pussycat wrote:Unfortunately, for use people live, and 40% of our teams come from regional areas. And one of our Broadcasts (note I said broadcast not games) has already hit 1.5m if it was just the actual game time we probably would have been closer to 2m
2m....There's no need to tell me how drawn out and long winded your game isXman wrote:pussycat wrote:Unfortunately, for use people live, and 40% of our teams come from regional areas. And one of our Broadcasts (note I said broadcast not games) has already hit 1.5m if it was just the actual game time we probably would have been closer to 2m
Our game coding is still 2.4 hours which is longer than your entire telecast!
Its a fact that audiences trough and peak during a telecast. This will always mean shorter telecasts benefit from a higher average. Why do you think they code programs? The NRL have had this artificial advantage for years and I haven't seen you complaining. Now the advantage is dwindling, but still there, youre using it as an excuse.pussycat wrote:There's no need to tell me how drawn out and long winded your game isXman wrote:pussycat wrote:Unfortunately, for use people live, and 40% of our teams come from regional areas. And one of our Broadcasts (note I said broadcast not games) has already hit 1.5m if it was just the actual game time we probably would have been closer to 2m
Our game coding is still 2.4 hours which is longer than your entire telecast!
Hmmm, long winded and boring yet flogged the NRL in the ratings last year despite far less matches to watch on TV.pussycat wrote:Your game is long winded and boring - and cant compete with the rugby league on a level playing field. There should be no shame in the silver medal. You should be proud to tell people that your game is the 2nd best.
We also doubled your games attendance. 
so the first game was 1.4m, not 1.5mpussycat wrote:Last nights game
628k (9)
61k (gem)
455 (regional)
Tot. = 1144k
1500K
1300k
950k (delayed)
1150K
Wow, and no ratings rorting - our coding is genuine..... just WOW.
Seriously low numbers for Sydneypiesman2011 wrote:Mediaweek@MediaweekAUS3h
Thu TV #NRL #NRLMELCBY 532k (Syd 326k Bri 206k) Nine
Not real big numbers for a thursday night. What were the numbers in Melbourne.
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/media/n ... 6603343186THE Thursday night NRL Live experiment is wavering for Nine. The third week of early NRL matches feel almost 100,000 in Sydney and Brisbane and was more than 300,000 down on the blockbuster opening to the season.
The Storms victory over the Bulldogs had 326,000 viewers in Sydney and 206,000 in Brisbane and failed to give any momentum to the Sydney version of The Footy Show. While its national audience of 721 was boosted by 290,000 viewers for the AFL show in Melbourne, the Sydney NRL version fell to 161,000 viewers, dropping 93,000 on the previous week and 220,000 on the season opener (although figures are confused a little by over-runs).
The article is comparing the opener to regular season ratings game........Xman wrote:http://www.theaustralian.com.au/media/n ... 6603343186THE Thursday night NRL Live experiment is wavering for Nine. The third week of early NRL matches feel almost 100,000 in Sydney and Brisbane and was more than 300,000 down on the blockbuster opening to the season.
The Storms victory over the Bulldogs had 326,000 viewers in Sydney and 206,000 in Brisbane and failed to give any momentum to the Sydney version of The Footy Show. While its national audience of 721 was boosted by 290,000 viewers for the AFL show in Melbourne, the Sydney NRL version fell to 161,000 viewers, dropping 93,000 on the previous week and 220,000 on the season opener (although figures are confused a little by over-runs).
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So you add the Gem numbers and we are over 600k for metro again, good numbers so far this year.piesman2011 wrote:Mediaweek@MediaweekAUS2h
@panfasAU #NRL on GEM #NRLMELCBY Mel 60K Ade 3k Per 3k
not bad for melbourne.
its just you. 326k is astronomically low for live NRL in Sydney! Especially for the GF replay.eelofwest wrote:The article is comparing the opener to regular season ratings game........Xman wrote:http://www.theaustralian.com.au/media/n ... 6603343186THE Thursday night NRL Live experiment is wavering for Nine. The third week of early NRL matches feel almost 100,000 in Sydney and Brisbane and was more than 300,000 down on the blockbuster opening to the season.
The Storms victory over the Bulldogs had 326,000 viewers in Sydney and 206,000 in Brisbane and failed to give any momentum to the Sydney version of The Footy Show. While its national audience of 721 was boosted by 290,000 viewers for the AFL show in Melbourne, the Sydney NRL version fell to 161,000 viewers, dropping 93,000 on the previous week and 220,000 on the season opener (although figures are confused a little by over-runs).
Is it me or is this a big yawn for most on here...........
Yeah and just like last years GF, the Bulldogs do not rate so well in sydney.Xman wrote:its just you. 326k is astronomically low for live NRL in Sydney! Especially for the GF replay.eelofwest wrote:The article is comparing the opener to regular season ratings game........
Is it me or is this a big yawn for most on here...........
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