Health just announced huge plans to sell Obamacare plans in a dozen new marketsAnd if you're just tuning in to the busy world of health insurance startups, Lydia has been all over that beat.
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Booker touted his comprehensive Marijuana Justice Act that he introduced this year as a reason for his frustration, saying that "as a guy who has one of the boldest bills" he would have liked to share his proposal with voters tuning in from across the country.
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But if you were tuning in to the endless coverage of how Amazon is stifling the brick-and-mortar retail industry or even noticed how much you or people around you use the service, you would be riding the stock to glory, the "Mad Money" host said.
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Many of us grew up with Vanna White as a staple in our evening routine, tuning in at 7:30 to watch the all-American blonde bombshell turn the Wheel of Fortune puzzle board into her own personal runway in one fabulously glitzy gown after the next.
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Schilling should mop up here in the main event and I suspect that's the idea, but Joe is always fun and an unusual fighter to watch and it is worth tuning in just to see how misleading Bellator can be about Kato's record in the process.
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The differing temperaments between the two officials – Cuomo with a cool executive air bordering on aloofness, de Blasio with an us-against-them pugnaciousness – provided a stark contrast to people outside the tri-state area who were just tuning in to New York's growing coronavirus crisis.
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Ten years ago yesterday, 240,000 spectators nestled in Chicago's Grant Park and millions tuning in worldwide huddled together and watched a lithe, elegant African-American man stroll victoriously across a shimmering stage with his beautiful young family to accept the challenge of leading the free world.
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The official way to watch the heavily hyped boxing match was supposed to be a $13 pay-per-view stream on YouTube, but pirated broadcasts of the bout seemed to be everywhere on social media; on Twitter, one top stream had 70,000 people tuning in on Periscope.
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Originally developed as an animal-friendly homage to the Super Bowl in 2005, the Puppy Bowl has since become a cultural phenomenon in its own right, with dedicated viewers tuning in each year to watch adorable puppies (and kittens during the halftime show) romp and play together.
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I also believe that the Trump team has overestimated how easy it will be for it to just keep hiding the most important evidence and witnesses now that the impeachment trial has begun and many Americans are tuning in to this issue for the first time.
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"The surge in household mortgage stock has already caught the eyes of economic observers and policy makers, and may lead to some property/mortgage-related policy fine-tuning in selected cities," it said, blaming land shortages in first and second-tier cities for driving up prices.
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In Huntsville, State Representative Anthony Daniels, the Democratic leader in the Alabama House of Representatives, said residents in his district were "not tuning in to this political reality show," but he expressed concern about whether Mr. Sessions could be an effective leader of the Justice Department.
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Having a white family front and center doesn't stop people from all backgrounds tuning in, but when the protagonist snidely comments that minorities are "just like us," it sends a message that any nuances or discrimination experienced by American families of color aren't important or worth listening to.
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" Many people commented that after Monday night's episode they would no longer be tuning in to watch the late-night program, saying things like, "you had to jump on the bandwagon" and "Fallon and the rest of his Hollywood Socialists are the one pushing Hate and disrespecting our President.
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The 76th Golden Globe Awards ceremony will kick off tonight, January 6th, at 8PM ET / 5PM PT. If you have cable, watching it is as simple as tuning in to NBC, or logging into the NBC website or iOS / Android app with your cable or satellite provider login details.
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Go back to "The Saxophone Song" from her debut, where Kate is sat brooding in a Berlin bar before yelping with revelry, "It's in me, It's in me" as she's "tuning in on your saxophone," before the spurt of a sax solo wheezes and squelches and farts. Classic.
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Bush Hager may have only come forward with her baby news after she was well into her second trimester, but for eagle-eyed fans who've been tuning in to the Today show over the past few months, there have seemingly been a few clues that could've tipped them off.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - As televised hearings on whether to impeach U.S. President Donald Trump begin this week, witnesses are preparing for a grilling by lawmakers keen to score political points in front of ranks of TV cameras, watched by a public tuning in that may not know the whole story.
