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FYI - I might not always post on this thread every week
best to check BARB site between 2 and 4pm, if the latest week isn't up then it's probably been delayed ![]() |
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I dont think ITV would be daft enough to relegate a potential audience grabber like Burp because it might be the last series.
I'm not sure why they'd bother if they thought it was absolutely 100% going to Sky. Quote:
HH would be daft to leave, certainly after what happened to Harry Enfield. Money talks though and I would not be that shocked if it talked loud enough here.
He'd be an idiot and it'll be a sad day if it does happen. All the money in the world won't give you the audience you'll only find on the two main channels - and certainly not on Sky1!
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I'm noticing quite a few problems with Sky Sports data.
w/e 21 Feb - data for all 4 Sky Sports channels was loaded and then deleted as it was obviously wrong - the data for certain days was missing - eg live Premier League football games were not in the top 10s which was obviously wrong. The data has not been corrected - it's just been left blank. w/e 28 Feb - again the top 10 for Sky Sports 1 is wrong - there are no programmes from the Sunday which had Rangers v Celtic and the Carling Cup Final - it is obvious that these should be in the top 10. I'm sure it's not your fault but it looks as if errors are being made left, right and centre. I only look at the Sky Sports numbers but if they have this many errors how many errors are there in the numbers for other channels? Does anyone from BARB actually review this data before it is officially released to do a sense check on it? IIRC there has been problems with the sky data before http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/forums/s...=#post38800724 |
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Just a few more 2010 series averages:
Law & Order: UK finished with a series average of 6.34m, which is down just 0.04m from the 2009 run, despite tough opposition from Hustle. Overall, Law and Order's series average just topped Hustle by 0.07m. Very, very close between the two - L&O edged it due to better timeshifts, I think. In It To Win It averaged 6.35m this year, down a fairly substantial 0.42m on 2009.* It's the second year running its seen a significant decline. Back in 2008, its series average was 7.50m. *I only counted 7 episodes to reach that average - the w/e 17th Jan features no Saturday shows on the BARB data. |
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He'd be an idiot and it'll be a sad day if it does happen. All the money in the world won't give you the audience you'll only find on the two main channels - and certainly not on Sky1! He could do an one hour special on her oscar 'presenting' |
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Ahh but he could have access to exclusive content from Angela and friends.
He could do an one hour special on her oscar 'presenting' ![]() So much material. The only show worth doing on there (Pineapple) he already covers. But he'll be one of the 'faces' of Sky1 - him, Angela and Homer Simpson. |
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IIRC there has been problems with the sky data before
http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/forums/s...=#post38800724 But my question for BARB is what are they doing about it? It's clear that data (for w/e 28 Feb) has again been loaded which is obviously wrong. It looks to me as if junior staff are blindly processing data without regard to whether it is right or wrong. If there are systematic problems someone senior needs to take charge of the situation and get it sorted. It doesn't appear as if this is happening - as evidenced by w/e 21 Feb not being followed up and more wrong data today. |
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Going off-topic, but interesting having seen the Bulger interview live on This Morning and then the extracts used on the news how selective the editing of the story is, even the good old BBC being as selective as the Daily Star.
The news is taking the angle she basically wants to know the details but not putting the quotes into context, as on This Morning she made it clear justice being done was the most important thing and although she'd like to know the details, if in order for justice to be done she couldn't be informed until after any trial had taken place, she fully understood that. Swinging it back on topic I doubt it'll have affected ratings as it was fairly last minute and not something you can really extensively promote. If ITV put it on their website though if people can actually get the video to work for a change I suspect it'll get a significant number of views if promoted on the news bulletins during the day. |
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The video on ITV.com always works fine for me Brekkie.
And yes This Morning were very quick to get the interview up on the homepage (knowing it was an exclusive, they usually take forever to update the videos). In fact it was up before the show had even finished. |
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Thanks for that.
