What time was the Yawnion on in Melbourne? 19,000 is pathetic. Yet they consistently give it better coverage than the Storm.2 Ten’s AFL Finals 2011: 1st Semi Final West Coast V Carlton Ten 993,000 17,000 496,000 46,000 155,000 278,000
4 Rugby League Final Series Sf2 Nine 878,000 512,000 11,000 345,000 *** 9,000
6 Nine’s Rugby: World Cup: Australia Vs. Ireland Nine 607,000 352,000 19,000 189,000 5,000 42,000
NITV is no longer on FTA so I didn't see it but it is obvious to me that all the networks would want a 4th QLD team.
Ten’s AFL Finals 2011: 1st Semi Final West Coast V Carlton Ten 993,000
Rugby League Final Series Sf2 Nine 878,000
You can see why Ch9 don't want to add an extra 200k by showing the game live into Vic, SA and WA. What would be there excuse for another p1ss weak TV offer if we were metro nationally better than AFL?
Tens AFL Finals 2011: 1st Semi Final West Coast V Carlton Ten 993,000
Rugby League Final Series Sf2 Nine 878,000
You can see why Ch9 don't want to add an extra 200k by showing the game live into Vic, SA and WA. What would be there excuse for another p1ss weak TV offer if we were metro nationally better than AFL?
Are you taking into account the time difference though??
All Blacks vs. France - 5:30pm AEST
Warriors vs. Storm - 7:30pm (7:45pm kickoff) AEST
Not a clash after all. Should go ok in NZ.
NRL Finals prove a ratings winner
NRL Mon, Sep 26, 2011 - 3:17 PM
As national ratings figures for the 2011 Telstra Premiership Finals series climb 14% above 2010, Storm players have gone out winners with Melbourne television audiences.
Nine’s decision to go live with the Storm v Warriors match paid huge dividends for GTV, which collected the city’s biggest audience share of the night of 22.8% as the telecast won all but one quarter hour in Melbourne, attracting a peak of 390,000 viewers and an average of 274,451.
The match drew 1,835,791 viewers across all Australian markets, reaching 618,768 in Sydney, 274,313 in Brisbane and a further 662,869 on the WIN and NBN networks.
It also recorded a further 200,000 viewers in New Zealand.
After three weeks of the 2011 Telstra Premiership Finals Series, the overall audience increase has reached 14% with an overall average of 1,492,761 per game.
“It’s another reminder of how much Rugby League is a part of people’s lives and of its value to broadcasters,” NRL Chief Executive, Mr David Gallop, said today.
“This has been a gripping Telstra Premiership Finals Series and the prospect of Manly against the Warriors has excited sports fans across Australia and New Zealand.”
Friday night’s Telstra Premiership Preliminary Final between Manly and Broncos drew 1,682,619 viewers with 589,908 in Sydney, 412,029 in Brisbane and 664,413 across WIN and NBN.