Rob Fishman, the co-founder of Niche, a branding firm that connects Viners with advertisers, noted that, after only a few months on Vine, an unshaved account manager at his company "has more viewership than the New York Times has circulation".
An analogy is television viewership numbers, and now we have more "channels" than ever.
So on any night, Fox has more than double the viewership of CNN.
When Tropical Storm Irene threatened the city, Mr. Cuomo tried to bar the man then serving as chairman of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority from appearing at Mr. Bloomberg's news conferences, which had received more viewership than those held by the governor.
The GoDaddy.com commercial in the fourth quarter, which parodied a hearing on drug use in sports, had "far more viewership" than a commercial the company ran in the first quarter, said Todd Juenger, vice president and general manager for audience research and measurement at TiVo in Alviso, Calif.
For a quarter-hour that day, as Irene soaked the Outer Banks of North Carolina, the channel had more than four million viewers, surpassing its peak quarter-hour viewership of 3.93 million during Hurricane Katrina.
Last year, NBC broadcast of "The Sound of Music Live!," entering a climate of a viewership primed by "American Idol," "Glee," and so on, had more than twenty million viewers.
The episode, seen by 9.5 million households in its original broadcast, was considered a disappointment due to the drop in viewership from the post-Super Bowl series debut, which had more than 18 million viewers.
This then opens your account up to more viewership.
