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I don't think so. I could see maybe like a shorter season order. But I do think there will be a Season 5, if they can maintain between a 0.4 to 0.5, 18 to 19 demo, imo.
thanks, brian!
i will remain cautiously optimistic. if that's possible.
"What a difference seven days makes. Many primetime shows are seeing their ratings skyrocket when a week's worth of DVR usage is included — and network execs are scrambling to figure out how to adjust to a time-shifting world.
Now that DVR penetration has reached around 42% of viewers, it's having a real impact on viewership — and making the initial next-day ratings that everyone reports (which includes live viewing, plus only that night's DVR usage) increasingly irrelevant.
For example, when season four of FX's Sons of Anarchy debuted September 6, it attracted 4.9 million viewers, a good number, but not a network record. By the time seven days of DVR usage was counted, that number had climbed to 6.5 million viewers — making it the most-watched program in FX history."
It's a good article, and makes me wonder-- "Where are them DVR numbers for Sanctuary?"
Rocky, the dvr numbers have always been 2 weeks after the airing, if you do the math, it ain't quite there yet
I know in the past some of the +7 and other statistics have been made public. Most of the time they are not publicized. The networks pay a fee to receive this data, it is not published for free. Some limited ratings are given out to the media.
Rocky, the dvr numbers have always been 2 weeks after the airing, if you do the math, it ain't quite there yet
Oh, wow, I read somewhere that it take 7 days to come out. Alright, so then them DVR numbers should be out soon? My mom DVR's everything, so she proves why DVR numbers should be counted.
"What a difference seven days makes. Many primetime shows are seeing their ratings skyrocket when a week's worth of DVR usage is included — and network execs are scrambling to figure out how to adjust to a time-shifting world.
Now that DVR penetration has reached around 42% of viewers, it's having a real impact on viewership — and making the initial next-day ratings that everyone reports (which includes live viewing, plus only that night's DVR usage) increasingly irrelevant.
For example, when season four of FX's Sons of Anarchy debuted September 6, it attracted 4.9 million viewers, a good number, but not a network record. By the time seven days of DVR usage was counted, that number had climbed to 6.5 million viewers — making it the most-watched program in FX history."
It's a good article, and makes me wonder-- "Where are them DVR numbers for Sanctuary?"
It tells you in the article why we haven't seen them yet:
Ratings that include seven days of DVR usage aren't available for several weeks, which is why several networks have started touting ratings that include three days of DVR playback (which are available on a timelier basis).
It tells you in the article why we haven't seen them yet: Ratings that include seven days of DVR usage aren't available for several weeks, which is why several networks have started touting ratings that include three days of DVR playback (which are available on a timelier basis).
and it says....
Ultimately, it's another rating that actually matters in the TV business. The "C3" rating, which measures viewing during commercial breaks (including three days' worth of DVR usage), is what networks sell to advertisers. "That's what actually matters," Bader says. "You don't monetize anything" on live-plus-seven ratings.
And many advertisers are against adding any DVR numbers. How many people with DVRs know that itty bitty trick of skipping commercials? hm?
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Reason: Added rest of quote that what left off. oops
Ultimately, it's another rating that actually matters in the TV business. The "C3" rating, which measures viewing during commercial breaks (including three days' worth of DVR usage), is what networks sell to advertisers. "That's what actually matters," Bader says. "You don't monetize anything" on live-plus-seven ratings.
And many advertisers are against adding any DVR numbers. How many people with DVRs know that itty bitty trick of skipping commercials? hm?
Why are you quoting me to add this? I was answering Rocky's question.
I hope that when we do eventually see these ratings that they are very good.
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