By skeptic - 9 Nov 2010 1:23 PM
So there won't be complaints about clogging up other threads.
Week 45: 31 October - 6 November 2010
1 RUGBY LEAGUE: FOUR NATIONS AU V NZ FOX SPORTS 3 Sat 20:30 - 70
2 LIVE: FOOTBALL: A-LEAGUE NEWC V MELB H FOX SPORTS 1 Sun 16:00 - 63
3 LIVE: FOOTBALL: A-LEAGUE N QLD V C CST FOX SPORTS 1 Fri 20:30 - 59
4 LIVE: FOOTBALL: A-LEAGUE FOX SPORTS 1 Sat 21:00 - 57
5 LIVE: FOOTBALL: EPL BOLTON V TOTTENHAM FOX SPORTS 1 Sat 23:15 - 54
6 LIVE: RUGBY LEAGUE: FOUR NATIONS PNG V ENG FOX SPORTS 1 Sat 15:55 - 51
7 FOOTBALL: EPL HIGHLIGHTS FOX SPORTS 1 Mon 18:00 - 50
8 RUGBY UNION: BLEDISLOE CUP FOX SPORTS 2 Sun 15:30 - 49
9 LIVE: FOOTBALL: A-LEAGUE NTH QLD V GOLD FOX SPORTS 1 Sun 18:00 - 47
10 LIVE: FOOTBALL: EPL MAN UNITED V WOLVES FOX SPORTS 1 Sat 1:55 - 44
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By Figjam_3326 - 22 Mar 2011 11:17 PM
Fact 1: One W-League match has been broadcast LIVE every week on ABC TV for the past 3 years and attracts an average FTA TV ratings of 90k.
It would be reasonable to assume the A-League on FTA TV would attract ratings HIGHER THAN the W-League.
How much higher?
Fact 2: The W-League attracts LIVE crowds of less than 1k.
Fact 3: After 6 seasons, the average A-League crowds are 11.5k
Fact 4: For the past 6 seasons, the average NRL crowd is around 16k ...
... So, the live audience for A-League is 30% less than the live audience for NRL.
Fact 5: FTA TV ratings for NRL home & away matches is around 530k
It would be reasonable to speculate that FTA TV ratings for a LIVE Home & Away A-League match on FTA TV on a Saturday night could be 300-350k (40% less than average NRL FTA TV ratings and 3-4 times higher than W-League FTA TV ratings).
If the A-League attracted FTA TV ratings of around 300-350k on a Saturday, this would be around the Top 20 for a FTA TV show on Saturday.
Edited by Figjam_3326: 22/3/2011 11:21:12 PM
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