Sentence examples for mass viewership from inspiring English sources

But the real sports money comes from mass viewership.

In 2006, Fox's "Idol" overwhelmed the Turin Games, amassing mass viewership that trounced NBC's.

That makes country the single largest defined genre of music, which can be perfectly packaged for a televised event geared for a mass viewership.

Right now, mass viewership occurs primarily via TV; down the road it may be via tablets, mobile devices or some other form of technology that is yet to be invented.

Unfortunately for Japan, financial news in English doesn't enjoy a mass domestic readership or viewership.

Since the number of local television channels had increased relaying information in the national language in the country, television viewership had increased among the masses, and this may be the reason why it was considered the source of information by the majority.

As television advertising becomes less effective because of declining TV viewership, movie studios need to reach a mass audience somehow, and having what amounts to ads sitting on store shelves is seen as a crucial antidote.

As a result, how you continue to gain your wealth is based on the viewership and interest you garner from youth: the impressionable masses who are still trying to figure out what defines actual success.

As The X-Files saw its viewership expand from a "small, but devoted" group of fans to a worldwide mass cult audience, digital telecommunications were becoming mainstream.

HotStar understood the mania that drew a large viewership for live cricket in India, while Eros Entertainment brought its offerings to the masses with free basic plans.

"It certainly enhances viewership".