Podcasts about Nielsen ratings

In this episode of Wrestling Soup, Anthony Thomas and Joe Numbas dive into Ryan Nemeth's harassment allegations against CM Punk and AEW's handling of the situation. The conversation shifts to Samantha Irvin's future in wrestling and Bobby Lashley's candid thoughts on his storyline with Lana. Tony Khan's bizarre idea of a ‘Time Cop' match is also discussed. The hosts conclude by analyzing the recent heel turn of Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods on Big E, predicting future storylines and Big E's potential return. They also touch upon the new Nielsen ratings, Ricochet's bold claims about his influence on AEW, and the underutilization of 21:16 AEW Drama and Legal Battles46:23 Nia Jax and the State of Women's Wrestling52:27 Debating the Impact of Nia Jax and Kelly Kelly53:24 Critique of WWE's Talent Choices53:47 The Future of WWE's Women's Division55:17 Becky Lynch and Charlotte Flair's Return57:14 WWE's Netflix Deal and Its Implications01:02:32 Thunder Rosa's Frustrations with AEW01:04:57 Nielsen Ratings and Their Impact on Wrestling01:24:03 Ricochet's Controversial Comments01:36:14 Big E's Potential Return and New Day's Future01:46:11 Conclusion and ShoutoutsBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/wrestling-soup--1425249/support.

This week, we're joined by media scholar and psychologist Soraya Giaccardi. She shares her work analyzing gender depictions in TV and helps Remoy and Samantha psychoanalyze their relationship to a TV classic and one of their faves, “The Fresh Prince of Bel Air.”But first, Remoy walks us through some surprising facts about  boys' TV shows. Who are the leading characters in boys' TV shows? Remoy shares some stats from Soraya's seminal report (check it out; it's linked below) about how genders are represented in leading roles. Turns out that there is surprising parity among the binary genders in leading character representation.Girls being in leading roles is not as big a deterrent in boys' TV shows as we might collectively think… More on that later.Women and girls are way more represented than they used to be, but how much are current gender depictions on boys' TV shows challenging MASKulinity? The hosts discuss, with some valuable insights from our media scholar guest. LGBTQIA+ characters are still seldom the leading roles in boys' TV. Soraya hypothesizes why that might be… One factor that remains consistent is that boys remain perpetrators of violence on screen… and the victims of it. There's still so much work to do when it comes to men's and boys' representations on screen. While boys are disproportionately harmed on screen, we don't always see them processing that violence emotionally…Remoy draws key points from Soraya's report on how these depictions, or lack thereof, impact us boys in their real life.How exactly are boys' relationships with their close ones depicted on the small screen compared to their fellow femme characters? This all informs how they interpret gender.Soraya stresses the importance of deconstructing these stereotypes as boys intake them during formative years.Despite making so much headway in balancing the binary genders, boys continue to primarily show just one emotion on screen… You guessed it: anger.We watch TV a lot more than we used to as a society. It's available virtually at any time, on any nearby screen.How has that impacted the way we process TV shows? Soraya breaks down the connections between our viewership and our socialization in romantic and platonic relationships.Remoy and Samantha take a walk down memory lane, reflecting on one of their favorite TV shows, The Fresh Prince of Bel Air. Samantha shares how the show shaped her views of femininity and romantic relationships. Sue the woo! Track.Remoy looks back on a pivotal scene between Uncle Phil and Will. You'll recognize it when you hear it.Soraya's analysis highlights a critical knowledge on what supportive parenting can look like for boys as modeled by this touching scene.What show shaped your views of gender and romantic relationships? Let us know in the comments!In our Five Questions segment, the hosts go expectedly deeper.What does TV's impact look like in our lives?How does it manifest and what can we do about it? Soraya drops some key research findings about the way we relate to characters on screen. TV depictions aren't just impacting us unwittingly; characters and storylines on the small screen also allow us to access liberation in some ways… Soraya shares her own experience with TV as a youngster and how it can bridge us to worlds unknown, which for many of us, can be a connection to communities we long for. The surprising stats about women being more present on TV bring up an interesting point: if girls are just as likely to draw a boys' audience, why do we think that otherwise? Soraya cautions us about our own perceptions and how knowing the facts can shatter them. She stresses how controlling the narrative keeps us in the patriarchal loop of our own perceptions. Statistical facts humble us with the truth and can boys, men, masc folks, and all of us, really, closer to the truth.Soraya shares about this dream job marrying psychology and communications. We're glad she chose this route!Referenced in this episode:ENCORE: It *Was* Time to Loosen the Grip on Reproductive Freedom - Heidi Sieck schooled us on how controlling narratives led to the reversal of Roe vs. Wade..MASKulinity is making some people a lot of money - we talked about how women-led movies are of much better quality and get much better ratings than they get credit for…“If He Can See It, Will He Be It? Representations of Masculinity in Boys' Television”, the report Soraya wrote at the Geena Davis Institute in partnership with Equimundo and the Kering FoundationCultivation theory - read about TV impacts us over timeMedia Use and Men's Risk Behaviors: Examining the Role of Masculinity Ideology - cowritten by our illustrious scholar guest, Soraya GiaccardiCOMPANION PIECES:Trivia Night! Movie Time? Romance and Loneliness Edition - we talked about depictions of thoughtful fatherhood on screenRadicalization and TSwift - we talked with Jeff Perera about how men relate to women's jokesRomance MASKulinity: Getting the Girl… - we talked with Imran Siddiquee about what romance in movies teaches men and boys about masculinity

