Sentence examples for viewership numbers for from inspiring English sources

It would be an even better cultural exchange and probably translate into even larger viewership numbers for the show.

Instead of just three TV networks, Americans have myriad choices for entertainment and information, and viewership numbers for prime-time presidential addresses have fallen, to about 25 million.

Looking at the DVR rankings that calculate the initial live broadcast numbers plus DVR viewership numbers for the next seven days, "Supernatural" on the CW had the highest percentage increase in the 18-to-49-year-old 18-to-49-year-old 18-to-49-year-old 18-to-49-year-old 18-to-49-year-old another 71 percent to its original 18-to-49 audemographic

The viewership numbers for events like these, which keep shattering their old records, seem to agree.

Ad viewership numbers for the Super Bowl magnify the increasingly social phenomenon of content consumption.

Nielsen is hoping to make the viewership numbers for the shows airing on streaming services a little less of a mystery.

One recent ESPN women's boxing card, for example, drew viewers from about 639,000 homes, which is the average viewership number for a men's card.

So that means that viewership increased by 1 billion hours over the last six months, for a total of 9 billion hours streamed over the course of the two quarters (Netflix has not shared viewership numbers from Q2).

"The Truth" received the highest Nielsen household rating and viewership numbers of the season.

"The Firefly" was the first Fringe episode to broadcast in its Friday slot, and many journalists considered the pending viewership numbers critical for the future of the show.

The move from Fox Soccer to the more widely distributed NBCSN proved successful, with viewership numbers doubling for the 2012 season over those of Fox Soccer.