Where do you keep disappearing to SC TEN?
23Nov09

The Newcastle TV Ratings, week ending November 21

Note: These ratings results are compiled using the combined resources of SC TEN, NBN & Prime’s weekly AGB Nielsen Media Research reports.

All the stations ratings seem to stay on a constant plateau, except SC TEN. Why is that? What is this station doing right or wrong each week that it’s ratings are like a yo-yo?

NBN keeps a steady win in the 30′s, Prime a consecutive 2nd place around the 20′s, but what about SC TEN? This station, every week, keeps rising and falling around the high teens.

Where do you keep disappearing to SC TEN?

Check out who made the Top Ten Most Watched Programs for last week.

What We Watched:

1 NBN Evening News Monday to Friday NBN 95000

2 Packed To The Rafters PRIME 91000

3 Two And A Half Men NBN 87000

4 20 to 1 NBN 86000

5 NBN Evening News Sunday NBN 83000

6 NBN Evening News Saturday NBN 75000

7 The Big Bang Theory NBN 72000

8 A Current Affair NBN 69000

9 Last Chance Surgery PRIME 69000

10 60 Minutes NBN 66000

The Stations Ratings:

*Stations*	Week 47 2009	Week 47 2008	Prog 2009	Prog 2008
NBN	33.5	30.9	32.9	32.8
PRIME	22.9	21.4	20.6	24.4
TEN	17.8	20.0	20.2	18.8
ABC	18.2	20.6	18.0	17.3
SBS	7.2	7.0	6.8	6.4

Popularity: 3%

About Me

Craig Wilson - the Media Hunter

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

1. Sticky Advertising
2. Get Sticky - Inbound Marketing
3. NLYZR - a website analytics and SEO service.
4. URBAN INSIDER - online magazine.

Media Hunter is a forum for exploring modern media, marketing and start-ups and how and these rapidly evolving areas affect the media, marketers and consumers.

Craig is a contributor to the collaborative series of world-wide marketing books The Age of Conversation 1, 2, 3. He contributes to Marketing Magazine and Digital Ministry and is often called on by media to comment on industry news. Craig is regularly invited to speak on media issues, especially social and digital media, at various events around Australia. He was a speaker / panelist at the 2009 and 2010 Australasian Media and Broadcasting Congress and has addressed conferences for some of Australia's leading organisations on topics ranging from Search Engine Optimisation, the changing media and marketing landscape and inbound marketing.