There was a very noticeable divergence of TV viewing last night between the big city markets and regional Australia, writes Glenn Dyer.
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Last night’s TV ratings
A blow-by-blow account of last night’s primetime TV ratings battle.
Media briefs and TV ratings
More trouble for Nine: ABC News draws more viewers again … John Laws’ farewell tour rolls on … Last night’s TV ratings.
Media briefs and TV ratings
Gyngell lifts morale but what about new ideas? … Nine News begs viewers to stand by them … Today Tonight slapped for wild wealthy claims … Time for the Tele to name and shame their own … John Laws’ long and bitter farewell continues … 2.1 million tune in for Bathurst 1000 … Last night’s TV ratings.
Seven joins the fight for Big Brother, but why?
The battle for Big Brother continues with the Seven Network now saying it will “participate” in the process, a move which has got media buyers confused because it represents such a dramatic move away from the network’s successful “heartland” approach.
Media briefs and TV ratings
Stop press — Cat looks through fishbowl … Coals to Kerry … Age should credit its trainspotter … Last night’s TV ratings.
Media briefs and TV ratings
It’s all about Elvis … The brawl between WIN and PBL Media is reaching the absurd … TV ratings.
One minister’s gambling is another TV station’s interactivity
Funny how ripping money off mug punters is sometimes considered gambling, but on other occasions can be just a game.
