Sports represents 6% of overall TV viewership while news represents 10% of viewership.
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Twitch's peak viewership now rivals the average prime-time viewership of some cable networks.
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Viewership figures provided by Nielsen, however, show higher viewership for past presidential addresses to Congress.
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But it's impossible to tell with certainty how many watched online, since viewership was spread out over multiple online platforms that measure viewership in different ways, and there's no standardized rating system for web viewership as there is for television viewership, according to CNN.
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Esports viewership now makes up 9 to 17 percent of overall Twitch viewership, the report says.
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Nascar&aposs TV viewership has been falling since 193, alongside the decline in overall TV viewership.
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In recent years, CS:GO tournament viewership has far outpaced Street Fighter tournament viewership on platforms like Twitch.
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Netflix famously doesn't make its viewership numbers public, making it difficult to determine an accurate viewership number.
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And along with the more expensive ads, viewership rebounded to 102 million across all platforms, up from multiplatform viewership of 100.7 million last year, which was the lowest viewership in over a decade.
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"Both Charter and Comcast have been gaining shares of TV viewership, even as TV viewership declines," Mark mentioned.
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Nielsen's viewership data unfortunately only accounts for traditional TV viewership or watching on a television set at home.
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So I think the right measure is something that includes viewership, but also the length of that viewership.
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Viewership among people ages 18 to 24 shrank by less than 5%, and viewership increased among older viewers.
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Viewership of the second presidential debate on Twitter rose compared to the first, even as viewership dropped on television.
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This chart shows how total viewership of political videos on YouTube has overtaken the combined viewership on cable news channels.
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Secondly, the video sharing site is combining live stream viewership along with on-demand viewership over a period of days.
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This viewership isn't replacing mobile viewership, but is rather adding to it, with many using mobile devices as a bridge.
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A recent trend shows a dip in viewership of such shows, including record low viewership for the Emmy Awards on Monday.
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Snap also saw a 53 percent increase in viewership between the first and second season of "Good Luck America," and a 45 percent increase in viewership for "The Voice in Snapchat" although it did not disclose actual viewership numbers.
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Female viewership increased by 26 percent from 2009 to 2013, while male viewership increased by 20163 percent, according to data from Ebiquity.
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The president references Fox News' viewership in his tweet, the same network later tweeted figures that contradicted his claim of record viewership.
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CBS Corp said overall viewership of its broadcasts were higher on Sunday while NBC, owned by Comcast Corp, said viewership was down.
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Twitter's N.F.L. viewership has steadily increased each week, according to the social media company, even as viewership on traditional television channels has fallen.
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Even if much of the decline of viewership can be attributed to a variety factors, there is an obvious impact on sale and viewership.
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NBC's viewership for the 2016 Rio Summer Olympics were sluggish from previous games, but the games still brought in a big viewership and profits.
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Update January 6th 4:50PM ET: This post has been updated to reflect that The Ridiculous Six's record is tied to 30-day viewership, not cumulative viewership.
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News is protecting some networks from large viewership hitsUBS used viewership data from the second half of 2019 to analyze how each network's programming slate breaks down.
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The viewership cuts for sports networks range from 9% to 25% while streaming TV viewership overall is expected to grow 15%, according to the agency's own figures.
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The most engaging ads are those that see the biggest increase in viewership relative to the viewership in the surrounding 15 minutes of programming, the company also notes.
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The Masters has the highest viewership globally of any golf tournament even without Tiger Woods playing, add him to the mix and we could see new viewership records.
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In seasons six through 11, its average viewership surpassed 18 million people per episode once some time-shifted viewership was accounted for — an astonishing feat for the 2010s.
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Of course, Olympic viewership can vary year to year, depending on the location of the games and the caliber of its athletes, but overall, viewership trends seem bleak.
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As younger, digital-native generations mature, these viewership figures are likely to begin balancing out, but until then linear sports viewership will remain top of mind for advertisers.
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Instead, they're tallying the viewership of Americans thought to represent their specific demographics, then extrapolating from that viewership to say how many total viewers there are throughout the country.
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After months of declining ratings, the entrance of Michael Bloomberg and uncertainty surrounding the race brought in big viewership, which eclipsed the viewership of some notable programs from 2019.
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The company relied on early data to estimate 28-day viewership numbers, similar to disclosures the company has made in earnings calls when it comes to predicting viewership data.
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There was a big spike in viewership for the pre-game shows on Sunday, but it's too soon to reach any conclusions about the effect of the controversy on viewership.
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At last year's Cannes Film Festival, Andy Yeatman, Netflix's former director of children's and family content, said international viewership of programming for young people far exceeds that of domestic viewership.
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Viewership numbers on Twitch reflected this: almost 260,000 people tuned in to watch the game just before Street Fighter V, Dragon Ball FighterZ, setting a new record for EVO viewership.
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That's still a massive viewership, but if the slide continues, "Say Yes" could be the first TWD episode to drop down to single-digit viewership since season three back in 2012.
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That being said, with the combination of the live viewership and video-on-demand numbers, YouTube says total debate viewership increased by 40% from the first debate to the second one.
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Old ■ CBS, the broadcaster with the oldest median age, had the biggest decline in viewership in Netflix homes compared with non-Netflix homes, with viewership down 443 percent in Netflix homes.
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Some of the platforms, as I mentioned, about 80 percent of our viewership is on a mobile phone, but some of our viewership is on the television through our own product.
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While digital and live-streaming viewership rose during the national championship game this year, television viewership fell, which Turner's president, David Levy, attributed to a comparative lack of compelling story lines.
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Creators will be placed in brackets depending on the total viewership of their posts within 30-day periods, and all partners in a viewership bracket will be paid the same amount.
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According to her reporting, the expected viewership cuts for sports networks range from 9% to 25% while streaming TV viewership overall is expected to grow 15%, according to the agency's own figures.
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Researchers cross-referenced Nielsen viewership ratings with Twitter reactions for 6,000 different recently aired episodes of TV. They categorized Twitter reactions to each episode by emotion and tracked the viewership week to week.
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The initial estimate from Nielsen had omitted CBS viewership. (AP)
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U.S. television viewership averages around 1.25 billion hours a day.
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Moreover, they found that the company wasn't maximizing its viewership.
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One cited the lack of viewership compared with men's sports.
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Vudu's monthly viewership remains below rivals Netflix (NFLX) and Hulu.
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But the Emmys have been ebbing in viewership since 2013.
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I believe that in terms of viewership, it's transcending genre.
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Your move, Netflix — your viewership would be so about this.
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World Series viewership also saw a significant decrease that year.
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The new benchmark, however, did not reflect an expanding viewership.
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It just so happens that Liga MX has more viewership.
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Unsurprisingly, viewership of financial cable news spikes during market turmoil.
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Since the changes, MSNBC has usually outpaced CNN in viewership.
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"It really kicked our viewership into high gear," he says.
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And, even if not, more sports betters should increase viewership.
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It still drives a disproportionate share of interest, passion, viewership.
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Even viewership of N.F.L. games is down this season. Down!
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Apple hasn't made its event streaming viewership numbers available before.
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But nothing had drawn a viewership like the Menendez case.
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His viewership numbers had suffered as a result, he said.
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The company has never been fully transparent about viewership metrics.
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Meanwhile, Bloomberg has been focused on expanding its online viewership.
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Shin: Video viewership is like a going down a funnel.
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However, live sports viewership for the most part isn't wavering.
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When it came to viewership, Insatiable excelled and Dietland flopped.
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Viewership among women aged 18-34 was up 44 percent in the show's second year, and more than half of the audience is women — the highest ratio within the otherwise male-skewing Syfy viewership.
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Although the league was quick to say that the stream had a unique viewership of more than 15 million people, it still didn't stack up to the viewership-per-minute numbers of traditional TV broadcasts.
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Even as streaming services like Netflix start to slowly report some viewership data, Amazon's head of Studios says the company will not offer viewership data on how many people watch original content on its platform.
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Despite viral previews of Kim opening up about her Paris robbery, viewership tanked again for the latest premiere in March 2017, with 1.48 million people watching—less than half of the previous year's premiere viewership.
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As global internet usage increases and bandwidth improves, digital video viewership is quickly replacing traditional TV viewership as the preferred method of media consumption around the world — and digital ad spending continues to grow accordingly.
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Fox News's viewership peaked on Monday night from 103:45 p.m.
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Last summer, the Olympics faced somewhat of a "nightmare" viewership scenario.
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Harvey managed to increase viewership when he took over in 2010.
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The model also helps to organically circulate viewership across its shows.
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Television viewership has been declining as audiences migrate to streaming options.
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PornHub also looked at the difference between men and women's viewership.
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Understandably, last night's finale managed the highest viewership of any episode.
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I like where it's at, and I love the stream viewership.
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Desktop video viewership has also declined by over 50% since 2012.
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The only entity with accurate information on Netflix viewership is Netflix.
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CNN, by contrast, just set programming in ways that maximized viewership.
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The show has continued to smash viewership records since its debut.
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The broadcast had a 50% increase in viewership, according to Nielsen.
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Mark warned about investing in content providers because of declining viewership.
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The company has been approached for its Melbourne Cup viewership numbers.
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By early October, Kimmel's viewership had gone up by 9 percent.
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Measuring success at YouTube usually means counting subscribers and quantifying viewership.
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"If they don't get viewership, they don't get paid," he said.
