- Anon_Amos
So, Keith has two slots… do we add those together, or do we just assume that liberals like watching the same thing over and over again? I mean, even aggregated, his ratings are still lower then O'Reilly, but does put him above Sean and Beck. Also, is there a good way of handling online viewership? Has fivethirtyeight.com gotten on this particular issue yet?
- Anon_Amos
So, Keith has two slots… do we add those together, or do we just assume that liberals like watching the same thing over and over again? I mean, even aggregated, his ratings are still lower then O'Reilly, but does put him above Sean and Beck. Also, is there a good way of handling online viewership? Has fivethirtyeight.com gotten on this particular issue yet?
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The Right Scoop on May 8th, 2009 in Uncategorized | 2 Comments
The Right Scoop on May 8th, 2009 in Uncategorized | 2 CommentsI’ve got good news and better news.
Good News: The O’Reilly Factor’s average viewership in the sought-after 25-54 age group has not declined, but stayed exactly the same after adding the newer data for 2009* from Mar 25 to May 5: 772,000 viewers.
Better News: Countdown’s average viewership against the same parameters has declined from 446,000 to 414,000.
See for yourself and notice the other gains/declines in average viewership. Looks like Greta’s on the rise.
Earlier this year:
Current:
* From Jan 21 to now, I’ve excluded exactly 4 weekdays as they correspond to a night the President gave a speech. On those nights the numbers were skewed quite highly and didn’t represent the normal weeknight viewership.
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