Viewership Sentence Examples

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  • The BBC share of TV viewership quickly dropped to as low as 28 %.

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  • For television channels and content producers, Google Video can increase viewership by providing Google users with information on future airings of relevant programs.

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  • Since then though, the soap has experienced a dramatic drop in viewership.

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  • Even tho Home Improvement drew larger audiences than Frasier, the Cheers spin-off had a younger viewership.

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  • The BBC share of TV viewership quickly dropped to as low as 28% .

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  • Interestingly enough, a video entitled "Really Stupid Cats" actually features some of the more unique cat acts available on the web, yet it suffers a far lower viewership than Crazy Cats' uneventful bathtub antics.

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  • Enduring even less viewership than "Really Stupid Cats" is the video "Dumb Cats", which is actually a rather brilliant display of feline prowess.

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  • Now, a "reconciliation" should skyrocket the viewership even more.

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  • The show premiered in September 2006 and has since gained excellent viewership.

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  • As The Daily Show grew in popularity and viewership, Colbert started to become more of a household name.

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  • A chick flick is a film that looks to reach primarily to the female demographic, in terms of viewership.

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  • Until recently, this was a problem for networks in terms of tracking viewership.

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  • Passions quickly became a part of the pop culture phenomenon, but the show never quite pulled in the viewership of its older daytime siblings.

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  • Tight economic times and declining viewership seriously impacted soap operas in 2009 with the cancellation of Y&R's sister CBS soap opera Guiding Light, pay cuts, reduced airtime and veteran soap actors leaving long-term roles.

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  • The site uses information provided by Nielsen Media Research, which keeps track of audience viewership numbers for television shows.

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  • Every soap opera on the air has a cult following, making history for the most routine television viewership.

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  • Luke and Laura's wedding broke viewership records in 1981 and was honored with repeat performances on the twenty-fifth anniversary in 2006 both on SoapNet and on the ABC sudser itself.

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  • It was an immediate hit, and viewership only got stronger when the full series debuted on the network in September 2009.

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  • The series debuted in 2000, and as of May 2008, 16 seasons have aired with an average viewership of more than 20 million people per episode.

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  • The show, which featured Michaels dating and sharing a house with a group of women vying for his attention, was an instant hit for VH1 and broke viewership records for the network.

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  • Viewership of these shows, such as the VH1 Flavor of Love/Rock of Love franchises, has often challenged non-reality based network television shows with larger promotional budgets.

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  • Just how much reality is captured when cameras follow a mob family around may be up to debate, but public fascination with the mafia lifestyle spells big viewership numbers for networks.

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  • Both Facebook and Twitter continue to help with expanding our online audience and increasing our video-on-demand viewership, while allowing people to connect with our content and brand across multiple platforms.

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