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Live-stream viewership of the event was relatively strong beyond Twitter.
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Viewership trends in television are weak, and they're worse without sports.
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The tabloid's website claims it has a viewership of 5 million.
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Viewership of the videos was double previous messages from the conference.
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Viewership fell last year and continues to do so this year.
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Adding OWN to the mix could boost African-American viewership numbers.
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In terms of viewership, it might have seemed like common sense.
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Cricket, which actually drives the massive sports viewership, is entirely free.
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Tournament viewership is already surpassing that of some major offline sports.
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FX boss says Netflix's secrecy around its viewership numbers is 'ridiculous'
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What Netflix's viewership data lacks is nuance and third party verification.
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All proceedings could be recorded, livestreamed, and open for public viewership.
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Viewership for this year's Olympic men's tournament saw a similar decline.
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And smartphone viewership is growing much faster than other digital platforms.
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League officials declined to provide viewership figures or specific revenue targets.
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That's in line with viewership of the National Basketball Association (NBA).
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Byte will pay partners every 30 days based on their viewership.
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Viewership data on Shakira and Lopez's halftime show is expected Monday.
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This is the lowest average concurrent viewership figure since Q3 2018.
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From 2005 until last year, Nascar's television viewership declined 45 percent.
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Even though it attracted a massive viewership, critical reviews were mixed.
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Since 2016, viewership at both networks surged thanks to his presidency.
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Like other streaming services, YouTube Red doesn't release its viewership numbers.
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That's why we're seeing record cable viewership and subscriptions to newspapers.
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This story was updated to reflect official viewership numbers from CBS.
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Will it actually lead to an increase in ratings and viewership?
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" A recent Nielsen analysis of TV viewership, "For Us by Us?
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More Fractured Viewership Will Make It Harder to More Reach Viewers2.
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The most recent numbers do not account for viewership on Telemundo.
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No amount of fabricated alarm over racial dynamics will improve viewership.
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We have 22, almost 23 percent of TV and cable viewership.
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WE GET ABOUT 23.5% OF VIEWERSHIP ON CABLE ON ANY NIGHT.
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For the season, viewership for NBC's games is down 18 percent.
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For the college football playoffs especially, however, scheduling heavily affects viewership.
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"It took a few years to get viewership going," Moore said.
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In fact, the previous three presidents have had higher viewership for their deliveries of the speech, with President Barack Obama's viewership at 48 million in 2010, President George W. Bush at 62.1 million and 58.1 million in the early 2000s, and President Bill Clinton at 53.1 million and 45.8 million in the 1990s, according to the Nielsen company, which measures viewership.
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Based on WWE viewership data from January 4 to May 19 of this year, reported by James Caldwell of the Pro Wrestling Torch, I calculated Raw's DVR viewership percentage at 9.5 percent, and SmackDown's at 8.2 percent.
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As a spinoff, Pollard's show enjoyed the benefit of having transferable viewership.
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Time Warner's CNN and Comcast Corp's MSNBC also had huge viewership gains.
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CNBC hit four-year lows in both total day and primetime viewership.
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The 2015 World Championships had an average concurrent viewership of 4.2 million.
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Plus, Nielsen can only measure US viewership, not Netflix's overall global reach.
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The NFL hopes to further increase viewership through Tencent's wide-reaching platforms.
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Typically, a series will lose viewership over the course of a run.
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The eighth season had high viewership because it was the show's last.
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That represented the biggest gain in delayed viewership in British TV history.
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Viewership fell in each subsequent half-hour, winding up at 113.1 million.
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A recent survey found that viewership goes up 78% during the holiday.
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In America viewership of traditional pay-TV has been falling since 2.23.
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The survey doesn't necessarily spell good news for network TV viewership, though.
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Even as the Rice saga unfolded in 2014, though, viewership remained strong.
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But Verizon isn't alone in capitalizing on the growth of mobile viewership.
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This is both a legitimate headline and a naked chase for viewership.
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Television viewership is in decline, especially among younger viewers coveted by advertisers.
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"That's what I had to do to grow the viewership," he said.
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The result is an ungenerous viewership who are not seeing movies fairly.
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Viewership of the BBC and ITV's flagship channels declined even more sharply.
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"Veteran readers will recall this happened pre-Internet with cable television viewership."
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Following week 10, the NFL's viewership is up roughly 3% from 2017.
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The Academy Awards this year hit an eight-year low in viewership.
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The primary debates were scheduled at ridiculous times to keep viewership down.
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And viewership among people ages 153 to 34 has fallen 32 percent.
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Its annual fashion show drew criticism for being outdated, and viewership slipped.
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ET, though viewership was down 26 percent from last year's 12.3 million.
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The ratings on Thursday represent the fourth-highest viewership for a debate.
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These dips in viewership prove that people want to escape through television.
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Viewership throughout the convention week was about the same as in 2012.
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This led to the suspension of two of its mobile viewership metrics.
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League saw a massive 62% increase in viewership from September to October.
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Sure, this freeway-crash of a campaign has led to huge viewership.
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But viewership has remained pretty steady for Trump's addresses all three years.
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They said they've seen an uptick in viewership of no-equipment workouts.
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Like everything else on TV, Olympics viewership has stagnated, or even declined.
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The viewership figures aren't what they were back then, for one thing.
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Esports racing, helped by record-setting viewership, is hitting the big time.
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It is true that Trump drew significant viewership to the Republican debates.
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But Fridays are different -- TV viewership is typically lower on Friday nights.
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The high viewership is likely due to a couple of primary factors.
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On an annual basis, however, concurrent viewership was still up by 43%.
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But by Thursday of last week, viewership fell to 266 million viewers.
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It's also ending its annual fashion show, as viewership has fallen off.
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Television viewership is only one slice of the audience for political debates.
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Nielsen ratings are an average of minute-by-minute viewership over time.
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It's unclear whether that could scatter viewership, or build interest over time.
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The difference in viewership can be explained by the difference in audience.
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That differs from 2008, when the Republican debates had much lower viewership.
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Local television news has become more trivialized as viewership continues to decline.
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Facebook apologized for overstating video viewership times in September of last year.
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Do you think "Atlanta" can reach audiences beyond its intended viewership base?
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Amid waning viewership, networks are learning to go where younger audiences are.
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Overall viewership for the W.B.C. is up by 21 percent over 2013.
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In fact, fake news often bests real news in terms of viewership.
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Most of HBO's viewership comes well after an episode's original air date.
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Trump's Tuesday viewership does beat Obama's in his later years in office.
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In fact, the built-in viewership for TV has decreased since Sochi.
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Both of these are included in the PyeongChang viewership numbers NBC provides.
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J.P. Morgan Chase and Credit Suisse both cited weaker ratings and viewership in notes to clients during the 2017-2018 season, explaining that the apparent decline in viewership could wind up affecting major broadcasters like Fox and ESPN.
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The debut week viewership of "Bird Box" came in second to the debut week of season 2 of "Stranger Things" in October 2017, according to Nielsen, which has been tracking viewership on streaming platforms for about a year now.
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In doing so, NBC showed just how hard it is to make an apples-to-apples comparison between Netflix's viewership and traditional TV viewership — but it also revealed why Netflix's numbers will probably be public knowledge sooner or later.
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I would bet that Netflix is comparing Narcos season one viewership to Game of Thrones season one viewership — an important distinction to make, as Game of Thrones wasn't nearly as popular in its first season as it is now.
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Verizon said Fuse was getting too expensive for the viewership it was driving.
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Oh, and all the budgets and viewership numbers are either secret or wrong.
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Apex's victory was short-lived, and Fortnite surpassed its viewership the following month.
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That viewership translates to around $1 million a month in advertising revenue alone.
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And, surprisingly, television viewership of sporting events (important for us, especially) is down.
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Other streaming services also saw gains, but their viewership numbers are much smaller.
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Data about viewership of ads is lacking in comparison to Facebook, he added.
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Offers metrics showing that media orgs can get massive viewership on Facebook videos3.
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Aside from overwhelming sales numbers, Mother Monster also garnered major viewership for Fox.
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When the viewership ratings rolled in, ordinary faces were made into bankable stars.
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The Crimson Tide's victory in 2010 had an average viewership of 30.8 million.
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The NFL, despite recent viewership declines, is still the most valuable content anywhere.
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Viewership for last year's big game dipped 7 percent to 103 million viewers.
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Still, that's only one-fourth of the viewership for the Survivor: Borneo finale.
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But we've also seen NFL viewership dwindle ever since the national anthem controversy.
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This comes as esports viewership and revenue overall has increased year on year.
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It did cause a drop in viewership, but the dip has since reversed.
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A month after the premiere, viewership had already dropped by about 60 percent.
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With the Spanish language broadcasters and smaller networks included, viewership reached 230 million.
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CNN does not want its falling viewership to watch what I'm saying tonight.
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Concerns over recent hurricanes plaguing the U.S. have benefited the Weather Channel's viewership.
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Viewership peaked in the final minutes, between 10:30 and 10:63 p.m.
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The network reportedly saw viewership plummet during the conservative host's 6 o'clock hour.
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Today, "Raw" and "Smackdown" have a combined viewership of well over 10 million.
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"I do expect debate viewership to decline, at least in broadcast," Rothman says.
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Viewership peaked during the final drive at around midnight on the East Coast.
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Viewership had fallen that season to 157,20143 viewers (well below the Yankees' 282,934).
