Via NBCU press release:
NEW YORK – October 28, 2008 – According to Nielsen Media Research data, “NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams” was the most-watched network evening newscast, winning the week of October 20-26. During the week, the Williams-led newscast averaged 8.410 million total viewers, +338,000 more than ABC “World News’” 8.072 million, and a whopping +2.228 million more than CBS “Evening News’” 6.182 million.
The NBC broadcast posted its best total viewer delivery since the week of August 18, 2008 and its best advantage over ABC and CBS since the week of September 1, 2008. Season-to-date, “Nightly” leads ABC by +120K viewers.
Among the key demographic adults 25-54, “Nightly News” delivered a 2.1 rating, ahead of ABC’s 2.0 and CBS’ 1.6 rating. Among A25-54 (000), “Nightly” topped ABC by +69,000 viewers. Season-to-date, “Nightly” leads World News by +52K A25-54 viewers.
In homes, the broadcast was also No. 1 during the week, posting a 5.6 rating and a 11 share, compared to second place ABC’s 5.5/11, and third place CBS’ 4.2/8.
On its digital platforms, “NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams” continued its strong performance with more than 2.7 million online streams for the week ending October 25, 2008.
My husband’s girlfriend’s ex husband was interviewed by Brian Williams on the news 10/28/08. I would like to see the video..he’s a dry cleaner in Tampa, FL
Thanks
Debbie, first, sorry that your husband has a girlfriend.
Second, I don’t think Robert or Bill have access to that. I could be wrong, but unless Brian Williams is put up on Hulu, I don’t think you’ll find it by asking here. Sorry!
Wouldn’t the economy be better stimulated if you gave the cash to the people, but it would have to be a significant amount. There are 306 million people in the USA. If you gave one million dollars to each household (this would be less than 306 million and a lot less than the billions that are being voted on). Can you imagine what would happen? Mortgages would be paid off, car loans would be paid off, people would even buy cars (and hopefully American made cars only – we do make good cars in the USA) and houses. How simple is that! And it would work!