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ITV1 have a real turkey of a game in prospect lined up this evening as well. Cameroon v Denmark! Should be on ITV4.
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No George your making it up as you go along [ Last year you said it didnt matter that GMTV was behind BBC Breakfast as GMTV was doing great in demos. Fast forward 1 year and its axed
]I was talking about the last 3 world cups, Why would you go back further to judge how far they'd reach. Obviously you take recent performance and their easy qualification into account, that must be easy to understand even for you. The fact remains England have gone past the opening rounds in the last 3 world cups and I doubt even Itv would use results from over 30 years ago into consideration.[but you never know after the Fa contact ]ITV is a business that has to generate revenue. Yoyu generate revenue by offering product that delivers what your customers want. ITVs product is delivering the audience advertisers want to reach. With regards to GMTV no advertiser wants to pay a premium to reach an audience of retirees which makes up a large bulk of the BBC Breakfast audience. Why would they - you can reach that audience at a lot lower cost per viewer later in the day? GMTV is being relaunched to enhance the figures in the demos that count and to cut cost behind the scenes by de-layering the management structure. It wont beat BBC1 in gross viewing figures but why would you want to if that deflects from delivering the audience the customers want? As regards football, most advertisers campaigns are front loaded to the start of the competition. Do you really want to be trying to see England shirts in week 4 of the world cup? So obviously ITV want the early games. Added to that the uncertainty factor of later rounds which doesnt make for much time to plan late campaigns.
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No George your making it up as you go along [ Last year you said it didnt matter that GMTV was behind BBC Breakfast as GMTV was doing great in demos. Fast forward 1 year and its axed
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There was a big display of lions with England tops on, in Sainsburys today, almost felt sorry for them, no one is going to swept away with World Cup Fever, to buy one now.
Im not a football fan, and ive been amazed at they cynical betting certain big companys have been doing £10 for every goal England score, talk about betting against the team, that company is laughing right now. They might get away with only having to pay out £10. |
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5-minute breakdown for the climax of last night's match:
21:00..18.66m (HD: 1.72m) 21:05..18.93m (1.74m) 21:10..19.51m (1.83m) 21:15..19.23m (1.69m) 21:20..14.95m (1.11m) 21:25..12.07m (0.72m) 21:30..10.66m (0.69m) So, the 15-minute peak including HD was 20.8 million between 21:00-21:15. On par with the 15-minute peak of the 2006 England primetime match which was 20.9 million, though that match didn't have as much riding on it as England had already qualified. |
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A great rating for the football;shame about the match itslef! Maybe ITV aren't so foolish with the soap scheduling - the BBC schedule collapsed after EastEnders had finshed and I think it would've supported the night better had it been in it's usual 8pm slot. I guess BBC1 are trying to keep EastEnders going and are not concerned about the filler while ITV are trying for a better all night share with their scheduling which is fair enough on both counts.
Big Brother did pretty well considering the late running and the inbalance of the adverts which may have led to people being driven to distraction early on and deciding to tune back in for the eviction only. |
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The best thing to do with the soaps is move them to their traditional 7 and 7.30 start times. Bringing them back on a Sunday would go against current ITV policy where Sundays are devoted to drama and light entertainment. However, it does show something is wrong that ITV have to rely on two soaps so much when Cowell's shows are off air.
Apart from the above, - Lewis - Midsomer Murders - Benidorm - Dancing on Ice - Britain's Got Talent - The X Factor - Foyle's War - I'm a Celebrity... - Monday Night Thrillers - Above Suspicion - Doc Martin - Champions League - England These are all capable of bringing in 7m+ viewers, so it's perhaps a modest list, but bear in mind the consistent run of 'I'm a Celeb...', XF, BGT and DOI as well as Monday Night Thrillers. i don't mention the National Television Awards and the Royal Variety Performance. |
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A great rating for the football;shame about the match itslef! Maybe ITV aren't so foolish with the soap scheduling - the BBC schedule collapsed after EastEnders had finshed and I think it would've supported the night better had it been in it's usual 8pm slot. I guess BBC1 are trying to keep EastEnders going and are not concerned about the filler while ITV are trying for a better all night share with their scheduling which is fair enough on both counts.
