Sentence examples for viewership which from inspiring English sources

4. "Arrested Development" was cancelled before Nielsen began measuring DVR viewership, which Bateman thinks was the show's natural format.

Mr. Levy said he was mainly interested in increasing the station's viewership, which he said had been disappointing for years.

"Arrested Development" was cancelled before Nielsen began measuring DVR viewership, which Bateman thinks was the show's natural format.

N.B.A. games are readily available to many children interested in viewership, which translates to the same kind of Magic Johnson and Larry Bird emulation that spawned the golden era of the league in the 1980's.

There are, however, specific shows that are more Republican than Democratic in their viewership – which is one of the reasons that detailed data on the partisanship of people who watch individual shows is particularly valuable to Republicans seeking to spend money wisely.

Interestingly, the growth of educational video on YouTube is closely associated to video viewership which increased from 22%to38%8% between 2007 and 2009.

It'd be virtually impossible not to manage an increase in viewership this year, which mathematically would happen if, say, you convinced each member of your immediate family to watch on separate TV sets.

And as long as audiences enjoy these shows and viewership increases (which is happening), maybe we'll actually have something here.

There was an effort to have the cast connect with Hispanic media outlets when "Jane" debuted, and though overall viewership for the show hovers under 2 million per week, 21percentt of that viewership is Hispanic, which is by far the highest percentage for any CW show, according to a representative for the network.

(Microsoft's real figures are likely much higher, however, because Streamlabs can't track Mixer's viewership on Xbox – which is most of it. Streamlabs is also missing some of Facebook Live's viewership, as it can't track private live streams only shared with friends).

Despite acclaim from critics, Arrested Development received low ratings and viewership on Fox, which canceled the series in 2006.