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About three-quarters of viewership are ages 13 to 24, according to Snap.
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CBS had the largest viewership of any network, with about 16.5 million viewers.
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Viewership on Freedman's live segment, for example, hovered around five to six viewers.
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It's a very small viewership ... couple of hundred people at any given time?
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The NFL, as has been widely reported, has been losing viewership all season.
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The show's viewership had always trended slightly older than networks tend to prefer.
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Such a shift "could result in lasting changes in viewership patterns," Venkateshwar said.
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And now, revealing viewership data, essential to making sure you're getting paid enough.
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Even NBC officials have been caught off guard by the strong viewership figures.
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The viewership for that event remains a record for a cable news broadcast.
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Does the men's tour earn more revenue globally and often attract higher viewership?
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For Spencer, that comparison point makes sense in terms of long tail viewership.
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The two series were diametrically opposed in everything from viewership to media attention.
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Here's what can't be replaced:17 days of massive TV and digital viewership.
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In the past, the NFL has said viewership is stronger on Sunday evenings.
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The league's Wild Card playoff round brought in biggest viewership in 4 years.
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Streaming options and social media are likely to have impacted live TV viewership.
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And viewership of "CBS Sunday Morning" is way up since Jane took over.
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The viewership total does not include people who streamed or watched it online.
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Viewership did decline during three Sunday games, but increased in the 1 p.m.
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That viewership represented a 2% increase for the network compared to last year.
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CBS and Twitter did not release viewership and tweet data around the conventions.
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"The Irishman" is off to a solid start in viewership, according to Netflix.
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The Nielsen ratings only account for viewership at home via traditional TV distribution.
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It's impossible to say because Netflix famously doesn't release any meaningful viewership data.
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ABC had hoped the drama surrounding the host issue would lift the viewership.
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Lopez and Shakira could also help boost viewership for the 2020 match-up.
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Twitch further solidified its lead in the game streaming market in the first quarter of the year, with gains in both average concurrent viewership and peak concurrent viewership, while the number two streaming site, YouTube Gaming, saw losses on both fronts.
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By the time its finale aired on May 973, it had lost almost half its live viewership (down to around 10.5 million viewers) and fully half its younger viewership (down to a 2.5 in the 18- to 49-year-old demo).
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There was a 14 percent jump in television viewership for the first 52 of the 13 games, according to BARC ratings, which means the competition should easily surpass last year's total viewership of 1.29 billion when it ends on Sunday.
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Primetime viewership was down 503 percent from four years earlier, when the Games had taken place in London, and viewership among 18-to-45-year-olds, the demographic most coveted by advertisers, had plummeted by a full quarter, 25%, from 2012.
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But it had one thing those two other films didn't: a mass American viewership.
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But Fallon and Gray reject the idea that "Bachelor" viewership stems from pure disdain.
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Last year's Super Bowl saw viewership numbers clock in at just over 103 million.
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Unless you are a designated "Nielsen family," your viewership really isn't taken into account.
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Trump later retweeted a video of the incident, catapulting its viewership into the millions.
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And these ratings don't even include streaming viewership on YouTube, Twitter and other sites.
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And this viewership is organic; PUBG is not an esport, at least not yet.
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The Kremlin linked the dip in viewership to the rising use of the Internet.
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What matters is that they confirm the beliefs and the worldview of their viewership.
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As Danielle's fanbase and viewership grew, so did the payout for ads on Musical.ly.
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But viewership has tumbled in the weeks since then, which could be a concern.
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There is so far no hint that Facebook would release viewership data to press.
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This represents a 30% increase in viewership year over year, according to the league.
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As expected, Daniels did not reveal viewership numbers for any of YouTube Red's originals.
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This viewership claim easily mirrors Sean Spicer's bold lie about attendance for the inauguration.
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That exceeds the online viewership of the next most popular television series by 278m.
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What's more, it doesn't come close to topping optimistic projected viewership of 244 million.
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Still, even if "The 4th Awakens" slips further in viewership, it might not matter.
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The public appears to agree, as viewership of the second debate apparently fell markedly.
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Oscar viewership is often tied to the box-office muscle of the big nominees.
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Streaming viewership peaked in the second hour of the debate, at 9:35 p.m.
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Though Netflix occasionally teases out viewership information, those instances aren't consistent and hardly verifiable.
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Many tech companies view this as a growing viewership category for millennials and teens.
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Decisions on renewals and cancellations at Netflix generally take into account viewership versus costs.
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The overall viewership is calculated as the average viewer per minute of the broadcast.
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There is no way of knowing how long the shift in viewership might last.
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In Kanye's event, we saw a minimally produced, afternoon stream pulverize network TV viewership.
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Despite still serving as executive producer, Trump has regularly mocked the drop in viewership.
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And the company's decision to do so has resulted in some sizable viewership numbers.
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Who takes the second spot, in terms of viewership, that would be House Hunters.
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An analogy is television viewership numbers, and now we have more "channels" than ever.
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It also allows xHamster to focus on leveraging its main asset: its existing viewership.
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Forbes meanwhile attributes some of the softness in viewership to the National Anthem protests.
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Viewership dropped to 1.2 million by the fifth episode of the eight episode season.
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Fox, owned by Twenty-First Century Fox Inc, also reported lower viewership, CNN reported.
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That would be MTV, which canceled the show after one season of low viewership.
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The protests may also have contributed to the nearly 10% drop in TV viewership.
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CNN Digital's live stream for the primetime address also delivered sizable viewership, with CNN.
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Oliver's previous viewership watermark, a lampooning of FIFA corruption, has earned 12.4 million views.
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Viewership was fueled by the popularity of the hit "Hamilton," which won 11 Tonys.
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Its ratings during primary debates soared, netting viewership generally reserved for popular sports events.
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Like all cable networks, MSNBC has experienced enormous gains in viewership during the election.
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Broadcast viewership for the game dropped by 85033 percent, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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Viewership has dropped considerably for other town halls, with the Sanders event on Feb.
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Television viewership fell 9.7 percent across all networks last season, according to Nielsen data.
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Monday's debate shattered viewership records, with more than 80 million people watching the event.
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ESPN has similarly rolled out its own standards to measure video viewership across platforms.
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Or 'them' who bring you a new audience and a tremendous amount of viewership?
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Netflix's overall US viewership was down 16% year over year, according to the data.
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In 2017, viewership dropped almost 10 percent to 14.9 million viewers, according to Nielsen.
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Until then, NBC's viewership had fallen by 18 percent this season, to 19.3 million.
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The show accounted for less than 1% of Hulu's total viewership, the person said.
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But Ackerman declined even to provide the N.R.A. with internal statistics on NRATV's viewership.
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More recently, viewership has dipped, as has the number of women enrolled as candidates.
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Bernie's appearance on Rogan even rivaled the CNN Democratic debate in terms of viewership.
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Watching MSNBC, which incidentally has doubled its viewership from 2016 to 2018, doesn't count.
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And Twitch increased its viewership during the quarter, despite losing Mr. Blevins in August.
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Though we don't have Netflix's official viewership numbers, the show has been building momentum.
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The rise in viewership inspired an increase in original Christmas movies on the channel.
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In 2018, the Oscars also reached its lowest viewership ever, before rising in 2019.
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The tournament, airing on ABC in prime time, attracted a wide and enthusiastic viewership.
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In addition, Tubi's increased viewership likely benefited from partner integrations, which continued in 2019.
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NFL viewership was up 5% in 2019, and another 5 points the year before.
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NFL officials hope the low viewership is not the beginning of a larger trend.
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The result was a 35 percent gain in viewership during Saturday's prime-time hours.
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Daily, the viewership is about 187,000 people, or 18.73 percent of the total audience.
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CNN Digital's livestream for the prime-time address also delivered sizable viewership, with CNN.
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Viewership figures, however, highlighted the shrinking interest in the television broadcast of the Olympics.
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Many factors affect football viewership — even the weather in various markets across the country.
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For most of 2019, his viewership ranged from 12,000 to 2656,24673 views per video.
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As viewership for the World Series rises, the N.F.L.'s prime-time problems continue.
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The Emmys and the Grammys both saw declines in viewership in the last year.
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For the first time in five years, the Oscars broadcast had growth in viewership.
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Televised awards shows celebrating the entertainment industry have seen steep declines in viewership lately.
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Update: A previous version of this story showed partial viewership numbers at 40 million.
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The network saw plenty of long-running hits bleed viewership all over the place.
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Of course, TV viewership altogether is down, with fewer people paying for traditional subscriptions.
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It's hard to gauge from a regular viewership standpoint how much people notice this.
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The number of food, soda, and snack commercials-per-hour have increased on all networks, but the biggest increase in commercials-per-hour were measured on networks with high youth viewership or high black viewership, including Fuse, Nick-at-Nite, BET and VH1.
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But meaningful viewership never came, with prime-time ratings sometimes struggling to exceed 30,000 viewers.
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Nielsen (NLSN) unveiled its first-ever results surveying viewership of TV shows on streaming services.
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Whatever the show's viewership, it was too small for Netflix to justify a fourth season.
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October 1, 2017: Season 14 of KUWTK premieres higher than average viewership, according to RatingGraph.com.
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They developed a series of family sitcoms that target discrete segments of their overall viewership.
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It's garnered some big awards, but according to comScore, it still trails Netflix in viewership.
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Flickr asks that users use filters to restrict viewership of content that's inappropriate for children.