Big Brother did pretty well considering the late running and the inbalance of the adverts which may have led to people being driven to distraction early on and deciding to tune back in for the eviction only. |
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With regards to GMTV no advertiser wants to pay a premium to reach an audience of retirees which makes up a large bulk of the BBC Breakfast audience. Why would they - you can reach that audience at a lot lower cost per viewer later in the day?
. ITVs bid to go upmarket and get those ABC1s that watch BBC Breakfast and the beebs daytime schedule.{you remember Solution street, an art series,Nigellas Chatshow, The 1 hour Lunchtime news, even Loose women went upmarket for a while and shortned to 45 mins] What happened to that rebrand????Ahh but Itv aren't interested in the ABC1s that watch BBC ONEQuote:
No intention of spending my day arguing with you since you have no understanding of how the business end works - your comments make that obvious
No need to get touchy George , its fairly easy to see who the spoofer is. You still havent replied to my original post 2 hours later. You cant spin your way out of the rubbish you posted earlier. BTW you're wrong.Quote:
As regards football, most advertisers campaigns are front loaded to the start of the competition. Do you really want to be trying to see England shirts in week 4 of the world cup? So obviously ITV want the early games. Added to that the uncertainty factor of later rounds which doesnt make for much time to plan late campaigns.
Again Rubbish 'ITV Wants' ITV gets what its given .Of course your advertising/Marketing excuse has nothing to do with the original point I pulled you up on. That ITV had the upperhand in negotiations with the beeb, which must sound even Laughable in your head. Yep advertisers would have no interest in advertising in an England Semi Final as they have spent all their moneyIm sure the vast majority of the advertisers wouldn't pay huge sums to advertise on it.Especially if Itv continue with their tradition of putting the ads in the game. A dog in the street knows how marketing and advertising campaigns are done George, please dont think your educating anyone with your basic perils of wisdom.:sleep: |
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Apart from the above,
- Lewis - Midsomer Murders - Benidorm - Dancing on Ice - Britain's Got Talent - The X Factor - Foyle's War - I'm a Celebrity... - Monday Night Thrillers - Above Suspicion - Doc Martin - Champions League - England These are all capable of bringing in 7m+ viewers, so it's perhaps a modest list, but bear in mind the amount of time 'I'm a Celeb...' runs for, as well as Monday Night Thrillers. |
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With all due respect, Benidorm and the Monday Night Thrillers do not bring in 7m+.
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With all due respect, Benidorm and the Monday Night Thrillers do not bring in 7m+.
Benidorm consistently kept around 6.5m+ in the overnights, very near to 7m on a Friday night, not typically an evening for light entertainment on ITV. Whitechapel was very much over 7m+, Unforgiven was 7m+ over its three episodes - those were the last two Monday Night Thrillers if I recall. |
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I presume he's including timeshift, so Unforgiven, Whitechapel and Murderland all did. Benidorm was getting 6.5-6.8m without being shown in Scotland so is probably capable of 7m+ when shown in Scotland too.
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Er, yes they are capable of doing so.
Benidorm consistently kept around 6.5m+ in the overnights, very near to 7m on a Friday night, not typically an evening for light entertainment on ITV. Whitechapel was very much over 7m+, Unforgiven was 7m+ over its three episodes - those were the last two Monday Night Thrillers if I recall. I can only presume you're going by the official ratings. |
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I don't think any schedule can hold up against an England World Cup match in primetime. I think EastEnders has done rather well, I would envisage a sub-4m figure for Emmerdale or Corrie.
I did think 5million or just under taking into account the earlier slot and most the younger viewers would have head to the pub early. |
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A great rating for the football;shame about the match itslef! Maybe ITV aren't so foolish with the soap scheduling - the BBC schedule collapsed after EastEnders had finshed and I think it would've supported the night better had it been in it's usual 8pm slot. I guess BBC1 are trying to keep EastEnders going and are not concerned about the filler while ITV are trying for a better all night share with their scheduling which is fair enough on both counts.
