Ratings raise TV news sexism questions
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With all the women in television news on both sides of the camera, you would think sexism was an issue relegated to the 20th century.
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NEW YORK  - Rosie who? No one at ABC may actually be asking that, but Whoopi Goldberg's first week as moderator of "The View" averaged a solid 3.5 million viewers last week, according to data released Thursday by Nielsen Media Research.
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The recent resurgence of male TV viewers aged 18-34, one of the most coveted demographics, is being driven more by cable than broadcast, according to a research report released Monday.
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A domestic violence case involving a television evangelist has left some questioning her credibility.
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By LYNN ELBER, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS  Sometimes a TV series needs a tuneup. Tweak the plots, juice the promotion, and it may end up a challenger in the ratings race.
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Some celebrities and their handlers are now claiming that the news media have a double standard.
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People are more interested in reality TV and the world of celebrities than the real world and the challenges it faces.
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Incidents throw harsh light on a culture fed by talk radio and disrespect for authority.
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Television viewers in the Midwest got an eyeful of politics during local newscasts last month, but most of it was in the ads, not the news.
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Viewers who enjoy a program are more likely than disgruntled viewers to have favorable responses to advertisements during that program.
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Americans are being subjected to more sex, violence and profane language during the traditional, early-evening "family hour" of broadcast television viewing, a U.S. watchdog group said on Wednesday.
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CNBCâs ratings are growing, and so are questions about Maria Bartiromo, the networkâs most recognizable face.
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CBS and ABC shared the lead in the ratings on Sunday, with CBS averaging the most total viewers and ABC earning the highest ratings among adults 18 to 49. ABC got a lift in that demographic group from the nightâs top-rated show, a two-hour edition of âExtreme Makeover: Home Edition,â which averaged 13.6 million total viewers at 8 p.m., according to Nielsenâs estimates. CBS, meanwhile, got a boost at 7 p.m. from â60 Minutes,â the nightâs most-watched show (14.4 million), followed by âSharkâ at 8 (11.1 million) and the made-for-TV movie âThe Russell Girlâ from 9 to 11 (12.7 million). Fox ranked third for the night but ahead of CBS in second place in the 18-to-49 segment thanks to its comedy lineup, including âThe Simpsonsâ at 8 (7.6 million) and âKing of the Hillâ at 8:30 (7.5 million). NBC, in fourth place, broadcast back-to-back specials, the âU.S. Figure Skating Championshipsâ from 7 to 9 (4.8 million), followed by the âGuinness World Records: Top 100â from 9 to 11 (6.3 million).
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Female voters in New Hampshire were enraged by media coverage following Iowa rout
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By Amanda Cuda, Connecticut Post, Bridgeport  Feb. 26--People think it's easy writing about TV. They think it must be so simple to just flip on the boob tube, and yak about what you see.   Well, it is easy.   Kind of.
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The BBC's schedules are becoming increasingly dominated by so-called "ratings chasers", say viewers.
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The marriage war rages, but lesbian TV hosts are all the rage