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It also further pits Nielsen against Netflix, which has long kept its viewership data private.
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The earlier debate had only a fraction of the viewership as the prime-time debate.
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"'AM Joy' has lost a significant portion of her viewership across the board," Baragona wrote.
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Viewership hasn't crossed 40 million since 2014, the year of the famous Ellen DeGeneres selfie.
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While the figure cited is accurate, it is not the highest recorded viewership in history.
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Fox News Channel, known for a lineup of politically conservative commentators, is drawing record viewership.
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This article has been updated to include new information about Netflix's viewership numbers from Netflix.
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This decision likely came after a realization that renewed viewership also means increased online conversation.
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Charlie Rose even getting this potential opportunity says something about us, the viewership in America.
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Similarly, a good game will draw stronger viewership throughout its runtime than a bad one.
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Despite years of declining TV viewership, spending on TV ads continued to grow — until 2017.
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In addition, Twitch is growing viewership thanks to its expanded focus outside of gaming content.
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NBC's viewership fell by 2628 percent and CBS and ABC both saw 28500-percent dropoffs.
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Viewership plummeted in 2015 for stalwarts like History, A&E, USA, MTV and Comedy Central.
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Facebook tried to sell video as its next big thing — but viewership is already declining.
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The NFL's viewership is also up 8% from 2017 and down just 1% from 2016.
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If you're looking to increase your own viewership, you may want to enlist some friends.
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With delayed viewing factored in, however, Colbert, Kimmel and Fallon all saw a viewership boost.
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Last year, the company experienced a months-long TV "blackout," from Dish, which impacted viewership.
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CBS said the Grammys viewership was the largest audience for any entertainment program this season.
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Money comes from ratings and viewership, and by audiences continuing to tune in every week.
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Nielsen is expanding its Marketing Cloud by plugging in smart TV viewership data from Gracenote.
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The company is also willing to share its viewership data with Hollywood, the report said.
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The growth in viewership has been driven by the higher quality broadcast being put on.
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We're told that the majority of live-stream viewership was already taking place on Musical.
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According to LinkedIn's internal viewership numbers, a total of 2,315,905 users have taken the course.
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This year viewership is slightly down to about 9.4 million viewers, according to ratings data.
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Since the end of the Cold War, Olympic viewership has been consistently lower than expected.
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This while Epic Games' "Fortnite" also continues to dominate online viewership, both recreational and competitively.
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In an age of declining viewership and ever more fragmented media, Trump is ratings gold.
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All the while, they remain mysterious about their viewership statistics (though many people enjoy speculating).
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But music, gaming and kids' content generally have been known to rank highly in viewership.
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This, of course, implies solid viewership ratings for Rizin—far more than a Fedor vs.
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Viewership of the Oscars has been slowly declining, reaching an all-time low in 2018.
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But despite strong-ish overall viewership, the show's cancellation wasn't that surprising to industry observers.
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Nielsen's attempts to track streaming service viewership data are finally starting to bear public fruit.
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But it's a new year and Ninja has seen his viewership lag behind competing gamers.
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Last year, the overall India viewership for the final reached 39.4 million, according to BARC.
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"Perhaps the outlier was the growth in viewership," said Michael Nathanson, an analyst at MoffettNathanson.
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Orefice also said Time's video viewership has increased each quarter over the last 10 quarters.
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The latest GOP presidential debate, in contrast, attracted the highest viewership of 2016 so far.
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The league's TV viewership in 2018 is up roughly 5% overall from the year prior.
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"A lot of the viewership on TV is casting from the mobile device," Weinstein said.
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The company hasn't disclosed specific viewership sats, but popular shows can attract a large audience.
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In my mind, subtitles are necessary for any viewership, save for a movie theater experience.
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Its online viewership soared, but still can't be monetized in the way that TV can.
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That's because slightly older viewership makes a show less valuable to advertisers on the whole.
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Talent drives viewership, which is why YouTube Red was such a great partner for this.
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The weak viewership numbers are taking a toll on media companies, from Wall Street's perspective.
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Ticket sales have dropped in Malaysia as well, with TV viewership the lowest this year.
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He also said the movie did better viewership than the company's "The Crown" season 2.
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It includes information on the ad costs, viewership and certain demographics of the ad audience.
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Viewership dropped dramatically after its first season, according to data from the analytics company Jumpshot.
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The higher viewership numbers for This Is Us can easily be explained as Voice overflow.
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The drop in viewership doesn't mean Americans don't care what the president has to say.
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Viewership peaked in 2015 and fell to its lowest level in nine years last year.
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Miss America is also confronting dwindling viewership as people turn away from live televised events.
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Even sporting events ranging from the Super Bowl to the Winter Olympics saw viewership declines.
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Fox and Telemundo were always expected to have lower viewership numbers than ESPN and Univision.
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As Pop executives pondered whether to acquire the show, they had viewership data to consider.
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In South Korea, as cases spiked, television viewership shot up 2250 percent, according to Nielsen.
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A screenshot of the Apple special event livestream on YouTube at its peak concurrent viewership.
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Both YouTube and Twitch have something that Mixer currently doesn't — an extremely large viewership base.
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NASCAR has been challenged by a drop in sponsors and TV viewership in recent years.
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Freeform, the network's cable channel aimed at millennials, has also seen a drop in viewership.
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Had Bloomberg entered the race earlier, he might have been able to build a viewership.
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In November 2017, Schnatter blamed weak sales at the pizza chain on low NFL viewership.
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The NFL is expected to release its full viewership report, including digital stats, this week.
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That viewership represented a 21% jump for the network from its game a year ago.
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But like viewership for prime-time N.F.L. games, awards-show ratings have been dropping precipitously.
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There will most likely be a number of theories as to why viewership has dropped.
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Nonetheless, his description of game viewership as "way down" is overstated, sports rating analysts agreed.
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It was his best-ever viewership — and a bountiful lead-in for his fellow anchors.
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"It has this incredible viewership potential that goes beyond just your own following," she said.
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It projects the esports viewership will rise 14 percent to 15 percent annually through 2021.
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Briefings during the Obama administration followed a similar pattern, with viewership fluctuating depending on events.
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Not only is there upside in viewership -- listenership and the types of content including podcasts.
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Across the country, viewership for the NFL's title game hit its lowest in a decade.
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Jimmy Fallon's Tonight Show lost 9 percent of its viewership last season, according to Vulture.
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One reason that Netflix may have decided to cancel the series is because of viewership.
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Increased viewership doesn't alleviate a sense of alienation for most hosts, but instead enhances it.
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The Academy looked for ways to boost the show's viewership after last year's dismal ratings.
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Trump incorrectly claimed on Twitter that his viewership Tuesday was the "highest number in history."
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However, the show accounted for less than 1% of Hulu's total viewership, the person said.
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WHAT EXPLAINS the declining viewership of the Primetime Emmys, one of Hollywood's glitziest awards shows?
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Thanks to soaring popularity, "Clash Royale" viewership took up more than half of that time.
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Viewership dipped slightly after that, but enough viewers stuck around to boost MSNBC's 10 p.m.
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The overall viewership was the lowest total for a Super Bowl match-up since 2009.
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The Nielsen data is a per-minute average for the viewership of the entire game.
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Four episodes of the show were aired and viewership dropped to 800,000 from 1.7 million.
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Media analytics company Zapr provides insights on TV viewership for broadcasters, advertisers and media agencies.
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Over all, cable news viewership was down slightly in 2019, despite all the political drama.
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Over the last 15 months, Nielsen has publicly released occasional viewership statistics for Netflix series.
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But the Oscars have seen a huge drop in viewership in the last five years.
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It has now been updated with full viewership numbers at 46 million and Trump's tweet.
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This might explain why debate viewership has exceeded expectations this early in the primary race.
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It makes sense why: the bigger the news, the larger the viewership, the higher the ratings.
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Whether it succeeds will probably be a secret forever, since Netflix has never revealed viewership numbers.
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The viewership stakes are also different—more people watch the Summer Games than the Winter Games.
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"Week 4" boasted the highest viewership for The Bachelor season 23 yet, with 6.35 million viewers.
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Mixer, by comparison, owns 3%, which is approximately 112 million viewership hours this most recent quarter.
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And this was for a game that came in at number three in terms of viewership.
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So, you know, in terms of what's funny, if it's driving viewership, it's funny to somebody.
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From 2016 to 2017, the PKL increased its TV viewership India by almost 100 million people.
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Hopefully, at least some of them will be "good" by all measures, though, not just viewership.
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As Variety points out, the company has yet to release official viewership numbers for those movies.
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In fact, they keep the network in the press and maybe, just maybe, they're driving viewership.
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This November, it canceled its once-annual fashion show as viewership increasingly shunned the provocative show.
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Apple will almost certainly bring the service to third-party devices over time to maximize viewership.
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This doesn't include viewership data from other networks, so it is likely to be even higher.
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But StreamLabs tends to look at concurrent streams and viewership, so it's not a direct comparison.
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But the Drake moment, which shattered Twitch viewership records, took the game's success into the stratosphere.
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Why it matters: TV is facing sharp advertising and subscription declines in response to diminishing viewership.
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The other half will be be used to fund its "targeted viewership campaign" through Facebook advertising.
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Though viewership is facing struggles, TV is still big and provides something many advertisers still crave.
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By extension, she's implicating BoJack's role within BoJack Horseman, and his effect on the Netflix viewership.