Big Brother did pretty well considering the late running and the inbalance of the adverts which may have led to people being driven to distraction early on and deciding to tune back in for the eviction only. I think 7;00pm for EastEnders last night was a brilliant move from the BBC and think starting at 8:00pm would have been stupid. I think the BBC line-up could have been better something like 7:00pm-7:30pm EastEnders 7:30pm -8:00pm Top Of The Pops 8:00pm-9:00pm Only fools 9:00pm-10:00pm One foot in the grave or a drama or something THe BBC seems to have done well with EastEnders putting it in the right slots but next fridays at 8:00pm seems strange |
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It's odd that ITV aren't chasing the ABC1 market as this is where they can make some serious money and attract new viewers. In the mid eighties ITV found that a large part of its audience was elderly and C2DE and unattractive to advertisers- so ditched programmes with a rather downmarket elderly image like Crossroads and World of Sport and replaced them with programmes such as Inspector Morse.
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It's odd that ITV aren't chasing the ABC1 market as this is where they can make some serious money and attract new viewers. In the mid eighties ITV found that a large part of its audience was elderly and C2DE and unattractive to advertisers- so ditched programmes with a rather downmarket elderly image like Crossroads and World of Sport and replaced them with programmes such as Inspector Morse.
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I think ITV relies on the soaps for a consistently high starting point to primetime on most nights, apart from Saturday when they use You've Been Framed and Harry Hill to the same effect.
Apart from the above, - Lewis - Midsomer Murders - Benidorm - Dancing on Ice - Britain's Got Talent - The X Factor - Foyle's War - I'm a Celebrity... - Monday Night Thrillers - Above Suspicion - Doc Martin - Champions League - England These are all capable of bringing in 7m+ viewers... Would be great for ITV to get back to 10m+ for their 9pm drama slots. More quality drama and potentially less ad breaks, which have really damaged the programmes/channel. |
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would not mind betteing ITV still attrcts plenty of C2DEs, and Corrie isnt getting any younger (as we have discussed before)
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Mostly female C2DEs and you're right the bulk of the Corrie audience do seem to be older women in the North. It is a very unattractive show for teenagers, men, Southerners and the under 40s.
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5-minute breakdown for the climax of last night's match:
21:00..18.66m (HD: 1.72m) 21:05..18.93m (1.74m) 21:10..19.51m (1.83m) 21:15..19.23m (1.69m) 21:20..14.95m (1.11m) 21:25..12.07m (0.72m) 21:30..10.66m (0.69m) So, the 15-minute peak including HD was 20.8 million between 21:00-21:15. On par with the 15-minute peak of the 2006 England primetime match which was 20.9 million, though that match didn't have as much riding on it as England had already qualified. |
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Lots of remotes being used in disgust!
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I find it odd that despite the ratings on view, some people feel the need to continue to endlessly discuss the same generic topics over and over again. How many times can you really discuss the scheduling of ITV's soaps? About 7 times per week?
Good ratings for the football, the BBC1 was crushed with most non-football viewers going elsewhere due to BBC1's particularly filler-ish schedule. I'm not surprised James Corden didn't do well. It is difficult to do a live comedy show straight after such a match, and I doubt many were in the mood for a laugh. The production was poor last night, James seemed out of sorts and the two guests made James very nervous as they both were trying to be as contraversial as possible. England going out in the group stages won't be good for either broadcaster. On one hand the BBC would only get one England match but they would also get both semi-finals, this would mean that ITV's coverage would practically be over a week before the tournament. In that last week all ITV would be left with is the third place play off that nobody cares about and the final that is simulcast on BBC1 and therefore hardly anybody will watch. |
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I find it odd that despite the ratings on view, some people feel the need to continue to endlessly discuss the same generic topics over and over again. How many times can you really discuss the scheduling of ITV's soaps? About 7 times per week?
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Presumably it was due to the fact that the 6:00pm regional news on ITV1 was cut back to just 15 minutes yesterday, meaning it was little more than a bulletin. Therefore, those who wanted to see more in-depth coverage of the news in their area, most likely turned to the BBC regional news at 6:30pm, even if they might not normally watch it.
Will be interesting to see the ratings for the final group games and whether the games on the digital channels get anything significant. Will we even get ratings for the BBC Red Button games? Can't see the match up against England v Slovenia doing too well, unless it's another bore draw and England's qualification ends up dependent on the result in the other game. |
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, its fairly easy to see who the spoofer is. You still havent replied to my original post 2 hours later. You cant spin your way out of the rubbish you posted earlier. BTW you're wrong.
