Sentences with phrase «audience numbers»

The snowy weather held audience numbers down at first, but the room filled in as the evening went on.

It's a compelling affair but it's doubtful that Far Cry 4 is going to eat into the online audience numbers of Call Of Duty, for example.

Product, service, job, and classified advertising in Science and on its Web sites opens your organization's message up to a motivated, high - quality scientific audience numbering in the millions.

But will they ever rival the more traditional sports such as football, which can pull in audiences numbering over a billion?

After all, they had to keep it way too clean in order to reach PG - 13, and an R could have brought the quality up while not having an effect on audience numbers.

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RBC analyst Mark Mahaney spoke to Business Insider about how the streaming service will likely continue to prioritize audience numbers over critical acclaim as its barometer of success.

Recent surveys of U.S. social media usage, such as the Pew Center's, find that Twitter is only used by 17 % of the U.S. population, and at BI Intelligence we've published data showing that Google + has overtaken Twitter in U.S. audience numbers.

But the sheer number of options for watching the Olympics this year is likely eating into NBC's live audience numbers.

As Joe explains, if your blog audience numbers stay flat month over month but the composition of the audience includes more designated accounts, that's a marketing success.

In terms of actual audience numbers, in November 1980 only two of the programs had audiences of over two million.

Peace FM led in the average audience numbers in all four quarters throughout the year.

When «Dancing» bowed out after November sweeps, audience numbers took a dive, but they rebounded some when the lead - in returned for the spring's post-strike weeks.

What that means in the short - term for Sony is likely a slightly bigger portion of sales for Call of Duty Black Ops 3, but barring any major disruptions, it is next year's instalment — likely to be helmed by Infinity Ward — that could witness the more tangible shift of audience numbers onto PlayStation hardware.

Of course, whether eSports proves a substantial draw for the CoD faithful remains to be seen, but even without it, the online mode looks set to rack up impressive audience numbers.

Over the past fifty years performance art has shifted from being a fledgling artistic practice grounded in the immediacy of the live body, to an increasingly popular medium of contemporary art, engaging large numbers of performers, high production values and rising audience numbers.

The whole building reopened in November to great acclaim, since when audience numbers have steadily increased.

Audience supported media must build audience numbers.

In traditional television, it often takes years before a cable channel actually makes money, and Beck may be ready to compete with some of cable's audience numbers as well.

I've got a proven track record of messaging audiences numbering up to ten digits across all types of media platforms.

During my tenure, employment applications and audition attendance quadrupled, and audience numbers tripled.

According to Exhibitor Relations Co., audience numbers for the first half of 2002 were up approximately 6 % over the first half of 2001.

The 50 maps were ranked in order of the disparity between their highest and lowest fan percentages, and as you can see, there is a strong cultural divide throughout the U.S. Gone are the days when networks focused solely on audience numbers.

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The title's not - so subtle biblical reference is a hint at Stursberg's view of the Ceeb as the place that business common sense forgot, and the book serves largely as a catalogued defence of his belief that audience numbers, not an ambiguous cultural mandate, would define the network's success.

It's clear that the audience numbers associated with Twitter's live streams for high - profile sporting events don't compete with television broadcast.

The greatest event in sports is about to captivate an audience numbered in the billions with displays of passion rivaling the most fervent among the religious faithful.

Coverage drives his audience numbers and those drive his advertising rates.

The audience numbers for all four networks are so massive, in fact, that a cookie - cutter strategy can appear to not just suffice but be extremely efficient and cost - effective.

Thanks to audience numbers,...

«The audience numbers we reached with this first edition have been incredible, confirming we made the right choice when we decided to begin this new adventure for Formula 1.

For 2018 F1 is due to introduce it's own streaming service, too, so both the social media and audience numbers could be about to shoot up even more.

The event was sponsored by the Clarkstown Taxpayers and drew an audience numbering close to 75 attendees Voters go to the polls on May 15 at which -LSB-...]

Moderator Richard Hellenbrecht of the Queens Civic Congress — an organization that sponsored the forum along with TimesLedger Newspapers, the Daily News and the Queens Tribune — had to tell the audience a number of times to settle down and warned them they would be kicked out of the synagogue if they continued their behavior.

Fetishists of women's white cotton underpants will think they've died and gone to heaven when they attend a screening of Superstar, but let's hope their audience numbers are few — and far between.

It gradually built upon that, but its sub - $ 20 million final domestic gross makes it clear that its audience numbers never approached those of Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter.

The simplest way to measure social engagement is to simply look at the audience numbers; how many followers on Twitter, fans on Facebook and the like.

Quantify direct public engagement and the quality of that interaction through evaluations and tracking of audience numbers.