But my question for BARB is what are they doing about it? It's clear that data (for w/e 28 Feb) has again been loaded which is obviously wrong. It looks to me as if junior staff are blindly processing data without regard to whether it is right or wrong. If there are systematic problems someone senior needs to take charge of the situation and get it sorted. It doesn't appear as if this is happening - as evidenced by w/e 21 Feb not being followed up and more wrong data today. I'm gonna have to let BARB know this week's Sky Sport 1 seems to be wrong, chances are I'll have to delete that as well. As far as I'm aware the data will be processed, but I don't know when that is. Not exactly what you want to hear, but I hope it explains things a bit more
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Just done some quick sums for Wild At Heart and the decline isn't that bad actually:
2009 Official average : 8.03m 2010 Official average (up to 28/02/10) : 7.76m So a drop of 0.27m with tougher competition, drama on ITV generally down and DOI not as strong, isn't bad at all and it's performing much better than I thought it was. Looks likely for a recomission I would have thought. |
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Just done some quick sums for Wild At Heart and the decline isn't that bad actually:
2009 Official average : 8.03m 2010 Official average (up to 28/02/10) : 7.76m So a drop of 0.27m with tougher competition, drama on ITV generally down and DOI not as strong, isn't bad at all and it's performing much better than I thought it was. Looks likely for a recomission I would have thought. |
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I've been told the process is automated and as such it's not easy for Kantar to pick this up.
I'm gonna have to let BARB know this week's Sky Sport 1 seems to be wrong, chances are I'll have to delete that as well. As far as I'm aware the data will be processed, but I don't know when that is. Not exactly what you want to hear, but I hope it explains things a bit more ![]() I would actually leave this week's Sky Sports 1 data as it's better to have what is effectively a top 10 excluding Sunday rather than no top 10 at all. But I do think this should be followed up. Surely w/e 21 Feb should not just be left and forgotten about. If possible could you alert somebody senior within BARB to these problems - ie not just whoever is responsible for processing the data. |
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Thanks for your reply.
I would actually leave this week's Sky Sports 1 data as it's better to have what is effectively a top 10 excluding Sunday rather than no top 10 at all. But I do think this should be followed up. Surely w/e 21 Feb should not just be left and forgotten about. If possible could you alert somebody senior within BARB to these problems - ie not just whoever is responsible for processing the data. I believe TV industry (like radio) work on an attribution system, whereby programme logs are corrected and rereleased. Currently things are running slightly slower than normal with the change over to this new BARB contract. I know it probably seems like the matter is being ignored at the moment, but have faith that top tens will be corrected
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In It To Win It averaged 6.35m this year, down a fairly substantial 0.42m on 2009.* It's the second year running its seen a significant decline. Back in 2008, its series average was 7.50m.
A small decline didn't stop the show winning the slot seven from eight weeks (lost out to the first edition of Push the Button). The 2007 series average was even smaller, 5.46 but that was down to airing it in the autumn and was mainly against The X Factor. |
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I've told BARB, it's there call regarding the removal of data. I think they work on the basis not to anything, rather than show something incorrect
I believe TV industry (like radio) work on an attribution system, whereby programme logs are corrected and rereleased. Currently things are running slightly slower than normal with the change over to this new BARB contract. I know it probably seems like the matter is being ignored at the moment, but have faith that top tens will be corrected ![]()
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Just done some quick sums for Wild At Heart and the decline isn't that bad actually:
2009 Official average : 8.03m 2010 Official average (up to 28/02/10) : 7.76m So a drop of 0.27m with tougher competition, drama on ITV generally down and DOI not as strong, isn't bad at all and it's performing much better than I thought it was. Looks likely for a recomission I would have thought. Live overnights for wild at heart are down 400k on average. They would be down more only snow sunday[7.78m] artifically boosts the average. Without snow sunday included the show is down on average 565k. This week compared to last year its down 1million. The timeshifted barb figures dont mean anything to ITV / advertisers as those who record, wont watch the ads. Having said that I would be very surprised if it wasnt recommissioned, It still gets 7m |
