Monday, October 17, 2011

Ratings for the Week of October 10th - 14th




1 - Special programming was aired on one night during the week

Rating calculations are weekly averages based on nightly ratings provided by TVNewser with data by Nielsen Media Research. Numbers reflect Live and same day (DVR) data.


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10 comments:

  1. TVN headlined a recent piece entitled CNN Makes Room For Fashion Coverage and the first line began with 'It's not only about wars, politics and Anderson Cooper on CNN.'
    This made me laugh just a bit because it seems that's just about all it is on CNN, with AC's antics and his afternoon show.
    We could add Erin Burnett, but since she will come and go, as will Piers Moron, who else is there to talk about?
    Most people of interest have left this flagsip station, and for good reason.
    AC's Bullying got an underwhelming 92,000, in its first encore presentation in this past Friday's demos.
    Way to go Coop.

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  2. Whatever the ratings, I'd venture to say that the subject of bullying leading to kids committing suicide is a far more important subject than fashion. One belongs on CNN and one does not, IMO.

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  3. I do have a criticism of Anderson Cooper however. He seems to find conservative political figures such as Ron Paul, Sarah Palin and now Herman Cain "refreshing" because of their so-called straight-talk and unpolished style. I wonder if he would feel the same about a Democrat who was always making ludicrous statements and then telling everyone it was a "joke" or that people need to get a sense of humor. No, I have the feeling that Anderson would say that type of behavior from a politician is questionable and irresponsible.

    And where is Occupy Wall Street on CNN? It's certainly never on AC360, not even a brief mention in the bulletin. How can CNN call itself a balanced news network when they are so obviously trying to act as if this HUGE movement isn't happening at all?

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  4. Anderson Cooper was not working last week so
    that might explain the down numbers for CNN.
    Given John Kings lousy ratings, why is he the sub
    anchor for 360. I agree that politics is destroying
    360 because it is too one-sided. I am just going
    to turn off CNN for a while. CNN ruined 360 &
    I don't like the show anymore. I was once a loyal
    CNN viewer but now I won't watch them. CNN is
    a complete disaster. I like Anderson Cooper &
    Isha Sesay but the content is just awful. A 1 hr
    Republican ad on 360 is a slap in the face to
    360 viewers. We deserve better. I have had
    enough. CNN wants to be FOX and I refuse to
    even have that channel on in my house.

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  5. The ratings are down for all 3. Maybe hitting
    rock bottom would be the best thing for CNN.
    CNN would be forced to fix the network. It is
    too bad that CNN can't capitalize on MSNBC's
    ratings falling. 360 should handedly top TLW
    in the demo. Nancy Grace shows that you can
    get ratings without politics. ABC is the model
    for CNN to follow. GMA and Evening draw
    closer and closer to Today and Nightly. I know
    some mention Strombo here but Mark Kelley
    would be a good get for CNN as well. 360 &
    Connect are similar shows. Go on and cancel
    Outfront & PMT already. Be ready to start
    fresh in 2012 without the baggage.

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  6. Don't blame John King for Anderson's 'lousy' ratings.
    BLAME THE PERSON WHO GOT THEM.
    Really tired of let's pretend Anderson is above criticism, yet no one wants to watch him???
    WHY IS THAT?
    He'll probably do better tonite because everyone wants to watch Herman the'Con' or is it Cain??
    And ANDERSON has yet to address Occupy Wall Street and NO, it was already happening BEFORE HE WENT on vacation.
    No Excuses fangirl!
    This IS ATC, and yes we CAN CRITICIZE HIM!!

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  7. Speaking of Anderson, a 92 in his own demo??? Ouch!
    John King didn't even get a 92 in his demo.
    Oh, everyone thought he'd be absent.
    Right.
    So what's his excuse for poor daytime ratings?
    John King?

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  8. 360 is too pundit heavy. Anderson Cooper just
    can't be absent for an entire hour. 360 got the
    ratings it deserved on Monday because the show
    was bad. The political segments on 360 are too
    long & boring. Wouldn't it be ironic if JK, USA
    turns out to be a better lead in than Erin Burnett.
    360 and all CNN shows need to think about the
    viewers more .360 is alienating it's loyal viewers.

    At some point CNN needs to understand that it's
    the pundits that make the conversation boring.
    Stop wasting viewers time with talking heads.
    You don't watch it because you know what
    everyone will say. CNN only knows left vs right.
    They lack the brains or guts to be different
    form the Crossfire mentality, Enough.

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  9. What is up the the pundit obsession on CNN ?
    Only CNN could screw up 360. Why keep relying
    on pundits ? CNN does this at 4,5,6,7, & 8. It
    is called being lazy. For sure the former Bush
    press secretary will drag down 360. There is
    no excuse for 360 not having at least 5 stories
    1 or 2 original reports. Different content from
    Isha Sesay. Keep the Ridiculist. 360 needs to
    go with the solo interview.

    CNN needs to think more about the lead in
    & folo show for the 1st hour of 360. It is
    pretty clear that Outfornt & PMT don't go
    with 360. It appears that viewers are staying
    away from CNN unit 10 PM. It is a race to the
    bottom for CNN & HLN. I knew CNN was done
    once Ken Jautz came from HLN. The last thing
    CNN needs is to to drop journalism in favor
    of mindless chatter. Start showing the viewers
    some respect.

    360 better be concerned about the new Brian
    Williams show. The promo says it best. Brian's
    job is to tell you something you don't know.
    You believe what Brian says because of his
    stature. Besides he hired correspondents to
    go out and find those stories because we all
    know any self-respecting anchor wouldn't
    phone in a news show by just having a yap
    fest featuring talking heads fo an hour. It's a
    disgrace how bad CNN has become. It starts
    first thing at 5 AM in the morning.

    Viewers didn't turn on CNN. CNN turned on us.
    360 needs to get back to the originality that
    made the show popular. There was once a
    time when you got stories you didn't see
    anywhere else until you watched 360. Can
    we get the real Anderson Cooper to stand up
    and give up back the 360 we deeply miss.

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  10. That same edition of 360 at 10 got higher demos
    than each show on MSNBC in prime time. The
    demo difference for CNN and MSNBC not much.
    360 was only behind 53,000 in the demo from
    On The Record.

    I always thought 360 should have 2 different
    versions at 8 & 10. In this day and time you
    have to be a little Daily Show, Charlie Rose,
    news and interesting segments. Content,
    story-telling, interviews, live performances
    by a band sometimes especially on Friday.
    AC is one of the few personalities who can
    pull this off.

    360 needs a much fancier video open. For
    360 to be a flagship show. What is wrong with
    a well produced open with Anderson saying
    what is coming up on the show and a show
    theme. Can't Anderson introduce a kick butt
    open and walk out to the anchor chair and
    start the show. When you hear the song you
    know it is time for 360. Also bump music.
    Please use modern music.

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