Noun:

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viewership's Usage Examples:

Consequently, as it was hampered by low viewership, (the original) KTVU ultimately ceased operations on April 30, 1955.

additionally quoting a Nielsen report that said that the show had garnered an average viewership of 1.

In December 2013, in response to stagnating viewership in comparison to its sister networks, it was announced that the Biography Channel would be re-launched as FYI, a lifestyle-oriented network, in 2014.

eighth most watched program in 2018–19 Live + 7 viewership.

A lack of cable system carriage (partly because of the news program) and a transmitter located away from the heart of the Philadelphia market left the station with minimal viewership and an inability to sell advertising time at a profit.

Local programmingIn 1979, in an effort to build its viewership for The Today Show, WMC created a lead-in morning program titled Wake-Up Call.

Of the ratings listed below, total viewership for the episode is listed for season 1, however from season 2 the episode.

However, the effects of Lombardo's absence led to a decline in viewership, allowing New Year's Rockin' Eve to overtake the Royal Canadians in viewership in only its fifth year on-air.

This is because the convention at the time was much lower in viewership (as there were not the mass media devices of TV or radio at this time only those actually invited saw it).

After a continual decline on viewership, the series was cancelled at the end of the 1987–1988 season.

Patricia used this new identity to regain entry into Australia and with an instant boost to viewership figures watching the storyline the show was deemed to be saved from cancellation.