Sentence examples for boosting viewership from inspiring English sources

Women, who made up 52 percent of last year's Derby viewership, have become crucial to boosting viewership.

Matt Derella, a Twitter executive who works with the company's largest American advertisers, said that research by Twitter and Nielsen suggests that Twitter and television reinforce each other, boosting viewership and the volume of messages on Twitter.

For all the subsequent damage to Netflix's brand and stock, the move did seemingly have the desired effect of boosting viewership of the streaming service.

Instead, all those Emmy-winning shows serve as loss leaders that attract more attention to the network — hopefully boosting viewership, advertising and subscription income along the way.

Family Guy premiered in reruns on Adult Swim on April 20 , 2003 and immediately became the block's top-rated program, dominating late-night viewing in its time period versus cable and broadcast competition, and boosting viewership by 239%.

They're essentially marketing tools designed to boost viewership and ratings," on the television channels, he said.

Game 3 of the World Series will start at 6 57 p.m. Eastern, in an attempt to boost viewership that Saturday night among young fans watching on Fox.

When we watch the Olympics and boost viewership, when we buy more products from their sponsors and adding to the all-consuming money machine of the Olympics-industrial complex, we are using our money to vote – and that vote is "yes" to human rights abuses.

By doing so, creators can boost viewership and overall mind share among their viewers.

It could also help highlight some interesting cross-network collaborations between creators, which could help boost viewership for both.

Making geofilters scalable so even people in small towns around the world can use them has massively boosted viewership.