This week, we're joined by media scholar and psychologist Soraya Giaccardi. She shares her work analyzing gender depictions in TV and helps Remoy and Samantha psychoanalyze their relationship to a TV classic and one of their faves, “The Fresh Prince of Bel Air.”But first, Remoy walks us through some surprising facts about  boys' TV shows. Who are the leading characters in boys' TV shows? Remoy shares some stats from Soraya's seminal report (check it out; it's linked below) about how genders are represented in leading roles. Turns out that there is surprising parity among the binary genders in leading character representation.Girls being in leading roles is not as big a deterrent in boys' TV shows as we might collectively think… More on that later.Women and girls are way more represented than they used to be, but how much are current gender depictions on boys' TV shows challenging MASKulinity? The hosts discuss, with some valuable insights from our media scholar guest. LGBTQIA+ characters are still seldom the leading roles in boys' TV. Soraya hypothesizes why that might be… One factor that remains consistent is that boys remain perpetrators of violence on screen… and the victims of it. There's still so much work to do when it comes to men's and boys' representations on screen. While boys are disproportionately harmed on screen, we don't always see them processing that violence emotionally…Remoy draws key points from Soraya's report on how these depictions, or lack thereof, impact us boys in their real life.How exactly are boys' relationships with their close ones depicted on the small screen compared to their fellow femme characters? This all informs how they interpret gender.Soraya stresses the importance of deconstructing these stereotypes as boys intake them during formative years.Despite making so much headway in balancing the binary genders, boys continue to primarily show just one emotion on screen… You guessed it: anger.We watch TV a lot more than we used to as a society. It's available virtually at any time, on any nearby screen.How has that impacted the way we process TV shows? Soraya breaks down the connections between our viewership and our socialization in romantic and platonic relationships.Remoy and Samantha take a walk down memory lane, reflecting on one of their favorite TV shows, The Fresh Prince of Bel Air. Samantha shares how the show shaped her views of femininity and romantic relationships. Sue the woo! Track.Remoy looks back on a pivotal scene between Uncle Phil and Will. You'll recognize it when you hear it.Soraya's analysis highlights a critical knowledge on what supportive parenting can look like for boys as modeled by this touching scene.What show shaped your views of gender and romantic relationships? Let us know in the comments!In our Five Questions segment, the hosts go expectedly deeper.What does TV's impact look like in our lives?How does it manifest and what can we do about it? Soraya drops some key research findings about the way we relate to characters on screen. TV depictions aren't just impacting us unwittingly; characters and storylines on the small screen also allow us to access liberation in some ways… Soraya shares her own experience with TV as a youngster and how it can bridge us to worlds unknown, which for many of us, can be a connection to communities we long for. The surprising stats about women being more present on TV bring up an interesting point: if girls are just as likely to draw a boys' audience, why do we think that otherwise? Soraya cautions us about our own perceptions and how knowing the facts can shatter them. She stresses how controlling the narrative keeps us in the patriarchal loop of our own perceptions. Statistical facts humble us with the truth and can boys, men, masc folks, and all of us, really, closer to the truth.Soraya shares about this dream job marrying psychology and communications. We're glad she chose this route!Referenced in this episode:ENCORE: It *Was* Time to Loosen the Grip on Reproductive Freedom - Heidi Sieck schooled us on how controlling narratives led to the reversal of Roe vs. Wade..MASKulinity is making some people a lot of money - we talked about how women-led movies are of much better quality and get much better ratings than they get credit for…“If He Can See It, Will He Be It? Representations of Masculinity in Boys' Television”, the report Soraya wrote at the Geena Davis Institute in partnership with Equimundo and the Kering FoundationCultivation theory - read about TV impacts us over timeMedia Use and Men's Risk Behaviors: Examining the Role of Masculinity Ideology - cowritten by our illustrious scholar guest, Soraya GiaccardiCOMPANION PIECES:Trivia Night! Movie Time? Romance and Loneliness Edition - we talked about depictions of thoughtful fatherhood on screenRadicalization and TSwift - we talked with Jeff Perera about how men relate to women's jokesRomance MASKulinity: Getting the Girl… - we talked with Imran Siddiquee about what romance in movies teaches men and boys about masculinity

