Update: in the midst of posting this I saw our friend at the Silicon Alley Reporter, Micael Learnmonth had written a blurb for this with the great headline: NBC: Our Shows Are Big Hits, Online
Via NBC press release:
NBC.com Demographic Data To Be Released Beginning In July, Through Nielsen Online's VideoCensus
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Hitwise Custom Report for Top Visited U.S. Broadcast Network TV Show Websites (Week ending June 21, 2008)
Rank
Network
Website
Market Share Of Visits
1
FOX
American Idol
9.62%
2
NBC
Deal or No Deal
8.64%
3
FOX
America's Most Wanted
8.03%
4
ABC
The Bachelorette
6.12%
5
FOX
So You Think You Can Dance
5.20%
6
FOX
Hells Kitchen
4.82%
7
NBC
Last Comic Standing
3.10%
8
NBC
America's Got Talent
2.80%
9
CBS
NCIS
2.03%
10
NBC
American Gladiators
2.03%
Source: Rankings based on market share of U.S. visits among custom category of ...
This is a little off-topic for our website, but it's topical, I saw it on TV and it does involve numbers and to an infinitesimally small degree television viewing habits.
This afternoon and I saw a link that said:
Shaq Attacks Kobe: You Ruined My Marriage! - TMZ.com
I had to see that. ...
From our friends at NewTeeVee. Internet/computer-based viewing of content is up, with television slipping from 75% of viewing to 70%. The trend is especially strong among the youth.
Read the rest on NewTeeVee.
On the web, ABC.com, NBC.com, and CBS.com all came in ahead of FOX according to Hitwise.
Top Visited U.S. Broadcast Network TV Websites Season Average based on the Average Market Share Of U.S. Visits
Rank
Network
Website
2007-08 Season
2006-07 Season
Percent Change
1
ABC
www.abc.com
27.14%
29.89%
-9%
2
NBC
www.nbc.com
27.01%
32.89%
-18%
3
CBS
www.cbs.com
21.51%
15.24%
41%
4
FOX
*FOX Aggregation
17.54%
16.55%
6%
5
The CW
www.cwtv.com
6.61%
5.20%
27%
6
MyNetworkTV
www.mynetworktv.com
0.19%
0.24%
-22%
Source: Rankings based on the average market share of U.S. visits among ...
Via our friends at NewTeeVee: The WB private-beta-launched its anticipated new portal of old shows tonight, and I just had a chance to take a look around. The site looks nice enough and promises some interesting features, but there's a lot left unfinished - like the original online shows we'd ...
From our friends at NewTeeVee:
PBS is partnering with social news service Reddit to pilot a television series called YourWeek that combines user-submitted video segments and in-studio commentary.
Reddit went public with its plans today in order to solicit user participation for the series pilot, which is supposed to be posted online ...