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This season's numbers build on last year's ratings, which rebounded following two seasons of declining viewership.
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The company measures demand expressions, which reflect a show's viewership, desire, and engagement weighted by importance.
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As viewership increases, so has international interest for games, especially in markets like Africa and Australia.
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And more recent improvements have seen viewership of live content jump by 70 percent since August.
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And record viewership of GOP primary debates suggests Trump will draw even more watchers this time.
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The pending departure of Andrew Lincoln, who plays series star Rick Grimes, kept viewership numbers afloat.
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Despite rising rights revenues, almost every sport except professional football (for now) is experiencing viewership declines.
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And so it did not set a viewership record, as the prior two Super Bowls did.
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The morning show is one of NBC's most lucrative properties and boasts a large female viewership.
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And so, what happens when those companies decide that they want to go after your viewership?
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The streaming giant has previously explained that its approach to cancellations considers viewership versus production costs.
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Those people on those shows shouldn't need to convert my viewership into their own self-acceptance.
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Esports is its own culture which has its own viewership; esports fans aren't necessarily always gamers.
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Unfortunately, that number marked a 6.3 percent overall drop from last year's viewership of 25.3 million.
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According to Deadline and The Hollywood Reporter, both cancelations are the result of underwhelming viewership numbers.
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Most of all, both of them resonated with a viewership hungry for a new Survivor hero.
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Oddly enough, though, tape-delayed SmackDown already has a lower DVR viewership percentage than live Raw.
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Among the key demographic of adults aged 25-54, "Hannity" also finished atop cable news viewership.
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Overwatch League viewership grew during season 2, and now the league will broadcast exclusively on YouTube.
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TV viewership is on a decline (especially among younger people) and cable subscription rates are dropping.
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That's far less than Obama's TV viewership of 37.7 million and Ronald Reagan's of 37.4 million.
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Vietnam, Thailand, Japan, and India already rank among the top 10 markets with the highest viewership.
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Despite still serving as executive producer, Trump has more than once mocked the drop in viewership.
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In 2003 it opened its own stadium in Pattaya and moved its viewership to Channel 2200.
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Reporter's note: This post has been updated with more viewership numbers from Couric's time at Yahoo.
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It's unclear how viewership held up throughout the broadcast, which stretched out over almost two hours.
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To be clear: CBS has a lot to brag about when it comes to total viewership.
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For the last 10 years, viewership of NFL games continued to grow and grow — until now.
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Having a platform for mobile, desktop, and now TV distribution should boost video production and viewership.
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The top 200 channels have the highest concurrent viewership with 10,590 people watching together, on average.
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But when it comes to live viewership alone, the numbers dropped a bit for Sunday's debate.
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Before, these events have been more difficult to find, which could have impacted their viewership numbers.
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Viewership fluctuated between 50,000 and 100,000; before the stream ended, total viewers passed the million mark.
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Earlier this year, the Grammys was watched by 25 million people, its lowest viewership since 2009.
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As with previous debates, the cable network declined to make a public predication about expected viewership.
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The merged company will have a fifth of the ad-supported pay-TV viewership in America.
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In all, the three sources of viewership did not combine to match London's broadcast-only performance.
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Netflix does not disclose viewership data, but the series was quickly renewed for a second season.
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League of Legends, Fortnite, and PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds are typically leading in viewership numbers for that reason.
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Each time it returns, it's coming back to a viewership it seeded with influence, then abandoned.
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But he admits it will be an uphill climb to displace viewership on Instagram and YouTube.
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Even if the trends which you were well aware of, viewership for those has been declining.
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According to recent data, there has been a marked increase in viewership overall from last season.
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But unlike American soap operas, whose viewership has plummeted in recent years, telenovelas remain immensely popular.
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In the interview, Moonves said he expects this season, including Thursday nights, to have better viewership.
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Last year some 2690 million TV viewers watched league matches, according to Indian TV viewership surveys.
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The drop was much smaller between seasons three and four, when viewership fell by just 10%.
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But Glaad has emphasized that Nielsen's examining viewership data from the group is an important step.
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Mr. Trump's emergence on the political stage has coincided with a jump in television news viewership.
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A movie-star personality could drive viewership a decade ago, and that's no longer the case.
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But debate viewership hasn't seen the same consistent drop that the State of the Union has.
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It will showcase 20, scheduled at times when there tends to be lower viewership than normal.
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Those matches will be at times that are more likely to garner high levels of viewership.
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Telemundo. Recognizing the declining trends in television viewership, Telemundo is pushing on the digital front, too.
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That decline in viewership, apparent for the past several years, was the final straw for Nelson.
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In the streaming era, data on a show's viewership and popularity is harder to come by.
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Fox ran two commercials for it during the Super Bowl, where viewership peaked at 99.9 million.
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Between the two trials, Fox News ncreased viewership 85033 percent, according to early Nielsen Media Research.
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Disney was no exception, with viewership falling at ESPN, Disney Channel, Disney XD, Freeform and Lifetime.
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The viewership totals show solid, but not off-the-charts, interest in the Democratic primary process.
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The Trump impeachment hearings are livestreamed across multiple internet platforms, which makes measuring their viewership difficult.
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Of note: "Districts with intense Republican viewership of Fox News ... were overwhelmingly blue," Morning Consult writes.
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That is a challenge, because Netflix and other major platforms do not typically release viewership numbers.
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Even "Empire," which still has strong ratings, has lost a quarter of its viewership this season.
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Netflix never released viewership data for the series, but critics praised its first and second season.
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Sure, viewership is still well below the 2015 level, but it's moving in the right direction.
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"E-sports tournaments have two types of viewership: Llve and VOD post game," Nir told Wired.
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It's also possible Netflix wants to appease a TV industry seeking greater clarity about Netflix's viewership.
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Total viewership has increased 68% this season, and YouTube views are up 33% year-over-year.
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"There is a tremendous opportunity to increase viewership of some of these brands," Ms. Walden said.
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Would his stream of insults hurt viewership of "The Apprentice" or sales of Ivanka Trump shoes?
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They found out that creators can, in fact, take a break and their viewership won't suffer.
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The opener increased its viewership by percent from the season six premiere, according to Entertainment Weekly.
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Fox's viewership was elevated all week long, according to Nielsen #'s that came in on Tuesday.
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Oscars viewership fell to 26.5 million people, a nearly 20 percent drop from the 85033 show.
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It should be noted that the total TV rating number includes the record breaking streaming viewership.
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And theoretically, more viewership means more advertising and more advertising means more longevity for the show.
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The move is a blow to Netflix, on which "The Office" has been a viewership juggernaut.
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The viewership increase is being fueled in part by the long championship droughts of the teams.
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Television viewership, however, did not always match such increases, a problem other sports have also encountered.
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Notably, NBC didn't announce viewership data for Hulu — which NBC co-owns with ABC and Fox.
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Pizza is big business during football games, but the TV viewership has dropped from last season.
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In 2017, only 10 percent of the viewership of "Big Little Lies" watched on Sunday night.
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This shift in approach has changed our focus from maximizing viewership to winning hearts and minds.
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Mobile device viewership growth was enough to lift overall online video consumption 20 percent this year.
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Then you will receive part of a $1,000,000 bonus to be paid out based on viewership.
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On every other day, Sochi beat — or in one case tied — PyeongChang in viewership, including online.
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And it doesn't even account for questions regarding how Facebook reports its viewership; it's entirely possible that viewership stats for the first episode of any of Facebook's shows are inflated by instances where people watch for just a few seconds and then click or scroll away.
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It is true that television viewership of the State of the Union has dropped (though online viewership has steadily climbed), and in the age of Twitter, online videos and ample other options for direct connection to voters, the power of a presidential speech is far smaller.
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Nielsen — The ratings service unveiled its first-ever results surveying viewership of TV shows on streaming services.
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Netflix is famously tight-fisted when it comes to offering up viewership data about its original series.
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Fortnite isn't even available on Android yet, so viewership will likely jump much higher when it is.
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Some 19 million tuned in to the Seth Meyers-hosted broadcast, an 11-percent decline in viewership.
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The NFL says halftime show viewership lets artists reach a massive and engaged audience around the world.
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Viewership surged as the Patriots' pushed the game into overtime, peaking at 28 million from 212 p.m.
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But interest has still waned, as seen in a 12% viewership dip of its marquee 6 p.m.
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Every major sport in the US has seen the average age of its viewership increase since 2000.
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In television, most cable channels are suffering declining viewership, which in turn puts pressure on advertising sales.
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The NFL is interested in China because of fans' growing viewership of its content in the country.
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When Yahoo streamed an NFL game back in 2015, the viewership numbers were terrible by NFL standards.
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The company cited strong viewership on a variety of platforms as factors contributing to its latest results.
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Fox News scored its highest Saturday primetime viewership since the 2003 Iraq War during Saturday's Kavanaugh confirmation.
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Despite giant prize pools and large viewership numbers online, competitive gaming still struggles to gain mainstream acceptance.
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The largest on record for viewership is George W. Bush's 2003 speech, which attracted 62 million viewers.
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The company, which broadcasts the New York Knicks, will miss out on higher viewership and increased revenues.
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That promise of a future payout is strung along by eye-popping viewership numbers and overall hype.
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Viewership of the news fell by 70% in the fortnight to April 15th, according to official figures.
