A self-proclaimed cycle campaigner called James from Maidstone had a few minutes' air time, though even he took the niche view that cycle helmets should be compulsory ("I think most sensible cyclists would welcome that," said Francis to this).
It's really beautiful that two people with such a strange, stunted, niche view of the world managed to find each other, to be honest.
It might also be a boon to certain content creators, such as photographers or painters who make nude art, videographers who capture action or war or unfiltered pundits with niche views.
Now, because of the niche quality viewing, you've got, at least on cable shows, a much smaller amount of people who don't have that.
Worse, the media buyers and planners who help determine where print ad budgets are spent -- many of them young -- increasingly look to advertise in specialty or niche publications, viewing the large-circulation, general-interest magazines as relics of the 20th century.
Sometimes the habitat of the host (i.e. its climatic niche) is viewed as a mechanism that causes host specificity.
Nielsen says that people with diaries forget to write down niche programmes they view.
In 1918 when he was in his 20's, The New York Times described an audience for a matinee at Aeolian Hall clinging "to walls, to organ pipes, pedal-base, stairs or any niche offering a view".
We first elaborate on how this strategy conciliates niche and Universalist views, which may appear conflicting at first sight.
(Live! From Broadway! One night only!) As for the audience niche, pay-per-view event programming, Ms. Koplovitz said, is almost all boxing and wrestling.
Davey says: "We will get more detail about audience habits and those who are underserved by the arts, the length of time for viewing niche media, and whether to chunk things up and editorialise.