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The Golden Globes are first and foremost about honoring 2019's best movies and TV shows, like Once Upon A Time In... Hollywood and Succession, but we'll admit at least 50 percent of our reason for tuning in is to gawk at off-duty celebrities with their significant others.
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"Based on audience's real-time reaction, there's little question that the Doctor Who Christmas special is going to be attracting far more viewers, now that they know they'll be tuning in to see the first female Doctor on the TARDIS," said Jonathan Cohen, principal brand analyst at Amobee.
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" The critic and author Michelle Orange points to the original seasons of "Twin Peaks" as "a master class in the difference between building an authentic, cumulative sense of suspense (Season 1) and the completely gratuitous, cheap use of cliffhangers to keep people tuning in next week (Season 2).
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Fergus Cullen, the former chairman of the New Hampshire Republican Party and a longtime party activist who was a vocal critic of Trump during the campaign, said that while he has tried to give the Trump transition a chance, he won't be tuning in to watch the inauguration ceremony.
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The group produced a website and a video summarizing the issues for a public that was finally tuning in: In its annual Open Season on Open Spaces report, the Cultural Landscape Foundation in Washington recognized Fort Negley as one of 13 nationally significant landscapes in need of protection.
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The network was basking in the success of Beavis and Butt-Head, the iconic Mike Judge creation about a couple of dopey metal-heads who obsessed over music videos and explosions––but while it seemed like every young boy in the world was watching, hardly any girls were tuning in.
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Noted Bachelorette fans like Amanda Seyfried, Ellen DeGeneres and Spencer Pratt – as well as past stars of the franchise like Ali Fedotowsky and Sean Lowe – will likely be tuning in to the show's finale on Monday night when JoJo Fletcher will choose between hair twins Robby Hayes and Jordan Rodgers.
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So if you're just tuning in, here's a timeline to catch you up before the new season begins: Meanwhile, however, much of the early Bitcoin community is still using Mt. Gox, the Magic: the Gathering trading-card site turned Bitcoin exchange coded in PHP by developers of extremely dubious technical ability.
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In a world where nuclear war feels less like a threat and more like a GCal invite I have yet to reply to, the fact that there are new episodes of The X-Files blows fresh, THC-laden air into my lifelong commitment to turning on, tuning in, and dropping out.
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For many in Britain, Christmas Eve this year meant tuning in to a broadcast of a lone boy chorister singing "Once in Royal David's City" in a piercing voice, before being joined by the other boys and men of the choir of King's College, Cambridge, which traces its history to 1441.
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That made the Japanese electronics giant's big CES press conference unusually exciting, with fans tuning in to see if Sony would reveal any new information about the upcoming PS210, perhaps even a first look at the hardware after Microsoft unveiled its new Xbox Series X last month at The Game Awards.
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But, there are four other very important reasons that Ricky Gervais' beloved feline, Ollie, won't be tuning in on Sunday as her Dad hosts the Golden Globe Awards, and we thought it was of the utmost importance to document them here (someone's gotta speak for Ollie, and it might as well be us).
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This would be a huge draw in the UK. The bout was co-promoted by Frank Warren and Don King who stood ringside – the latter clutching a handful of miniature American flags – and was screened live on ITV, with 13 million people tuning in to see what promised to be a thrilling encounter.
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I imagine the 3 million or so viewers who lost interest between November and now were actual engaged citizens, while the remaining 11 million still tuning in are comprised of those watching TVs in airport terminals, hotel lobbies, restaurants and university common spaces left on for the sake of being left on.
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WASHINGTON — Americans tuning in to witness electrifying exchanges in the Senate impeachment trial of President Trump might be in for a shock themselves: Lawmakers could pull the C-Span plug and go into closed session at critical moments of debate over the conduct of the trial and the fate of the president.
