Sentences with phrase «people watching the show»

More than five million people watch the show every Sunday because it's very good at delivering what its audience wants.

To me, 99.9 percent of the people watching the show can't even grasp having millions in capital.

While some might sniff that Victoria's Secret is to lingerie what Gap (GPS) is to haute couture, the Fashion Show remains a cultural touchstone (though a shrinking one: last year 9.1 million people watched the show, down from 9.7 million a year earlier.)

``... We're almost entirely sure that very soon Andrew Cuomo will be coming before many of the people watching this show asking for your support in a Democratic primary race to be the next president.

After all, how long can people watch a show about fart jokes and crude humor?

And you have a lot of people on Twitter and a lot of people watching the show.»

The next set of data we looked at dealt with how people watch their shows and which services are most popular.

But most people watching the show will be looking at one award in particular: Game of the Year.

Not out of some egomaniacal desire to be «# 1» (though certainly there is some of that) but rather because it allows the TV stations and networks to go to big companies and say «Look, 10 million people watch our show.

People watching the show will like the fact that you bought shoes from a company that makes it their mission to help those without shoes all around the world.

Not exact matches

«I think that networks are in a tough position right now, where they have shows that a lot of people watch — much more than cable shows that are considered «hits» — but they're not allowed to call them hits because they're up against an old system.»

As for the Golden Globes, Gervais pointed out that the show is watched» ¨ by 25 million people in the U.S. and maybe 300 million people worldwide» ¨ — «tweeting about it would be a drop in the ocean,» Gervais noted.»

More people are switching to watching video and shows on the Internet rather than traditional cable networks.

Audiences» changing viewing habits are likely one reason for the declining ratings for live award shows like the Oscars, as more and more people cut ties with the cable packages that are often required to watch such programs either on TV or online.

But on a show - by - show basis, it actually does not matter how many people watch House of Cards (or True Detective).

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Meanwhile, we want to provide people with a beautiful show and really enjoy watching their own movies,» he said.

People watch a television news screen showing pictures of US President Donald Trump (C) and North Korean leader Kim Jong - Un (R) at a railway station in Seoul on November 29, 2017.

«When we're watching a TV show that involves people trying to lose weight, there's some part of us that says,??? Well, at least I'm not that bad.»»

«The show that will be real gamechanger will be a rule breaker, not what people are watching today.»

Nine people and the logistics around that, coordinating, organizing anything, watching a TV show with your one TV on the one remote.

A survey released on Tuesday by TiVo (TIVO) finds that 9 out of 10 people are engaging in «binge viewing,» which the digital video recording company defines as watching more than three episodes of a particular TV show in one day.

Most people said they binge - watch simply because they fall behind on watching new episodes of a certain show, while others said they simply didn't hear about a new show until several episodes had already aired and they wanted to catch up.

A show like this doesn't have to be watched by 90 million people,» he said.

Using its liking and sharing features, Facebook is already providing recommendations of live and recorded content in categories like «Most Talked About,» «What's Making People Laugh,» and «Shows Your Friends Are Watching.»

Even farther out, novice users might ask Alexa to records their favorite shows on television (and the bot will be smart enough to figure out which shows that person normally watches).

Assuming that a Google Home smart device with a screen would support the YouTube app, it could be more appealing than the Echo Show, since the ability to watch YouTube videos is a pretty huge and important feature a lot of people would use.

Having its most popular networks in the least expensive cable bundle on Spectrum means more audience and revenue for Viacom, which like its peers, is struggling to keep viewers as people increasingly watch shows on smartphones and tablets.

Just this week, CNET reported that Apple secured a patent on a similar product: goggles that enable people to play video games and watch movies and TV shows.

Watching video of our favorite sports team or TV show, reading our favorite newspaper, or playing our favorite game are not just entertainment or information but a shared experience and opportunity to bring together people who care about the same things.

People want to hear a story about them, not watch a dog - and - pony show about your company or product.

During its 2010 peak, 4.7 million people watched her E! reality show, «Keeping Up With the Kardashians,» and though the show draws less than half that number today, it made her an established brand in her own right, not to mention a net worth of $ 53 million.

I think it's pretty well - known for people who watch this show that the value of having multiple people compounds the value of the show.

I mean there was season after season of that show which huge amounts of people watched.

Using this asset to debate people on social media or binge watch an entire season of some TV show doesn't help you much.

One of the coolest features on Periscope is that people who are watching your stream in real time can comment and «like» the broadcast, which shows up as animated floating hearts.

It's like getting people to watch new TV shows: a daunting task.

SNL is having a resurgence of popularity as people tune in to try to get some laughs out of our latest national political news, but even Trump's biggest opponents won't want to watch if the show's not funny.

CB: Seeing as there's no desert island or Snooki, why do you think people will enjoy watching a reality show about business?

«The real driver behind the show's shenanigans is that the VMAs and MTV have lost the cultural cachet they had in years past, so the network is dependent on outrageous on - stage antics and pre-show Twitter fights to get people to watch.»

You know, when you watch TV shows, it doesn't matter what it is, but people on TV shows, mostly, their jobs really matter to them.

Since then, we've partnered with top watch and electronics brands to create more than 50 watches to help you manage your fitness, connect with the people who matter most, and show you the information you care about.

«I will give these gamers an opportunity to show me what is fun about watching other people play video games.»

To maximize the number of people who plan to watch the show live, Google (GOOGL) is making it awfully simple to watch.

Behavioral characteristics represent actions that a person takes which can be used to identify customer preferences such as the type of car a person owns, the websites they visit, the magazines they buy, and the television shows they watch.

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It cited 2016 Pew Research Center data showing that more than 55 percent of households older than age 65 watch cable news programs, and it noted that «one multi-country study found that public broadcast news (such as PBS) increased political knowledge, while cable news actually reduced knowledge that people have about actual events.»

It's competing against rivals Amazon.com Inc., Google Inc. and Microsoft Corp. to become — in the words of Apple's late co-founder, Steve Jobs — the «digital hub» in people's lives, the place they go to watch movies and TV shows, listen to music and read books.

You can not pick up a newspaper, turn on the news, watch a TV show or talk with other people these days without regularly hearing the bad stuff that happens in the world.

The words «social» and «media» were never linked — if they were, it meant a group of people watching atelevision show together (suffering through commercials, no less!).