fragmentation of tv audience and renenue?
370046
Very fragmented. Just check out Comcast Spotlight for facts.
668435
It's not. It's just another, newer interface that's all. There's also the prospect of reaching a lot more viewers.
1026858
Yes.  Just because not everyone has a TV set doesn't mean they won't watch it.  You can go to bars or other places to watch games -- which a lot of people.  I've been down in Brazil during a world cup and can tell you that 95% of the population is watching the game somehow.  Believe it or not, almost everyone in the ghetto had at least a small tv.\n\nI'd say with Central and South America, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and a good portion of the US, you probably have close to 2 billion people watching games (on the internet or tv).\n\n\nAfter taking a second, more empirical look at this, I crunched some numbers and came up with a little under 1.8 billion.  This total included the populations of all the countries participating in the WC, and a very modest and trimmed assumption of immediate surrounding countries which may bear some interest.  One caveat to this was the United States, where I assumed at most only 20% of the population would have even taken a look at one of the games.  China, India, and most African countries were completely excluded.  The number 2 billion is likely a slight rounding up from 1.8 from the TV networks.
865258
i totally agree with you. alot of my friends dont have sky ( wierdos) and they are gutted cos they cant wacth lost anymore!!! dont think its fair really. At least when it was on 4 everyone could watch it
1066271
Numbers\nHouse\nBones\nCSI\nCold Case\n\nSo many people watch these shows! They are not in the exact order, but they draw in about over a few million viewers every night!
528586
Well, by what you describe, it sounds like the network cancelled it. Probably low ratings.
511835
You'll never get TV shows screening around the world at exactly the same time - mainly because of the time difference. While one country is in 'prime time', other countries are asleep or in the morning. However I agree that popular TV shows that are shown globally should be on as close to the same day as possible right around the world. This would cut back on downloading and plots being spoiled.
190527
Their Nielsen ratings were not high enough to keep the show on the air....
987877
If ur audience are students, then try \n1. Sleeplearning. \n2. the population implosion in Europe - they're losing people. \n\nOr something you know a lot about, perhaps a hobby or an interest. This will work best cause you don't have to research much. :)
629562
The frequesncy that it is broadcast on.
82854
A little, but not as much as usual. The big problem is the tape delayed coverage  and the presence everywhere on line on cable and on the radio of the results. You know the results of every event before they are on, and it takes away the drama and excitement...
279421
Indeed, before when it was impossible to watch games on television, fans were had to go to the game if they wanted to watch their team play. Also it is argued you can see more of the play from lots of different angles on the televsion. So yes is my answer, and I think that games not played on a Saturday are effected by this even more.
949137
No. Probably not. And the networks take a two week hiatus for theholidays to allow people to shop and not miss their shows.
1034058
It looks like to me they are gambling on that most audience members today are not old enough to remember The Gong Show! If this is the best they can do is pull up really old shows and dress them up to be new, then it is time to find an outside interest and stop watching TV!!  I bought an ATV....Whaaaawhoooo!
887328
It wasn't doing that well, the show lasted several years on NBC and had been declining in the ratings and had been shifted to a new network CBS, where like a lot of shows at the time, it went to die. In this age of the internet, even in its infancy at that time do you think that a show, and its staff could possess such a secret big enough to lead to cancelation, and no one lets it leak out.
663503
something called the "Nielsen ratings" or something to that effect. what they do is choose families with different backgrounds and family sizes, they connect their t.v. to a box that tells the big wigs what people are watching.  they figure with a large enough sample size they can figure out with in reason what percentage of Americans are watching what.
595855
Better settle for TV\nLike us other Mortals!!!