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Canadian television viewership for the 2014 gold-medal game was down but still robust at 15 million.
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The Globe's viewership totals also look a little better within the context of other major awards programs.
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You've already seen us take strides towards that with the integration of Twitter on the viewership side.
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"Daredevil" had faced declining viewership, according to a Screen Rant article that used data analytics from Jumpshot.
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It was "the most watched Netflix original series we've ever analyzed," according to the viewership data company.
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The streaming service rarely shares viewership numbers for its films and series, usually keeping those statistics private.
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"Keeping up with the Kardashians" was picked up, attracted massive viewership and skyrocketed the family to stardom.
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In 2016, mobile-only internet users exceeded desktop and video viewership on smartphone devices had outpaced desktop.
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Interactive Bloomberg TV – a new technology innovation for our Core customers – generated a 7% increase in viewership.
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In October alone, viewership was up 168 percent overall and 261 percent in the 18–85033 demographic.
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Doubling geofilter viewership in just six months is a great sign that Snap's on the right path.
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It only reported that the stream had its highest number of concurrent viewership at 23:15 p.m.
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And in India, WWE viewership was second only to cricket, according to the Broadcast Audience Research Council.
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That certainly didn't help its viewership, which the Times reports struggled to top 30,000 viewers a night.
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The 2017 Oscars ceremony registered the lowest TV viewership in nearly a decade, according to Nielsen Research.
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Season five, which focused on Islamic terrorism in Europe, had an average weekly viewership of six million.
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The talk radio syndicate Air America was a colossal failure, and MSNBC lags behind Fox in viewership.
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The plan is part of an effort to make the Oscar telecast shorter and boost television viewership.
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Despite its traction, Twitch doesn't have much of a long tail when it comes to stream viewership.
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"Stranger Things" returned for a third season on July 4 and almost immediately broke Netflix's viewership records.
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The female wrestling show was almost canceled after the first season because of less than stellar viewership.
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Facts have become subjective, and truth equivocal, as TV "journalists," pundits, and bloggers place viewership above sensibility.
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Among other constraints, distributors such as Netflix share only limited viewership data and no individual customer information.
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"The press is acting responsibly to their shareholders, as business organizations maximizing viewership and cash," Bremmer said.
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While legalized betting benefits professional leagues in viewership goals, a scandal could easily negate any added value.
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It also forecasts that gamblers with money on the line will drive up viewership of live sports.
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Meanwhile, TV ad executives are spinning stories about how viewership is better than ever, it's just shifted.
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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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Nielsen data finds that viewership of the Kavanaugh hearing was at its strongest between 3:15 p.m.
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And Nielsen television data shows Trump's inauguration trailing Obama's and Ronald Reagan's first-term inaugurations in viewership.
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In the last 20 years, IndyCar races have often been trampled by Nascar races in TV viewership.
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Viewership has steadily declined since then, but the debates still average much higher ratings than previous cycles.
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Finales of beloved series or widely publicized special miniseries (Roots, for example) would obtain especially vast viewership.
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But Spicer doubled down on his claim Trump's inauguration drew the largest worldwide audience, citing online viewership.
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Interest in the "Chapter 2" update led to a 31% increase in viewership between September and October.
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The earnings report did not indicate whether the viewership numbers have been vetted by a third party.
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They have no correlation to total viewership numbers or season attrition –- because Netflix doesn't release those, remember?
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Fox News, MSNBC and CNN all saw big spikes in viewership before, during and after Tuesday's speech.
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Viewership data is less clear, but also seems to indicate that the N.F.L. relies on black viewers.
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Viewership data from analytics company Jumpshot, provided to Business Insider, could explain why Netflix pulled the plug.
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Gone was the viewership competition from N.B.A. games, baseball spring training, a college basketball tournament selection show.
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Non-smartphone digital (desktops and tablets) viewership increased just 48 percent in that time, according to comScore.
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Netflix smartphone viewership is part of a larger trend of more people watching online video on mobile.
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Trump is leading in most polls, so, at the least, he can benefit from low debate viewership.
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The Democratic National Committee scheduled debates on nights with historically low viewership, including two on a Saturday.
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The league also reported that games streamed on YouTube and Twitter had an average viewership of 22018,21996.
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Twitch streamers are in a uniquely vulnerable position online, and are often attacked by their own viewership.
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UBS estimates that cable TV represents 17% of viewership in recent weeks, up from 11% last year.
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Trump has often taken to Twitter to praise the Fox News morning program while citing its viewership.
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The Oscars had its lowest ratings ever this year, and viewership for the Grammys plunged 24 percent.
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Viewership across major networks has fallen by about a third, according to data cited by JP Morgan.
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Locast strips measurement watermarks from the signals that the networks use to measure viewership for selling ads.
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If you measure success during shows simply by viewership, by clicks and buzz, that's probably absolutely fine.
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There's a good chance that, at least initially, the change will lead to lower viewership for games.
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Netflix has disclosed its viewership figures for original films and television shows released over the past year.
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Viewership among adults under 50, the key demographic, dropped 11 percent across the broadcast networks this season.
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Also, the researchers did not determine what percentage of YouTube viewership data actually belonged to young people.
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It returned for a six-episode mini-series last year, which drew high viewership figures for Fox.
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Typically, the introduction of a Supreme Court nominee occurs during the daytime, when viewership is relatively lower.
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Except in rare cases, as with "Bird Box," the company doesn't typically release any numbers on viewership.
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According to TV Series Finale, viewership was down more than 50% from season one to season two.
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The strangeness of this season seems to be affecting viewership, with lackluster national television ratings so far.
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These assets would allow Disney to better compete for viewership and dollars as the streaming war intensifies.
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Mr. Trump's viewership was higher than President George W. Bush's first address, which had 40 million viewers.
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Did you have a strategy to create a viewership that would be able to "see" Olivia Pope?
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The new venture will provide more detailed and accurate viewership analytics through Nielsen's "live-plus" measurement system.
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The rationale is simple: viewership in countries is inevitably higher when they compete in a world cup.
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It is also the highest viewership ever for an NFL Wild Card game on ESPN and ABC.
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Another actor said that he was drawn to a Netflix project because of the company's large viewership.
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Trump often claims on the campaign trail that he is responsible for strong viewership of Republican debates.
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O'Reilly had tweeted out congratulations over the viewership for "Hannity," which he appeared on late last month.
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In terms of first State of the Union speeches, Trump's three predecessors scored bigger TV viewership numbers.
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The company has been fighting the decrease in TV viewership through on-demand services and mobile apps.
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Nielsen's television ratings, it said, are an average of the per-minute viewership of an entire episode.
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ESPN's "Monday Night Football" had the biggest loss in viewership, declining 13 percent from the year before.
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And even the local Sunday afternoon games had viewership fall 7 percent this season, according to MoffettNathanson.
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The N.F.L. saw ratings declines this season, and this year's Super Bowl had a slightly smaller viewership.
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"We saw a decline in viewership on Snapchat and an increase on Instagram," Markowitz told CNBC recently.
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In his last job, he presided over esports events that commanded viewership in the hundreds of millions.
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HQ Trivia launched with a bang in 2017, drawing a huge mobile viewership for group quiz games.
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The Super Bowl's smaller viewership ran counter to the success the N.F.L. had on television this season.
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The network television audience at that hour is more diverse than Fox News's older, largely white viewership.
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Throughout the weekend, rival television executives groused privately that the viewership number Netflix released was virtually meaningless.
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The Emmy Awards viewership was about 6.9 million people, down down from last year's ceremony, NBC reported.
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CNN does not want its falling viewership to watch what I'm saying tonight, I can tell you.
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If YouTube wants to pick up its viewership, a livestreaming app is a logical way to go.
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Perhaps the hottest secret in the television industry right now is what sort of viewership Netflix pulls.
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Let's say NBC came up with exactly the viewership Netflix saw in the 35 days NBC measured.
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Viewership for caucus coverage on Monday, however, did fall a bit short of what the debates had attracted.
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Pew found that network, cable and local TV ad revenue has increased, although local viewership is in decline.
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But then again, viewership and ratings don't have the same importance they once did, especially for streaming services.
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It also doesn't take a rocket scientist to know that Nickelodeon's viewership isn't even in high school yet.
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In fact, Mixer represented just 3% of game streaming viewership hours in the last quarter, according to StreamElements.
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But TV viewership and campaign interest tends to be higher in the fall than in the early summer.
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"It is really hard to plan and get viewership and fans excited," Haggerty said of the current format.
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At the time, Kelly was down 32 percent compared to the time slot's viewership in the previous year.
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Viewership for Putin's speech rose sharply to 8.9 percent in 2014, the year Russia annexed Ukraine's Crimea Peninsula.
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Yes but: These are preliminary ratings and they don't include digital viewership on social media or streaming sites.
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The scientific "worst ever" average viewership for the Emmys came in at 11.3 million, for the 2016 awards.
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Viewership of esports - when fans watch in person or online as professional video game players compete - is expanding.
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"It's not rocket science to know thousands of kids would watch him," the mom said of Paul's viewership.
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Because the Nielsen ratings are a statistical sample, there are certain gaps in their ability to count viewership.
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As Laura Michele Jackson wrote at Vulture: As a show, SpongeBob didn't exactly grow with its original viewership.
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That said, Pornhub's gay male viewership is only a small percentage of the site's traffic, which makes sense.
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With live viewership of award shows waning more and more, Netflix could bring something new to the table.