In this What's On Disney Plus Podcast episode, Roger discusses some of today's biggest Disney+ news, including: Marvel's “Agatha All Along” Teaser Trailer Released “Futurama” Season 12 Trailer Released “The Acolyte” Debuts On The Nielsen Streaming Chart “Kingdom Of The Planet Of The Apes” Out Now On Digital Platforms Question Of The Day

In this What's On Disney Plus Podcast episode, Roger discusses some of today's biggest Disney+ news, including: Marvel's “Agatha All Along” Teaser Trailer Released “Futurama” Season 12 Trailer Released “The Acolyte” Debuts On The Nielsen Streaming Chart “Kingdom Of The Planet Of The Apes” Out Now On Digital Platforms Question Of The Day

In this What's On Disney Plus Podcast episode, Roger discusses some of today's biggest Disney+ news, including: Marvel's “Agatha All Along” Teaser Trailer Released “Futurama” Season 12 Trailer Released “The Acolyte” Debuts On The Nielsen Streaming Chart “Kingdom Of The Planet Of The Apes” Out Now On Digital Platforms Question Of The Day

We interrupt your regularly scheduled broadcast of Shiver's monster of the month episode to bring this special airing of Late Night with the Devil. That's right! Daniel and David tackle the newest horror sensation as they put a pause on their dive into vampirism to visit this nostalgic found footage horror. Does Late Night with the Devil earn its Nielsen Ratings? Or should it be summarily cancelled? Find out on this episode of Shiver: A Horror Movie Podcast.   #Shiver #Horror #HorrorMovies #HorrorMovie #HorrorPodcast #SupernaturalHorror #LateNightWithTheDevil #LateNight #LNWTD #DavidDastmalchian #FoundFootage #FoundFootageHorror #ModernHorror #Indie #IndieMovies #IndieHorror #Shudder #Streamings #StreamingHorror #FrightYaVeryMuch

Takeaways from NAB in Las Vegas. What if your feed is capped? Or is it? We've got answers. New audio-centric social media platform, Air Chat. Is CPM the problem in podcasting? A bit about the Shure MoveMic and the updated MV7+. Some great updates to the Notes App on iOS 18 (allegedly). Insight on what it takes to crack the top 10 in a category on Apple Podcasts upon launch!

