Sentence examples for private viewership from inspiring English sources

Because each antenna is assigned to a single subscriber, Aereo claims that it is merely facilitating the sort of individual, private viewership that is allowed by the Copyright Act.

Hulu, which is a private company, likewise doesn't share its viewership figures.

Fox's "Bones" (9.0 million) and ABC's "Private Practice" (7.5 million) also beat the draft.ESPN's viewership of 7.3 million from 7 30 to 11 20 p.m. Eastern was the most ever for the draft.

Officially, the reason is because the ERT costs "three to seven times as much as other TV stations and four to six times the personnel -- for a very small viewership, about half that of an average private station," government spokesman Simos Kedikolgou said.

About a dozen additional private stations struggle to secure the remaining one-tenth of the national viewership.

But some private satellite operators and advertisers argue that the long-term prospect of increased viewership in Latin American is too tantalizing to ignore.

"The ads that the platforms are paid to place are a small fraction of ads that masquerade as private commentary but which are in fact political communications that cost money to produce and to boost viewership on the platforms," Ravel said.

Viewership and industry practices.

"It certainly enhances viewership".

Television viewership dropped.

Certainly in viewership figures.