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Viewership for Sunday's premiere was up more than a million viewers from the season seven premiere in 2017.
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The Rupert Murdoch-owned TV channel has been turned off across the pond because its viewership was low.
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Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak said then that declining ticket sales, viewership and tourism were behind the decision.
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With traditional television viewership slipping, Facebook's size and advertiser connections could let it muscle into the lucrative space.
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In esports, viewership numbers are reported by either the game publishers, the esports teams or the streaming platform.
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Despite falling viewership of network TV, the economics of local-station ownership have remained robust for two reasons.
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Looking back, it's remarkable how the viewership of Game of Thrones has grown over the past seven years.
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It will be difficult to gauge if "Bright" is a hit, because Netflix does not disclose viewership data.
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Viewership of TVP news is falling, while independent newspapers benefit from the PiS version of the "Trump bump".
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These numbers only include TV viewership, which skews older in general, so they don't tell the whole story.
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Pornhub reports that they saw a 4.5 percent dip in viewership during the season premiere on Sunday night.
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The press release suggests it expects exceptional viewership for the first live airing of SmackDown on July 19.
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Those are better viewership gains than any scripted show has seen in a decade, according to BBC America.
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The Wall Street Journal reported that TV viewership has been down 45 percent since its peak in 2005.
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YouTube had been focused on growing viewership and the video platform's publisher monetization was specifically tied to views.
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Mutz also collected data based on viewership of the movies, but found these didn't predict opposition to Trump.
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The UFC doesn't provide numbers on individual fight viewership or subscribers to Fight Pass, launched in December 2013.
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And growing viewership and advertising on videos are of growing importance to both the Facebook and WhatsApp apps.
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It has been a particularly rough season for the NFL in terms of TV viewership, particularly during primetime.
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The network remains No. 1 in total viewership throughout the day and has an extremely loyal core audience.
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The platform shares limited data, but music, gaming and kids' content are known to rank highly in viewership.
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Linear TV viewing is declining: every major cable network (except NBC Sports) has declining viewership and aging viewers.
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But those numbers dwindled year over year, and the final season saw its viewership fall beneath 10 million.
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That's sure to skyrocket soon, however, since they have the highest viewership on the network, at 4.3 million.
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Viewership increased as the season progressed—which is practically unheard of—because word of mouth was so strong.
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In 2017, more than 360 million viewers watched League of Legends alone, significantly overtaking the Super Bowl viewership.
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Viewership for last Thanksgiving's match-ups fell by a combined average of roughly 19% from the year before.
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Viewership of Amazon Originals was also 8 times higher in 2015 than during the same period in 2014.
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The league's viewership is up around 5% compared to the same time last year, according to Nielsen data.
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For Levy, the tournament's value at Turner lies in a combination of viewership, online traffic and social media.
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In 2019, the number is less than 5 percent of the population in terms of TV viewership. 85033.
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The Wall Street Journal reported that NASCAR's television viewership is down 45 percent since its peak in 2005.
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But actual viewership includes more than just the people who dropped everything and sat down for the premiere.
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Hotstar said the cricket series had over 303 million overall viewership, creating a new record for the streamer.
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The industry is expected to approach $2 billion in revenue and viewership in excess of 250 million annually.
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Total per-episode viewership has surpassed a staggering 25 million, making it the most popular HBO show ever.
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It's really about what you can build or what you can generate in revenue based upon that viewership.
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Despite a decline in viewership, 7 out of 10 U.S. homes with televisions still watched Super Bowl 51.
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A spokesperson for Netflix said they have no comment about the viewership data beyond what's in the report.
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Their bout, in August 2017, was a sensation, drawing outsize viewership and attention and earning McGregor $100 million.
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In 270, he moved the event to September to avoid clashes with P.G.A. events and maximize potential viewership.
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Television viewership of the Daytona 500, one of Nascar's most important races, is down 45 percent from 2005.
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L Brands said earlier this year it is "rethinking" its annual Victoria's Secret Fashion show amid declining viewership.
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Both are larger-than-life, human-made spirals in water that resist direct viewership through scale and distance.
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Over the past few years, most awards shows, including the Oscars, have seen a steep decline in viewership.
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Those ratings also mean that this weekend's nuptials outperformed the last royal wedding in terms of US viewership.
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Viewership for the debate on Sunday between Biden and Sanders was down significantly from previous, pre-pandemic events.
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HBO's "Westworld" took a huge hit in viewership when the show returned on Sunday after a long hiatus.
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Go deeper: 8.7 million watched Night 1 of second Democratic debate First 2020 primary debate breaks viewership records
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While the Chinese market has grown, Chinese movies still trail far behind Hollywood in terms of global viewership.
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The decline in traditional viewership has led to a wave of consolidation as companies compete for consumer eyeballs.
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Last week, Netflix also revealed its viewership for its original films and television series across the last year.
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Many suspect that the studio made the stealth move as a last-ditch attempt to improve its viewership.
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Average concurrent viewership on Mixer declined 2557% from Q24 to Q24, but was up 225.1% year-over-year.
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Among past shows, it ranked as the second-lowest viewership since Nielsen started keeping ratings records in 1974.
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The most sought-after timeslots for political advertisers are during cable news programs due to their larger viewership.
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Yes, but: Those numbers, while big, are smaller than the viewership of other major Trump-era political hearings.
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Season seven's premiere was a record-breaking weekend for HBO's blockbuster series, as it shattered past viewership records.
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Netflix has been notorious for keeping most of its viewership data secret, citing it as a competitive advantage.
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All eyes will be on the network's viewership since Trump is widely credited with boosting primary debate ratings.
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Fox News's prime-time viewership was on par with its 2016 numbers, but its daytime audience grew slightly.
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Super snoozer About 100.7 million viewers watched the Super Bowl this year, the lowest viewership in a decade.
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So yeah, viewership for the fashion show is down and we can debate ad nauseam why that is.
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But none them are reaching the level of viewership HQ saw during its first year and a half.
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TV's impeachment drama is drawing big ratings, but a Democratic debate on MSNBC sank to a viewership low.
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Viewership of Amazon Originals was also 8 times higher in 633 than during the same period in 2014.
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A shift in the timing of the College Football Playoff games negatively impacted average viewership, the company said.
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Online viewership, the network said at the time, increased 29 percent for the Rio Games compared with 2012.
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The company employs and trains locals while growing its viewership, and invests in both local and international programming.
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The Wall Street Journal reports that under her leadership, the network has been able to nab better viewership.
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Though the game is at Alabama, the marquee match-up is certain to draw wide viewership among Louisianans.
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Though the show's ratings rose after its move to the earlier time slot, viewership has since leveled off.
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What's more, they find that Fox isn't setting its ideology where it ought to to maximize its viewership.
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Nielsen has spent the last few years trying to find a method to measure viewership for streaming services.
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Instead of asking for viewership, he created it wherever he went, as either Marie Debris or Stephen Varble.
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That's not a lot of enthusiasm among the people who are supposed to make up his core viewership.
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And it's important to note that live TV viewership for Trump's impeachment hearings don't tell the full story — for instance, many people may have viewed the hearings via livestreams rather than on television networks, and the Nielsen data doesn't encompass the viewership for other television networks like PBS and C-Span.
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It's important to note that live TV viewership for Trump's impeachment hearings don't tell the full story — for instance, many people may have viewed the hearings via livestreams rather than on television networks, and the Nielsen data doesn't encompass the viewership for other television networks like PBS and C-Span.
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NBC, owned by Comcast Corp, said viewership for its Sunday night game was down compared with the week before.
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Still, the experience with Rio suggests viewership is changing and likely to move further away from TV, Lowenthal said.
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Viewership of its fashion show has been steadily dropping for years, and sales were down 8 percent last year.
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SonyLiv, which is exclusively streaming the FIFA World Cup in India, is observing a similar growth in its viewership.
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Game of Thrones is a record breaking, successful show, in terms of viewership and certainly in terms of budget.
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The viewership for "The Iron Throne" includes 13.6 million people who watched the episode on HBO at 9 p.m.
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Early users have seen a 40 percent increase in viewership time and a 2X increase in new viewer retention.
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In turn, YouTube, Netflix, Amazon and Hulu viewership have increased, thanks to demand for original programming across multiple services.
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Left-leaning television has enjoyed a boost in viewership after a rough end of Obama's presidency, the NYT reports.
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According to a Nielsen report, the show dropped in viewership 19 percent from 32.9 million for last year's show.
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Still, the late response means it's possible that Bird Box has already had the lion's share of its viewership.
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The ratings drop was a form of feedback from a viewership who, like Cooper, weren't confident and eager anymore.
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Viewership for the Oscars this year was down from almost 30 million last year to 26.5 million this year.
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Last year's headline-grabbing show, featuring Mariah Carey's infamous audio fiasco, fell in viewership but still won the night.
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The much anticipated eighth season premiere of "Game of Thrones" aired Sunday — and viewership was hotter than dragon fire.
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Strompolos said that when Fullscreen Media was founded in 2011, 7 percent of its viewership was on mobile devices.
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For Riot, it's an opportunity to break free from third-party streaming sites and continue expanding League's immense viewership.
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Munger and Phillips found that every part of the Alternative Influence Network rose in viewership between 3503 and 2016.
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Netflix recently has faced loud criticism from traditional TV rivals for not disclosing viewership numbers and overspending on content.
