Sentence examples for cable viewership from inspiring English sources
Should the Fighting Irish defeat the Trojans, who will be without their injured star quarterback Matt Barkley, Adgate believes numbers for the Bowl Championship Series title game could break records for cable viewership.
The channels account for 13.2percentt of cable viewership but only 7percentt of monthly cable fees, reports The WSJ.
Because of the decline in cable viewership, companies like Disney are looking for new platforms to expand the reach of their leading brands.
"With our traditional cable viewership at an all-time high, we are proud to announce a new digital offering geared entirely toward the FOX News superfans, who represent the most loyal audience in cable, if not all of television," reads Finley's statement.
Despite recent controversy over star Phil Robertson's anti-gay remarks, Rove predicted A&E's "Duck Dynasty" will "set another cable viewership record" in 2014.
After an abnormally busy first half of the year, cable news viewership is soft overall this summer, making it harder for Mr. Cooper to make gains.
It's the highest-rated nonfiction series on cable, with viewership numbers (9.6 million for the Season 3 finale) that many network shows would envy.
In the wake of the September 11 attacks, cable television viewership surged, and Fox News built on its gains to surpass CNN for the first time in January 2002 a lead it would retain throughout the decade.
Roughly eight million viewers watched coverage of Tuesday's New Hampshire primaries, according to Nielsen Media Research, and that is more than double the cable news viewership for the same coverage in 2004.
The NBC Sports Group designated NBCSN its home of Olympic sports during the Games, a strategy that has sent the cable network's viewership soaring.
It has also attained strong Nielsen ratings, surpassing various records for a cable series, including viewership of 17.3 million for its season five premiere, making it the most-watched drama series telecast in basic cable history.