Takeaways from NAB in Las Vegas. What if your feed is capped? Or is it? We've got answers. New audio-centric social media platform, Air Chat. Is CPM the problem in podcasting? A bit about the Shure MoveMic and the updated MV7+. Some great updates to the Notes App on iOS 18 (allegedly). Insight on what it takes to crack the top 10 in a category on Apple Podcasts upon launch!

DAVID OMAN (Producer/Creator/Co-Writer) A native of Los Angeles, Oman has been intrigued by the paranormal from his early childhood and has been curious about the Spirit World ever since. In 1999 Oman with his father started to build the house on Cielo Drive, just down the drive from the infamous Sharon Tate Murders aka the Manson Murders – after 2 years of living in the house he created a story based upon his experiences in the home with the activity, titled House at the End of the Drive. It was shot on location at his home and brought his story to life. Since he moved into the house the activity has been quite apparent so much so that the Oman house has been on 8 paranormal reality shows, Ghost Hunters, Dead Famous Live, Searching for Satan, My Ghost Story, Haunted History, Paranormal Witness, Ghost Adventures, Ghost Adventures After Shocks. All of these shows on the Oman House have been on have been the highest-rated episodes to date for these series. He ran the Nielsen Ratings reports on the shows and in 14 years they have aired over 500 times. He has also been featured on Larry King Live, EXTRA, TMZ, and CBS News. His house has also been visited by Lisa Williams and James Van Praagh Since then he has recorded a plethora of evidence of the paranormal activity here. He's just finsihed writing his first book on his experiences at The Oman House called, Ghosts of Cielo Drive, the afterlife of Sharon Tate and other spirits of the Oman House. 

Climber DIES & Sees the TRUTH OF HEAVEN! Peter PanagoreToday we're talking with Peter Patagore. 

In the year 2023, mysterious meteors bombard the Earth and usher in an age of annoying attention-seekers known as PODCASTERS, sensationalizing their lives and attempting to influence humans for their life force. The Earth has one last defender against them; her name is LION-GIRL. On Episode 589 of Trick or Treat Radio we discuss one of our most anticipated films of the year, Lion-Girl from director Kurando Mitsutake! We also discuss our experience with anime and manga, talk about the new streaming paradigm, and somehow disagree about the best way to be a DSO. So grab your favorite phallic weapon, meet us at the Renfield Faire, and strap on for the world's most dangerous podcast!Stuff we talk about: Hell House LLC, Spider Baby, Jack Hill, Lon Chaney Jr. Sig Haig, Cleopatra Records, Go Nagai, Verotika, Devilman, Manga, Vampire Hunter D, Akira, Ninja Scroll, Super Inframan, Katie Lea Burchill, Paul Burchill, Chainsaw Man, Evil Dead, Death Note, Nielsen Ratings, SAG-AFTRA strike is over, streaming royalties, Cobra Kai, Stranger Things, Netflix's soaring prices, Gen V, Amazon Prime, Ted Lasso, For All Mankind, Physical, Watchmen, Samurai Avenger: The Blind Wolf, Gun Woman, Karate Kill, Maniac Driver, Lion-Girl, Kurando Mitsutake, Fist of the Northstar, Mark Hamill, Guyver, Jimmy Walker, The Human Shocker, full frontal, it's not easy being a DSO, FBI, manga-style info dump, Shogun Darth Vader, William Sadler, Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey, Beastmaster, Manborg, Teeel, Jim Smith, Negan, ShogunTube, Toei, Stanley Kubrick, The Cure, Disintegration, The Adams Family, Hellbender, When Evil Lurks, the Dry Haunting in Connecticut, The Beatles, Peter Jackson, Legend of the Underfiend, The Bombolayo Blast, Meet Me at the Renfield Faire, and a Virtual Kidney Punch of Horror.Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradioJoin our Discord Community: discord.trickortreatradio.comSend Email/Voicemail: mailto:podcast@trickortreatradio.comVisit our website: http://trickortreatradio.comStart your own podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=386Use our Amazon link: http://amzn.to/2CTdZzKFB Group: http://www.facebook.com/groups/trickortreatradioTwitter: http://twitter.com/TrickTreatRadioFacebook: http://facebook.com/TrickOrTreatRadioYouTube: http://youtube.com/TrickOrTreatRadioInstagram: http://instagram.com/TrickorTreatRadioSupport the show