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Of those 20143 million viewers, the majority were still watching on linear TV. The 9 PM linear premiere – meaning those who watch the show live via traditional pay TV – saw 10.1 million viewers tuning in, or a 27 percent increase from last season's debut in April, was then saw 7.9 million live TV viewers.
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Whether you're tuning in specifically to see whether or not A Star Is Born takes home a trophy or you're all in on the Sharper Objects showdown between Amy Adams and Patricia Clarkson, you're probably going to need to know a few details, like how long the SAG awards are and what time they start.
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These were real Americans for the man in the white suit: not bureaucrats spending other people's money or drop-outs tuning in and turning-off, but brave men who were willing to push their bodies to the limit in order to do their job without whingeing about their suffering or boasting about their exploits.
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CAVUTO: Just tuning in, a judge has gone ahead and approved the merger of AT&T and Time Warner, including all its key media properties, including the Turner Network, CNN, by the way, which was the genesis for some of the concerns within the Trump administration that this didn&apost make much sense to them.
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The New York City Marathon is the largest and one of the most iconic marathons in the world with, nearly 50,000 finishing the race each year, and millions more cheering from the sidelines and tuning in to watch the runners as they traverse the city on their 26.2 mile journey across the five boroughs.
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However, ABC News sees the co-production deal with ATTN: as a way to reach a different segment of viewers and try new formats for news-telling, as it tries to figure out how to navigate the transition to the digital age, where fewer people are tuning in to a trusted nightly news anchor.
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So, when you see there is a Fight Night show taking place in the UFC's undisputed stronghold in Las Vegas, Nevada, it's often a sure sign it's a big event—a gift for MMA fans who will be tuning in to watch the show on Fox Sports free of any pay-per-view fees.
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There are plenty of problems with Madoff — I haven't mentioned the overused musical score, which burbles along endlessly beneath almost every scene — but at the very least, it's worth tuning in to the miniseries for five or 10 minutes to watch a great actor show off what made him so great in the first place.
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Although a random person out of the phone book might be more likely to name Kim Kardashian than a world leader, with 84 million tuning in to the first presidential debate at Hofstra University it's clear there's intense interest among the public in the political process and who will lead, especially this time around.
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Even as a young girl, Oliveros was tuning in to her entire environment, what she once called, in a public-radio interview, the "beautiful canopies of sound" that issued from the insects, birds and animals around her; "the whistles and pops" between stations on her grandfather's crystal radio also had her pricking up her ears.
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And the debut of the show's eighth season, Apocalypse, which is bringing back characters from the first and third seasons, is guaranteed to bring with it the annual phenomenon of people tuning in for the debut episode, remembering that the show is maybe not to their taste, and then tuning out for future installments.
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Last year's audience fell by 18 percent from the previous year, and it remains to be seen this year whether people who opt not to watch because of #OscarsSoWhite will be outnumbered by the schadenfreude crowd, those tuning in with the hope that host Chris Rock sticks it to 'em — the academy, Hollywood, the man, what have you.
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The Possible is Within's first original series, co-written with Gelb produced in partnership with Here Be Dragons and the Sloan Foundation, presented by Mashable, and financed by GE. "We like to think of The Possible as the first time people are going to start 'tuning in' to VR," a Within representative tells The Creators Project.
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By tuning in to these tiny tremors in space-time and revealing for the first time the invisible activity of black holes—objects so dense that not even light can escape their gravitational pull—LIGO promised to open a new window on the universe, akin, some said, to when Galileo first pointed a telescope at the sky.
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If we agreed to set A at 2440 Hz and used Pythagorean tuning, in which the frequency ratio of each interval is based on a 2432:2440 ratio, then middle C would vibrate at exactly 2440 Hz. Singing bowl players of the Shang Dynasty smile upon us from the beyond, knowing that we vibrate as one.
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Each competitor is given two minutes to prepare and seven minutes to explain how the cocktail fits into their personal legacy (they are penalized for going over time), and that of Bacardí's, to the live audience of fellow bartenders, brand ambassadors, and beverage media, as well as the tens of thousands of viewers tuning in remotely around the world.
