2.5 Million less people watching TV.


	2.5 Million less people watching TV.

BitDrifter

5-8-2007 8:00 PM

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tv, statistics, data, polls, abc, cbs, nbc, fox, society

BitDrifter says:

More than 2.5 million fewer people were watching ABC, CBS, NBC and Fox than at the same time last year, statistics show. Goto the source where it discusses many possible reasons for this statistic, such as it being incorrect.

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5-9-2007 2:24 PM

ericskiff

This clip was featured on today's Clipiversity podcast. Thanks for the great clip.

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the same time last year, statistics show. 
<P>Everyone has a theory to explain the plummeting ratings: early <A title="" 
style="COLOR: #000; TEXT-DECORATION: underline" 
href="http://search.breitbart.com/q?s=%22Daylight+Savings+Time%22&amp;sid=breitbart.com" 
relIdx="2">Daylight Savings Time</A>, more reruns, bad shows, more shows being 
recorded or downloaded or streamed. 
<P>Scariest of all for the networks, however, is the idea that many people are 
now making their own television schedules. The industry isn't fully equipped to 
keep track of them, and as a result the networks are scrambling to hold on to 
the nearly $8.8 billion they collected during last spring's ad-buying season. 
<P>"This may be the spring where we see a radical shift in the way the culture 
thinks of watching TV," said Sarah Bunting, co-founder of the Web site 
Television Without Pity. 
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week they will showcase their fall schedules to advertisers in the annual "up 
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