With over 25 years of radio experience, Steve Allen has programmed a variety of radio formats, with winning radio stations in Washington, DC, Boston, Detroit and Cincinnati, He has also held a number of corporate programming positions, and is now Programming Research Consultant for the Research Director, Inc.Steve is a self-proclaimed 'data-geek' who is on the bleeding edge of the needs and challenges of programmers in today's radio/audio environment, and the best ways to crack the ratings code for measurement and performance.In this episode, Steve shares some key points, including:While radio is still the number one audio reach medium, listening is down overall, especially among younger people. What's radio's next move?How the pandemic has impacted levels of radio listening.Why ratings should be taken with a grain of salt in PPM and Diary markets.What TLR is, and how it can impact perceived station impact and real revenues.Are Podcasting and Streaming growing threats to traditional radio, or valuable complements to the station brand?One Minute Martinizing by Dave MartinPlease help us thank these supporters:Musicmaster Radio Swag Shop Throwback 2K with Chris CruiseReturn to previous Brandwidth on Demand episodesYES! Send me the free SHOW NOTES preview email

Meadowlark Media CEO John Skipper and Nothing Personal's David Samson are back with another episode and we've got Pablo Torre as host! The ACC is expanding! Welcome Stanford and Cal of the failing Pac-12... and SMU? Then, what is happening with Nielsen Ratings? Why should we care? Why is everyone so mad at Amazon? Plus, we are the streaming pirates and we are here! The NFL, NBA, and UFC have sent a joint letter asking the government to shut it down! They allege they have lost as much as $28B in potential revenue from pirated content. Also, the death of the regional sports networks may be here. What are leagues doing? What are teams doing? And finally, 92,003 people showed up to watch the Nebraska women's volleyball matches. A world record for a women's sporting event. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Harvey Brownstone conducts an in-depth interview with Tina Cole, Singer, Actress & Author, “My Three Lives: A Memoir” About Harvey's guest: Today's special guest, Tina Cole, is a singer and actress who can truly be considered a member of show business royalty, for several reasons.   First of all, she's the daughter of Yvonne King of the legendary King Sisters, who were hugely popular big-band singers, and the 1st female vocal group to sing in 4 part harmony.  And her father was the iconic pianist, orchestra leader and musical director Buddy Cole, who worked with some of the greatest singers of all time and recorded the soundtracks of over 1,000 movies.   Secondly, she's a member of America's First Family of Song -  the legendary King Family, which entertained audiences throughout the 60s and 70s with their own TV series and 17 TV specials.    And thirdly, she will forever be remembered as the beautiful, sweet-natured Katie Douglas, in one of the greatest TV sitcoms of all time: “My Three Sons”.  When she joined the cast of that show in its 8th season as Robbie Douglas' fiancée, and then his wife, she became an international sensation, receiving more fan mail than any other actor in any of Don Fedderson's many TV productions.   And she won Photoplay Magazine's People's Choice Award for the Most Promising Actress.  And get this: the episode of “My Three Sons” where Katie Douglas gave birth to triplets, was the number one show in the Nielsen Ratings for that week.  Our guest has been entertaining audiences since she was a toddler.   In addition to performing on TV and on tour with The King Family, and as a member of the immensely popular “Four King Cousins”, and her iconic role on “My Three Sons”, she had a recurring role on “Hawaiian Eye” opposite Robert Conrad and Troy Donohue.   She guest starred in TV shows including “The Lucy Show”, “To Rome With Love”, “Adam-12” and many more.   And when you thought you were listening to Raquel Welch singing on her 1970 TV Special, you were actually hearing the voice of our guest!    She's appeared in a number of theatrical productions including “I Do, I Do”, “The Boyfriend”, “Trail of Dreams”, and “Chemical Imbalance”, and for 10 years she played Ethel Mertz in an “I Love Lucy” tribute show.  For her stellar performance in the 2014 movie, “See Me”, she won the Vanguard Award at the Sacramento Film Festival.   And in 2014, she received the Golden Halo Award for Lifetime Achievement in the Motion Picture and Television Industry.   AND NOW, she's released her long-awaited autobiography entitled, “My Three Lives: A Memoir”, which takes us on an engaging, nostalgic, heartfelt – and sometimes heartbreaking – but ALWAYS uplifting and inspirational, journey through her multi-faceted career, her personal relationships, and her enormously strong bond with her beautiful family. For more interviews and podcasts go to: https://www.harveybrownstoneinterviews.com/ To see more about Tina Cole, go to:https://www.facebook.com/OfficialTinaCole/  #OfficialTinaCole    #harveybrownstoneinterviews

