NRL 2017 TV RATINGS!

[tri_colours]

For what?

For advertising. They write more and can command more.

 

[Dodgy]

For what?

Making money for tv stations.

 

[BlueandGold]

So far the NRL has won Thursday and Friday up against Socceroos and AFL. Saturday NRL on top again..........believe it or not the NRL is having a good SOO period so far. Crowds are okay and TV ratings look good for this time of year.

 

[hutch]

So far the NRL has won Thursday and Friday up against Socceroos and AFL. Saturday NRL on top again..........believe it or not the NRL is having a good SOO period so far. Crowds are okay and TV ratings look good for this time of year.

Yet slothfield writes an article claiming afl's victory in the papers. What an absolute grub!

 

[The Mad Hatter]

What data does Phil use to prove his point?

 

[El Diablo]

www.pedophilrugbyleagueexpert.com

 

[El Diablo]

What data does Phil use to prove his point?

this idiot often tweets him bullshit ratings numbers that never match those of anyone else

https://twitter.com/Television_AU/with_replies?lang=en

 

[El Diablo]

 

[Cumberland Throw]

Have to agree here .. what drives Phil to write this shit, the whole rating number is very malleable just look at any FTA press release

Anyone can argue the toss on ratings

Should we include fox ? Should regionals count ? Does nz figures count ? Is FTA digital channels a true number ?

 

[The_Wookie]

this idiot often tweets him bullshit ratings numbers that never match those of anyone else

https://twitter.com/Television_AU/with_replies?lang=en

Ratings numbers are pretty easily verifiable with the prelimianry overnights presented by nielson, mediaweek, tvtonight and mediaspy.

Have to agree here .. what drives Phil to write this shit, the whole rating number is very malleable just look at any FTA press release

Anyone can argue the toss on ratings

Should we include fox ? Should regionals count ? Does nz figures count ? Is FTA digital channels a true number ?

it should all count - if its accessible.

5 city metro has always been the standard that media waves around. I suspect its at least partly because Oztam autmatically release the daily top 20 metro figures to reporters, and they may actually have to subscribe to Oztam to get regional data. I understand that regionals can be provided to reporters by tv networks, but not autmatically by Oztam.

From their email to me regarding their copyright, from Doug Pfeiffer, Oztam CEO

Nevertheless, we understand the media’s interest in reporting and discussing OzTAM TV ratings. That’s why we:

1. make a certain amount of data - daily Top 20 and Top 5 program lists and FTA network share reports - available free of charge, with rights to publish it (to websites, blogs and publications)to those who sign a data use agreement and adhere to publication limits outlined therein;

2. permit the TV networks to provide information to journalists, given they are paying subscribers.

NZ ratings are problematic. Throng NZ was the only public feed for them, before they closed up shop at the end of 2014. I think media print a daily top 5 and thats about it.

 

[tri_colours]

5 city metro has always been the standard

Not has Wookie, Had.

 

[colly]

Good news canned Bumbellball
http://www.tvtonight.com.au/2017/06/friday-9-june-2017.html
447,000 nat NRL
371,000 nat AFL

Also this Sunday Avo we will win too. Fumbleball only has one game, thus can't add different games on diffent timeslots. Let see who wins Sunday when the rules are the same.

Ratings are in!
http://www.tvtonight.com.au/2017/06/sunday-11-june-2017.html
Top 20 Sunday shows
NRL 329,000 nat 15th highest rating show.
NO AFL in top 20.

 

[RL The greatest game]

Yet slothfield writes an article claiming afl's victory in the papers. What an absolute grub!

When you drink as much grog as slothfield it clouds your judgement and you lose track of reality just like the old soak

 

[Nerd]

Ratings numbers are pretty easily verifiable with the prelimianry overnights presented by nielson, mediaweek, tvtonight and mediaspy.


5 city metro has always been the standard that media waves around. I suspect its at least partly because Oztam autmatically release the daily top 20 metro figures to reporters, and they may actually have to subscribe to Oztam to get regional data. I understand that regionals can be provided to reporters by tv networks, but not autmatically by Oztam.

5 city metro is a joke as it obviously ignores regional ratings.

 

[The_Wookie]

Ratings are in!
http://www.tvtonight.com.au/2017/06/sunday-11-june-2017.html
Top 20 Sunday shows
NRL 329,000 nat 15th highest rating show.
NO AFL in top 20.

AFl literally only broadcast in FTA on Sydney.

 

[The_Wookie]

Not has Wookie, Had.

Much of the media hasnt been notified yet

 

[hutch]

When you drink as much grog as slothfield it clouds your judgement and you lose track of reality just like the old soak

You forgot getting 'influenced' to talk up one sport while bagging another.

 

[insert.pause]

Fox League was the no1 STV channel last week

 

[colly]

AFl literally only broadcast in FTA on Sydney.

You can only beat what they put before you. I think they had Melbourne on a multi channel. This week anther NRL win again on Sunday 18th June? You bet!

 

[Cumberland Throw]

http://www.footyindustry.com/?p=3848

NRL
The NRL rated 3.815m for the round (in Australia, with an estimated extra ~200,000 in NZ) with 1.251m metro, 785,000 regional and 1.779m Foxleague viewers. 3 of 8 games for the round were broadcast nationally on FTA.

The highest rating NRL game on free to air television this round was the Friday night match between Brisbane and South Sydney with 757,000 viewers, including 477,000 metro and 280,000 in the regions. Thursday night fell just short of 700,000 at 698k, and Sunday afternoon came in at 581,000.

On Foxtel, Foxleague was rated number 1 STV channel by ASTRA, its first win in more than 2 months, and its third win since Foxleague debuted. The highest rating Foxleague game was Saturday nights Parramatta v North Queensland game with 255,000, with Penrith/Canberra behind in the narrowest of margins on 254k.

For the season, the NRL have topped 52.4 million (26 million on FTA). Metro (5 city) ratings are down 10% to an average of 390,000, mostly due to Sydney ratings being down -25% to an average of 195,000, up north Brisbane ratings are up 2% to 156,000. There is insufficient data for an accurate year to year comparison in each of the minor NRL capitals, but GEM ratings average 39,000 in 2017 across Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth.

Regional audiences are down -14% to 254,000 on average.

On Foxleague, the average audience is down -1.51% to an average of 233,000. Sydney audiences rate an average of 92,000, Melbourne 14,000, Brisbane 45,000, Adelaide 2,000 and Perth 6,000. Metro audiences average 158,000, with regionals averaging 74,000. As mentioned above, we are heavily indebted to Mediaweek for the above figures.