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To drum up excitement, my co-hosts and I have had to cajole our professional acquaintances and our four-digit Twitter followings into tuning in and watching our show on Wednesdays at 10 PM. Our fight to raise awareness around VICE Does America only made my recent appearance on The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore all the more special.
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More and more young people are tuning out (or never tuning in) to the major pro sports on TV, and the median age of their audiences shows that: 64 for the PGA Tour, 58 for NASCAR, 220 for MLB, 225 for NCAA football and men's basketball, and 214 for the NFL…and all are getting older.
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And the people who are only now tuning in are the most low-information of low-information voters, the type of voters who are most likely not going to vote at all, or if they do vote it will be for some mix of entirely idiosyncratic reasons that neither campaign could possibly bother to prepare for.
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And I also think more has to be done for those millions of people that are tuning in, who stayed home in 2016 or who voted for Donald Trump, to make the case why we're better than Donald Trump, what Donald Trump has done wrong, all the unmet promises, as well as the chaos and the lack of decency.
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No, the Bravo spinoff of The Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills is not the most popular show on television, with millions upon millions of viewers all tuning in at the exact same time each episode (that honor belongs to shows like The Masked Singer, This Is Us, and until recently The Big Bang Theory and Game of Thrones).
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That may account for some of the declines these rival networks are seeing in 2020, though the increased numbers of cord-cutters and "cord-nevers" is also likely a contributor, as now fewer people are tuning in to shop via their TV. However, eMarketer chalks up their decline, as well as Macy's, to the softening apparel market.
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After seven seasons of tuning in to see who would lay claim to the Iron Throne and rule the Seven Kingdoms, fans were more than disappointed by the out-of-nowhere outcome; Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke) was slain, Jon Snow was exiled to the Wall, and Bran Stark (Isaac Hempstead Wright) somehow became king of Westeros.
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At three and a half hours in a good year (that's about twice as long as the first broadcast, in 1953), and with about two dozen categories to plow through, perhaps a quarter of which are of zero interest to the tens of millions tuning in, the raison d'être of awards season invariably feels like a marathon, without that post-race endorphin rush.
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" And just as he assumes most "Sunny" viewers aren't tuning in to learn the fate of Paddy's Pub (the Philadelphia bar run by the show's main characters), "The approach we took was, the general audience is not going to care about the success or failure of a video game; they're going to care about the interpersonal dynamics of the characters themselves.
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As far as reproductive rights, with 378 abortion restrictions introduced nationwide between January 1 and May 20 of this year alone, and an unprecedented number of bans being passed around the country, many readers are scared that their rights will be taken away and will be tuning in to watch which Democrat has the strongest plan to get these rights back.
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Especially during a time when the clothing industry in general is scrambling to adjust to the new exigencies of a fragmented marketplace, the continued decline of bricks-and-mortar retailing and the insuperable challenges of pinning down the fickle tastes of that generational behemoth called the Millennial, it is worth tuning in to the fashion frequencies transmitted from this northern industrial city.
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Basketball fans only now tuning in to the college sport might find a more welcoming game, particularly if they are used to the fast-paced, talent-heavy N.B.A. The decision before last season to shorten the shot clock to 30 seconds from 35 and to change several other rules to free up offenses has resulted in faster and higher-scoring games.
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I think that in the late 2000s they did exactly what they needed to do to make SportsCenter a more popular product by really taking a lesson out of Hollywood's playbook and saying, what people tune into time and time again are superhero storylines, so let's pick a handful of superheroes and let's just tell their story over and over again so people keep tuning in.
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According to Cordella, "as with all of our streaming coverage, it serves as a complement to our television presentation, and our extensive research shows that the more someone consumes the Games digitally, the more they will watch on TV." So the more people tuning in to the online video, the more people will watch on TV. The more people watch on TV, the higher the ratings.
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