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2024 TV and Streaming Ratings Discussion

Iamback

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What are you talking about , that is the run time of each program calculating minutes by multiplying 1.5 is wrong

Ok use your 1.35 figure

Now add up how many commercials are in both programs

Then you will see what is more value to networks
 

taste2taste

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Ok use your 1.35 figure

Now add up how many commercials are in both programs

Then you will see what is more value to networks
I watched the Swans game and they had an ad break after every goal, every couple of minutes.

I watched the NRL game later and they had an ad break after some, not all, of the tries. Maybe every 10 minutes.

Next FTA has to have more advertising, we should be doing what the Car Racing does and have picture and picture advertising, we could do that after every try, scrum, drop out ..etc
 

The_Wookie

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those figure are wrong and has been debunked before,

Thats right, it was pointed out here that we were basing our calculations on match play time, not the broadcast time. Adjustments had to be mad.

AFL on Fox approx 155 min run time , NRL on Fox 115 min run time . So a multiplier of 1.35 not 1.5. 4 x nrl games = 3 x af

AFL matches = 207 matches * 155 minutes per match * 397,000 average viewers / 60 = 212,295,750 hours
NRL matches - 204 * 115 minutes * 483,000 / 60 = 188,853,000 hours (88%)

feel free to correct the calculations.
 

Iamback

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I watched the Swans game and they had an ad break after every goal, every couple of minutes.

I watched the NRL game later and they had an ad break after some, not all, of the tries. Maybe every 10 minutes.

Next FTA has to have more advertising, we should be doing what the Car Racing does and have picture and picture advertising, we could do that after every try, scrum, drop out ..etc

Yeah a good NRL game is free flowing and you want fatigue so qtrs don't work

Supercars produce their own content but have less races so it is easier and cheaper but is where NRL should go in the future
 

Iamback

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Thats right, it was pointed out here that we were basing our calculations on match play time, not the broadcast time. Adjustments had to be mad.



AFL matches = 207 matches * 155 minutes per match * 397,000 average viewers / 60 = 212,295,750 hours
NRL matches - 204 * 115 minutes * 483,000 / 60 = 188,853,000 hours (88%)

feel free to correct the calculations.

So 12% difference before the advertising totals are added?
 

Iamback

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From what i can see yes. Foxtels AFL broadcasts have more partners, but how much more, if any, they pay is unknown.

But the biggest driver remains subscribers.

Forget the AFL to NRL comparison.

You have 395k viewers for 2.5 hours. Not many programs on Fox can give you that.

So even if AFL commercials are cheaper, I wouldn't expect them to be 50% of the value of an NRL 30sec commercial.

And there is double the commercials in an AFL game than NRL.

Add the 2 figures and you likely get what has been the gap in the relevant deals
 

Frank Burge

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Eventually the nrl will go to quarters once the tv deal increases start to dry up, their is probably other ways to increase advertising such in game screen that I have seen on some American sports or they can do mandatory 30 second breaks or drop outs scrums ect to get ads in. Does the afl have ads during play on Fox?
 

Wb1234

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Eventually the nrl will go to quarters once the tv deal increases start to dry up, their is probably other ways to increase advertising such in game screen that I have seen on some American sports or they can do mandatory 30 second breaks or drop outs scrums ect to get ads in. Does the afl have ads during play on Fox?
Quarters would change the game

less fatigue
 
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I watched the Swans game and they had an ad break after every goal, every couple of minutes.

I watched the NRL game later and they had an ad break after some, not all, of the tries. Maybe every 10 minutes.

Next FTA has to have more advertising, we should be doing what the Car Racing does and have picture and picture advertising, we could do that after every try, scrum, drop out ..etc
Intrusive ads would vitiate the NRL product.

Any sport able and willing to accommodate an excess of advertising isn't a real sport.

Echoes of horse-racing, which only exists to facilitate gambling.
 

taste2taste

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Intrusive ads would vitiate the NRL product.

Any sport able and willing to accommodate an excess of advertising isn't a real sport.

Echoes of horse-racing, which only exists to facilitate gambling.
Every sport maximises advertising opportunities. Why do you think the NFL has '2 minute warning' time outs ?

It won't vitiate the NRL by having a 15 second picture in picture advert while players walk to a scrum.

Having an unnecessarily long season does more to turn NRL into horse racing than a 15 second commercial would.
 

Wb1234

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Thursday nights clash featured the Power taking on the Cats at Adelaide Oval in front of 50,342. The game was watched by 773,000 on Seven, with a reach of 2.6 million and was the number 1 program on Television for the evening.

Friday nights game featuring the Bulldogs and Hawks was played out in front of a record Elimination Final crowd of at the MCG. The game was viewed by another 954,000 on Seven with a reach of 2.43 million and was the number 1 program on Television for the evening.

The Sydney Derby was on Saturday afternoon, and was playd in front of 43,189 at the SCG. Its the 8th biggest SCG crowd and 3rd biggest SCG finals crowd – and the 2nd largest ever crowd for a Giants vs Sydney game. The timeslot may have impacted TV viewership but had an average of 683,000 with a reach of 1.85 million.

Saturday night featured the Lions taking in the Blues in front of 35,660 at the Gabba. The match recorded 855,000 viewers, with a reach of 2.38 million and was the number 1 program on Television for the evening.



Those afl finals ratings are horrendous

Capped off the Sydney “derby”
 
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The_Wookie

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Thursday nights clash featured the Power taking on the Cats at Adelaide Oval in front of 50,342. The game was watched by 773,000 on Seven, with a reach of 2.6 million and was the number 1 program on Television for the evening.

Friday nights game featuring the Bulldogs and Hawks was played out in front of a record Elimination Final crowd of at the MCG. The game was viewed by another 954,000 on Seven with a reach of 2.43 million and was the number 1 program on Television for the evening.

The Sydney Derby was on Saturday afternoon, and was playd in front of 43,189 at the SCG. Its the 8th biggest SCG crowd and 3rd biggest SCG finals crowd – and the 2nd largest ever crowd for a Giants vs Sydney game. The timeslot may have impacted TV viewership but had an average of 683,000 with a reach of 1.85 million.

Saturday night featured the Lions taking in the Blues in front of 35,660 at the Gabba. The match recorded 855,000 viewers, with a reach of 2.38 million and was the number 1 program on Television for the evening.



Those afl finals ratings are horrendous

Capped off the Sydney “derby”

No small amount of sevens viewership will have moved to Fox as part of its "39% audience increase*.

Nrl season opener between roosters and broncos beat two of those finals games lol

channel seven will be burning at those ratings

It will be interesting to see what happens when Seven gets BVOD for the first time next year
 

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