Sentence examples for growing viewership from inspiring English sources

But a devoted, growing viewership long ago overcame the criticism.

Both pilot tests had a similar major finding: that the growing viewership of video online and on mobile devices is not diminishing the appetite for watching television.

Fox News is revelling in the publicity, using it to portray itself to a growing viewership as the only network prepared to stand up to the president.

But the growing viewership for cable channels and the blurring of the lines between different types of networks have made those distinctions less relevant.

But she could have easily been referring to the growing viewership on this side of the Atlantic who eagerly await the updates to S.N.L.'s YouTube channel like children on the lookout for Santa Claus.

For instance, Mr. Khan was also accused of promoting the stock of Future on the expectations of growing viewership of "Billy Bob's Country Countdown," a one-hour music television show, and MSTV, a cable network, even though he knew, according to regulators, that the owners of those two outlets had said they were not affiliated with Future Communications.

It also has an opportunity to grow viewership further with an ongoing test where it pays a revenue share to top video crators.

Facebook, for example, grew viewership by 103percenttoto reach 56K average concurrent viewers, Periscope grew 18percenttoto 94K, and Microsoft's Mixer grew 90percenttoto 9.5K.

The new design also has social features to let users more easily share what they're watching with others, and to help grow viewership on the site.

Everyday Health could use EQAL's social media delivery platform to grow viewership of Everyday Health TV, while potentially launching new shows based on its web properties.

Bierbaum believed that baseball needed fresh teams, not just the often-successful Yankees and Braves, to draw new audiences and grow viewership.