Sentence examples for traditional viewers from inspiring English sources

These are traditional "viewers".

The games may not be precisely what NBC's traditional viewers have come to expect.

It remains unlikely, though, that "Community" will suddenly wade into the mainstream in search of more traditional viewers.

The other risk is alienating the core audience of traditional viewers by presenting the events as strictly for the young and hip.

And that's why some conservative Saudis have ensured that their most traditional viewers can choose to see almost nothing: Al Majd is a privately owned religious network so strict that it doesn't show women on any of its numerous channels.

For the more traditional viewers who want to watch the convention on their TV rather than in a browser tab or mobile app, a number of news networks and TV platforms will have streaming coverage.

The video possesses "none of the traditional hallmarks" viewers have come to expect from Isis, instead, said Mr Winter, the fighters were "competing to be controversial: it certainly isn't a propaganda video but more a demonstration of how comfortable they are".

Kent Alterman, the network's president, told the New York Times that the show, after a season and a half on the air, "hadn't resonated" with an audience — meaning that, in addition to struggling to attract traditional television viewers, it had also failed to produce a suitable amount of viral Web content.

Traditional TV viewers in the U.S. watched 225 hours of television during the month of March.

Like its rivals, Comcast has been leveraging its voice remote to offer traditional TV viewers similar voice control capabilities.

The TV app, then, is catering to the wrong trend by making things easier for traditional TV viewers, rather than making it easier for streaming service subscribers.