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Multi-channel Summary w/e 28th February
Monday 22nd
Hell's Kitchen USA (ITV2) 2100-2200 714,000 Glee (E4) 2100-2200 1,601,000 Glee (E4+1) 2200-2300 452,000 The Cleveland Show (E4) 2200-2230 802,000 The Cleveland Show (E4+1) 2300-2330 202,000 Tuesday 23rd Vampire Diaries (ITV2) 2100-2200 735,000 Vampire Diaries (ITV2+1) 2200-2300 186,000 Wednesday 24th Road Wars (Sky3) 2200-2300 442,000 Thursday 25th UEFA Europa League Live including Fulham v Shakhtar Donetsk (ITV2) 1730-2235 453,000 UEFA Europa League: Unirea Urziceni v Liverpool (ESPN) 1730-2000 217,000 QI XL (Dave) 2100-2200 452,000 QI XL (Dave ja vu) 2200-2300 181,000 Friday 26th Lost (Sky1) 2100-2200 1,176,000 Saturday 27th BBC News (BBC News) 2200-2230 200,000 Sky News at Ten (Sky News) 2200-2230 241,000 Sunday 28th BBC News (BBC News) 0900-1000 377,000 Sunrise (Sky News) 0900-1000 158,000 Ant and Dec's Push The Button (ITV2) 1710-1810 505,000 Mr Bean (ITV3) 1750-1825 743,000 Come Dine With Me (More4) 1750-1825 715,000 Mr Bean (ITV3) 1825-1855 771,000 Come Dine With Me (More4) 1825-1855 775,000 Mr Bean (ITV3) 1855-1930 756,000 Come Dine With Me (More4) 1855-1930 776,000 Mr Bean (ITV3) 1930-2000 796,000 Source: BARB --- Hell's Kitchen USA has shot up from nowhere to hit a series high of over 700k and rank 4th on ITV2 for the week. Sunday's intriguing battle between More4 and ITV3 was incredibly close. Notably Mr Bean produced its highest rating once CDWM had finished up on More4. Earlier in the week, despite getting the better game of the two on paper, ESPN had to settle for just half the number of viewers that watched ITV4's coverage of the UEFA Europa League with the latter's FTA status ensuring greater appeal. |
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Having said that I would be very surprised if it wasnt recommissioned, It still gets 7m
Certainly, the ratings are still excellent with it averaging 7m. But also it performs exceptionally in the key demos for ITV: 1m 16-34s watching it which makes it one of the top 5 dramas on British TV for that age range. ABC1 rating is also high at 2.7m so the audience profile for the show is really good for advertisers. |
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Uh oh. Jeremy Kyle is creeping up the ITV2 top 10... Quote:
7 THE JEREMY KYLE SHOW (MON 1436) 523,000
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2 THE JEREMY KYLE SHOW (MON 1536) 256,000
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Tuesday 23rd Vampire Diaries (ITV2) 2100-2200 735,000 Vampire Diaries (ITV2+1) 2200-2300 186,000 |
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That surprises me! Seems to have turned into a bit of a sleeper hit and pulling in similar, if not better ratings than Supernatural. ITV2 should be very pleased with that.
American Idol is looking more and more weak in comparison, especially with Katie doing Glee style numbers. |
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Uh oh. Jeremy Kyle is creeping up the ITV2 top 10...
And an hour later on +1: Source: BARB ![]() A few more bits of multichannel from last night... BBC Three 19:00 - Most Annoying People 2009: 0.07m (0.3%) 19:15 - Most Annoying People 2009: 0.16m (0.7%) 19:25 - FILM: Bruce Almighty: 0.90m (3.4%) 21:00 - Undercover Princesses: 0.52m (2.0%) 22:00 - Heroes: 0.41m (1.9%) BBC Four 21:00 - Heavy Metal Britannia: 0.13m (0.5%) 22:30 - Heavy Metal Britannia at the BBC: 0.14m (0.9%) 23:00 - Mad Men: 0.06m (0.6%) ITV2 20:45 - Piers Morgan's Life Stories Uncut: 0.8m (3.1%) 22:15 - What Katie Did Next: 0.57m (3.8%) ITV3 21:00 - Rod Stewart: One Night Only: 0.55m (2.2%) E4 19:55 - Friends: 0.18m (0.7%) 20:30 - Friends: 0.19m (0.7%) 21:00 - Desperate Housewives: 0.23m (0.9%) 22:00 - Desperate Housewives: 0.45m (2.5%) Sky1 21:00 - 24: 0.54m (2.1%) 22:00 - House: 0.31m (1.7%) Dave 20:00 - Three Men in More Than One Boat 0.26m (1.0%) |
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Not much to report from the US last night as it was the Academy Awards. Early ratings suggest that they are up from last year continuing the good run for awards shows but final ratings won't be out until about 8pm our time.
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FOX has renewed FRINGE, the critically acclaimed thrilling drama, for a third season, it was announced today by Kevin Reilly, President, Entertainment for Fox Broadcasting Company. http://tvbythenumbers.com/2010/03/08...bilities/44146... This season, FRINGE improved FOX’s performance in the time period (Thursdays, 9:00-10:00 PM) by 11% among Adults 18-49 and by 33% in Total Viewers. In fact, together with its BONES lead-in, FRINGE helped boost FOX’s Thursday average rating during the fall among Adults 18-49 by 52%. And it has also been reported that Brothers & Sisters is getting a 5th season (not surprising). I'd like to see ABC move it (maybe Wednesdays at 10pm) and use the Desperate Housewives lead-in to launch something new. |
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