an audience of viewers, especially of television, either generally or of a particular kind or program: Viewership is at its peak in the evening hours.
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Eventually, streaming will overtake TV when it comes to live sports viewership.
However, the rise of smart TV viewership has not necessarily come at a cost to the likes of Amazon and Roku.
The news network had produced “Go There” for Facebook Watch since July 2019 but had also distributed it on CNN’s site and apps, and the viewership comparison suggests why CNN may have opted to pull back from the platform.
While streaming viewership on TV screens has increased overall in the past year, smart TVs in particular have seen a surge.
Courted by Freedom Caucus As Greene’s videos received wider viewership, she announced that she was considering a run for Congress in the district where she lived near Atlanta.
Remember, this is a show that has a viewership of millions; even here in South Africa, we know who Kimmel is.
Ratings for talent competitions like Idol, once viewership juggernauts, are plummeting.
RT, both in its employment and viewership, seems to attract a particular type of person.
Suggestion for increased viewership among key 18-to-34 male demographic: downhill ice dancing.
Ratings are up, too, with the recent Jan. 22 episode scoring its highest viewership to date.