NBN strikes back
21Oct08

Newcastle TV ratings week 42, 2008

Just when Prime thought it was within striking distance, they have had a bad week and lost ground on NBN again. SC TEN even clawed back some audience against Prime last week despite the Seven affiliate hving 4 programs in the Top 10.

Most watched programs:
1 Packed To The Rafters PRIME 108000
2 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation NBN 100000
3 NBN Evening News Monday to Friday NBN 96000
4 Find My Family PRIME 86000
5 NBN Evening News Sunday NBN 81000
6 RSPCA Animal Rescue PRIME 80000
7 A Current Affair NBN 74000
8 NCIS TEN 74000
9 Spicks & Specks ABC 71000
10 Better Homes & Gardens PRIME 71000

Most watched programs:
Week 42 2008     Week 42 2007      Prog 2008     Prog 2007
NBN                31.6                    28.8                   33.7            34.3
PRIME              23.5                    28.4                  23.5            25.1
TEN                 20.4                    18.9                  18.9            18.4
ABC                 17.4                    18.0                  17.2            16.3
SBS                    6.4                     5.8                     6.4              5.9

Popularity: 6%

Posted under Newcastle TV Ratings

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Craig Wilson is managing director of Sticky, a digital agency based in Newcastle, Australia that has evolved to encompass:

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