Sentence examples for viewership into from inspiring English sources

"We're creating a community," she added, that will "turn viewership into a relationship".

He reports that the show was watched by three to four million viewers by the middle of its first season, and breaks down the viewership into categories.

"We want to focus 'DWTS' in by taking the results show and building it into a two-hour show," he said, describing the scheduling change as an effort to funnel viewership into one timeslot.

Suey Park, a writer, comedian, online feminist activist, and fan of The Colbert Report used this as an opportunity to provoke white liberals, who undeniably make up a large portion of his viewership, into a conversation about privilege, the limits of satire, and liberal racism by calling to #CancelColbert.

From musicians, models, and athletes to Vine and YouTube personalities, people have managed to build their Snap viewerships into the millions.

Lower viewership translates into less advertising revenue.

Traditional news media, while battling declining readership and viewership, leapt into the fray with their own Web sites and blogs by their own journalists, and many newspapers invited readers to contribute community news to their Web sites.

And that level of viewership translates into a lot of money.

Some media companies package up their audience viewership data into products they turn around and sell to channel programmers and content creators.

While big PC titles on the platform, such as Starcraft II and League of Legends, can see their viewership spike into the six-figure range, and individual channels can easily shoot to five figures, no PlayStation 4-based channel has more than 1,000 viewers at the moment.

One might argue that consumers do not opt-into viewership, but I would argue that being in an elevator without a captivate screen is wholly uncomfortable - or that the post-roll video shown after a Words with Friends move is not something players request.