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The creators say YouTube's censorship — which violates the platform's own policies — has negatively impacted their viewership and their income.
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Twitch approves partners on a case-by-case basis, based on things like high viewership and a consistent schedule.
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Viewership is massive, and it's allowing Facebook to slip more and more high-priced video ads into the feed.
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Among adults 18 to 49, the group that advertisers pay a premium to reach, viewership fell by 11 percent.
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The filing contends that Ackerman McQueen inflated viewership numbers for the streaming service, fabricating and "misrepresenting" the service's performance.
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Still, ratings shrank 224 percent from last year for the smallest viewership — 253 million — since 25's record low.
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Few episodes garner more attention, viewership and trending topics on Twitter than The Bachelor and The Bachelorette's Fantasy Suites.
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"Let viewership drop and let CS:GO exist on it's (sic) merit as a great competitive game," user literallydontcaree wrote.
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Unreliable: When it comes to, say, an NFL game, viewership numbers are reported by a third party like Nielsen.
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And let's just admit that Clinton did not rake in the Super Bowl-sized viewership on her own steam.
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The Daily Show's nightly viewership has taken a huge slide, often failing to even approach the million-viewer mark.
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Viewership of National Football League games have fallen in 2016, with ratings down 12 percent so far this season.
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The record-breaking weekend viewership of "Murder Mystery" also proves just how good Netflix is at promoting its content.
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Alphabet is testing YouTube Go in Nigeria, an app that allows for more offline and slow network video viewership.
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The larger goal in simplifying navigation is to reduce the time users spend browsing, thereby increasing their viewership hours.
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Still, Televisa's advertising revenues rose 9.1 percent in the quarter as the company benefited from strong World Cup viewership.
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Making geofilters scalable so even people in small towns around the world can use them has massively boosted viewership.
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Pre-release publicity around Shannara Chronicles has regularly described it as MTV's attempt to seduce Game Of Thrones' viewership.
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" Trump said: "CNN does not want its falling viewership to watch what I'm saying tonight, I can tell you.
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He said the videos get about 4,000 plays every four weeks and viewership is increasing 17 percent a month.
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It aims to grow tenfold, ultimately reaching a monthly viewership of 100 million in three to five years time.
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According to Samba TV's research team, debate viewership remains steady and particularly strong in states gearing up to vote.
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Since Tickled is finally coming to a wider viewership, audiences can now get a taste of the mystery themselves.
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In its first week, it received rave reviews (ours included), and per Netflix, the viewership numbers aren't too shabby.
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The NBC show had about the same total viewership as Last Man Standing, but a higher adult demo average.
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Mr. Robot has been praised as one of USA's smartest shows, but has seen its viewership decline this season.
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In the opening days of the Trump presidency, the CBS host took over the total viewership lead for good.
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The channel struggled from the beginning to garner meaningful viewership and stand out in a crowded American media market.
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So, I think people are, who believe that the viewership of programs is going down, are not necessarily correct.
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Yes, but: Despite declining Super Bowl viewership overall, advertising rates continue to hold steady, although reportedly plateauing this year.
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Viewership fell 18 percent year over year in Week 10, with lower ratings in all six game-time windows.
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Record viewership for the Republican primary debates this season suggests that Mr. Trump may attract a significantly broader audience.
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The staff of CNN 10 thanks you for your viewership that contributed to our most successful year to date.
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Viewership and social media chatter "wildly exceeded our expectations," said Ian Bricke, co-head of Netflix's independent film division.
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The Storm have also had a 100 percent increase in average viewership on local television compared with last year.
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He called Lotame's new tool "incredibly powerful" because of how it uses viewership data to target consumers by interest.
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The threesome's live figure skating coverage, which aired on NBCSN, helped set new weekday viewership records for the network.
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Viewership of esports events hit an all-time high of 46 million in 2017 and investors have taken notice.
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Verizon did not disclose subscriber counts or viewership numbers for its Go90 offering, which was introduced in the fall.
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The viewership total is also the largest since CNN's debate in December, which drew more than 18 million people.
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To them, the current standards only take linear television viewership into account and ignore video that's being consumed digitally.
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"We are aware of this improving environment and expect much of our viewership to come from mobile," he said.
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Hotstar topped the 10 million concurrent viewership mark a number of times during this year's 51-day IPL season.
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The live viewership of the royal wedding between Prince Harry and Meghan Markle was also a blip in comparison.
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The marketing success has already paid off for HBO, which was hoping to drive viewership with the massive investment.
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Unsurprisingly, the US makes up the biggest chunk of PornHub's viewership—25 percent of all views go to them.
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These rules come at a time during the season when NFL viewership is down 14 percent from last year.
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So at a time when viewership is down, this is absolutely the worst policy for the NFL to adopt.
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One theory that has been thrown out was that the presidential election was somehow eating into the league's viewership.
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SURE VIEWERSHIP IS DECLINING A LITTLE BIT BUT THE MARKET IS WAY OVER DISCOUNT TO WHAT'S GOING ON THERE.
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The data was compiled on a global scale, with Netflix researchers examining viewership habits of members from six continents.
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Chinese television ratings for the World Cup are not available yet, but viewership of soccer in China is booming.
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Over all, 44 percent of the revenue NBC has earned from "This Is Us" has come through digital viewership.
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Viewership for the show, which has hopscotched between ABC and CBS, dropped by roughly two-thirds within five years.
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The Nielsen ratings actually understated Thursday's overall viewership, because they did not include online video and social media streams.
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On MSNBC, viewership for the latter half of the event dipped only 4 percent from the 9 p.m. hour.
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Viewership grew quickly in its first two seasons, a lot of which is attributed to adults watching the show.
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A few months earlier, it had canceled its rural America-set Outsiders, which also boasted generally good viewership numbers.
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But sports programming may be the main driver of viewership now, and it has slowed the cord-cutting trend.
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Broadway appears to be trying to combat a dip in viewership by offering bigger discounts on a few shows.
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The Tonys benefit from having a much smaller viewership than those shows, so there are fewer people to lose.
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In 2016, the Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil set new viewership records for a live-streamed event.
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Creators will be put into "Viewership Brackets," and everyone in the same bracket will be paid the same amount.
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Mr. Colbert's election night special on Showtime attracted only 238,000 viewers, fewer than a tenth of his usual viewership.
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The U.F.C., on the other hand, tends to attract a whiter audience, in both viewership and attendance at matches.
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Then the pollsters used the viewership info to examine the divide in what people believe about Trump and Russia.
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These tools could be attractive for media companies trying to more accurately measure their viewership to sell to advertising.
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Viewership numbers are also projected to increase, from 439 million unique viewers in 2019 to 495 million in 2020.
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There are few Latino players, and viewership among Latinos, while rising, pales in comparison with that of other groups.
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Viewership for "Gotham" has slipped from season to season, currently running about five million in the seven-day ratings.
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It also keeps up the ratings momentum from the 2018 season, which had increased viewership over the year prior.
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Trump took credit for a drop in the television viewership for pro football: He was providing a superior spectacle.
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The crime drama "Power" and the time travel romance "Outlander," for instance, produce sizable viewership and buzz for Starz.
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IN THOSE ENVIRONMENTS OUTSIDE OF THE U.S., IN MANY CASES WHERE YOU ARE GETTING 29% OR 50% OF VIEWERSHIP.
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Ms. Maddow, who is enjoying the biggest viewership of her show's nine-year run, did not appear to mind.
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Viewership from replays and streams on HBO's on-demand apps boosted the overall Sunday ratings to 16.5 million viewers.
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It will also most likely smash records in viewership: Once the show is broadcast on Monday at 10 p.m.
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It was in line with viewership for the last six Sunday night games that competed against World Series games.
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Clearly the I.R.S. did not foresee the commercialized powerhouse that college sports would become, driven by national television viewership.
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In its second season, after "Riverdale" began streaming on Netflix, its viewership on the CW shot up 42 percent.
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The insights come courtesy of Nielsen, the 133-year-old company that has only recently started tracking streaming viewership.
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It's a spectacular success—one of the rare shows where viewership steadily increased over the course of the season.
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"Roseanne" proved to be a surprise hit for ABC when it premiered, though its viewership dropped drastically in May.
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Unlike many shows on TV, Killing Eve has consistently increased its viewership since its series premiere in April: The past seven weeks have seen 47 percent growth in its so-called L+3 rating, which measures the combined viewership of a show's live airing and time-shifted viewing over the three subsequent days.
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Read more: Netflix's 'The Punisher' viewership is down 40%, but there's a sliver of hope for fans of the Marvel show "Fuller House" was a hit when it first debuted in 2016, but viewership fell by 52% from season one to season two in their first month of release, according to Jumpshot.
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Leaks like this can be detrimental not only to viewership numbers but also ticket sales, when it comes to movies.
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The pilot pulled in a fairly strong viewership number, but ratings have dipped for every subsequent episode after the pilot.
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Viewership of a presumably "safer" group of articles about U.S. government security forces decreased much less in the same period.
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The average viewership metrics were not inflated by only 22017-20163 percent; they were inflated by some 22016-214 percent.
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TV viewership is dropping across the board — including for live sports, which were supposed to be immune to shrinking ratings.
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You gotta know how TV ratings work Here's how it goes: Television viewership is measured through something called Nielsen ratings.
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Snapchat is telling investors that TV viewership is plummeting among teens — but one analyst said that's not the full story.
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