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Originally posted by Briangate78 View PostForum traffic was about the same as last week, maybe a tad less. But no baseball game tonight and people are not getting Fox who have cablevision. So maybe there could be an uptick. We shall see!
so Sorry MD, I am gonna say anywhere from 900,000 to 1.2 Million. I really don't know, it could go either way.
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Originally posted by Alexandria7 View PostI don't think companies like Time Warner pay them very much to air their channel. Syfy is part of the cable television standard service in most areas, so subscribers don't pay a fee just for Syfy. They buy standard cable service which gives them over 100 channels.Currently watching: Dark Matter, 12 Monkeys, Doctor Who, Under the Dome, The Mentalist, The Messengers, The Last Ship, Elementary, Dominion, The Whispers, Extant, Olympus, Da Vinci's Demons, Vikings
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Atlantis and SG-1 writers have written eps exactly like Cloverdale. It was actually a pretty good episode. It just reminded me of The Real World and The Changeling. I think the show was interesting enough from start to finish to at least keep people curious how it would end.
Sadly, we don't get min by min ratings or quarter hour ratings. Gotta have special access to that kinda stuff. That info is not meant for public consumption. LOL, sounds like a I am talking about food, lol Consumption. lol.sigpic
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Originally posted by nesais View Posti'm so gonna get slapped for not understanding why this is before asking but, if the figures are an average for the whole hour, how do they inform us about the first and last half? how does an average over time tell us about any specific instant in time for ratings?
Occasionally, you will see people publish ratings for different hours within a 2-hour show or half hours within a long show. As an example, you will see this writer is showing this for "The Biggest Loser", showing how the last half hour was the highest rated.
http://www.mediaweek.com/mw/content_...22da41da152396
Nielsen subscribers--e.g. Syfy and some ad agencies--can access ratings information for a show by the minute. But, this data is rarely published to the outside world (us).
If a specific episode has a significant decline during it that is visible in the minute-by-minute ratings, only the network would know about it.
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So if someone surfs during the commercials, does that count against the ratings?
While not my favorite episode "cloverfield", certainly better than the previous episode "pathogen". Why? Because the gate was used, a kino used, weapons used, and so much other stuff that DIDN'T happen in the previous one. And thank god, no stone use. Or did that happen while I was cleaning up my spilled drink?
I'll go with 1.4 million for the next one. Still sticking to 0.7 million for this one since the previous probably encouraged fandom that it was okay to make other plans last night.
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Originally posted by Shadow_7 View PostSo if someone surfs during the commercials, does that count against the ratings?
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Originally posted by Shadow_7 View PostSo if someone surfs during the commercials, does that count against the ratings?
So if the actual program content averages 1.5 million viewers and is 42 minutes of the hour, but the minutes that have commercials average 1.0 million viewers and are 18 minutes of the hour, the average for the entire hour is 1.35 million viewers.
So, if you can merely get fewer people to fast forward through the ads and fewer people switch channels during ads, you can increase the ratings of the telecast.
As Briangate mentioned, the advertisers currently only count who watches the minutes that have the ads in them within a 3-day window.
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part of the interpretation is seeing the ads, another way to look at it is....if you're really into the show, you're not gonna risk missing a few minutes if you're late surfing back.
you could almost say - and please don't go calling people names - those that surf are just kinda casually viewing and if they find something better during the surf, they'll stay there, vs those that are more 'into' the show and won't risk missing something and really are so into it that they don't change channels.
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