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Examples
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It is this continued type biased reporting that keeps brining CNN viewship numbers down.
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It is obviously all about viewship, not integrity.
Exit polls: Nearly half in both states say Wright an issue 2008
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I imagine there was a severe post-election dip in their numbers anyway, and they are scrambling for some way to increase viewship, but I think they've made a mistake.
Poll: Only One In Four Think Obama's Team Did Something Wrong In Connection With Blago 2009
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They always try and push the horse race and salivate over Fox's viewship numbers.
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It is not so much the realities of business that chafe them – it is the fact that declining circulation numbers and dwindling viewship dare to impose standards on people who otherwise feel exempt.
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It is not so much the realities of business that chafe them – it is the fact that declining circulation numbers and dwindling viewship dare to impose standards on people who otherwise feel exempt.
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To give awards and recognize with votes will only encourage contributors to work by formula for viewship, by popularity, and will eventually stifle the amateur creativity and kookiness that we have enjoyed 'til now.
"The dread idea of arts administration has come to YouTube." Ann Althouse 2007
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If this level of viewship holds I'd expect to see a full season pick-up announcement soon.
iFanboy 2010
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The MSNBC viewship numbers will jump due to conservatives tuning in to watch the meltdown.
Latest Articles Meidaite 2010
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With TV viewship exploding, it was only natural for veteran peddlers like Arnold Morris with his Kitchen Gourmet knife and W.G. "Papa" Barnard with his Vita-Mix blender to start renting half-hour blocks of time on the airwaves.
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