Max & Shayna celebrate the 100th birthday of the Hollywood sign, discuss writing horror films with meaning, telling true stories that are also entertaining before thinking about their next vacations.

This week, we revisit Jem! Jem and the Holograms was a hit Saturday Morning Cartoon that ran from 1985-1988. It rose to the top of the Nielsen Ratings its first two years, and then dropped down into relative obscurity. We talk about the show's strong cult following, original songs, toy tie-ins, and the 2015 reboot film.  Before digging into Jem, we try a Hershey's Symphony bar. Launched in 1989, this candy bar was create to appeal to wealthier and European customers. Did we love it? Did we hate it? Were the songs from Jem bops or flops?  Listen to find out and watch with us by visiting our blog www.stopruiningmychildhood.com  #Jem #Candy #Hershey #80sBaby #90sKid #RetroPodcast #80sRewatch #SaturdayMorning #Cartoons #Forgotten80s #80sToys #Barbie #BarbieDolls

It's a new month, and it's an all-new Nielsen Ratings. To quote Bill O'Reilly: "F$%# it, we'll do it live!" Expect everything to depart from the norm except for the Rating of the Month as we bring you a special LIVE edition of the Nielsen Ratings, cause the Professor's on Spring Break! You can view the video version of the episode on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/8DEQhZvTP7Q While you're here, join us on Discord! https://discord.gg/aydMgvUN9d

It's a new month, and it's an all-new Nielsen Ratings. To quote Bill O'Reilly: "F$%# it, we'll do it live!" Expect everything to depart from the norm except for the Rating of the Month as we bring you a special LIVE edition of the Nielsen Ratings, cause the Professor's on Spring Break! You can view the video version of the episode on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/8DEQhZvTP7Q While you're here, join us on Discord! https://discord.gg/aydMgvUN9d

It's a new month, and it's an all-new Nielsen Ratings. First on deck this time, what's the deal with textbook publishers? Aside from, you know, the physical books and such being in a digital age. Next, Wrestlemania reviewed in the only way Jon can. Finally, the Rating of the Month. While you're here, join us on Discord! https://discord.gg/aydMgvUN9d

It's a new month, and it's an all-new Nielsen Ratings. First on deck this time, what's the deal with textbook publishers? Aside from, you know, the physical books and such being in a digital age. Next, Wrestlemania reviewed in the only way Jon can. Finally, the Rating of the Month. While you're here, join us on Discord! https://discord.gg/aydMgvUN9d

Ben and J discuss: J's new look, a Star Wars theory, eye prescriptions, Year One SCB schedule, changes and structure, surveys, echo chambers, Base Set Chansey, the Kadabra lore, Ben's first massage and the concept of Severance. Show Notes:  Star Wars: Rebels - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Wars_Rebels  The Mandalorian - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Mandalorian  Peloton - https://www.onepeloton.com/  Nielsen Ratings - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nielsen_ratings  The Chansey Pokemon Card - https://www.amazon.com/Pokemon-Base-Shadowless-Holofoil-Chansey/dp/B00R6719VE  Ben's Wick of the Peek: getting a massage J's Wick of the Peek: Severance - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Severance_(TV_series)  Support the Show and Vote for Host: https://www.patreon.com/popcornculture  Get your own GMA stickers: https://store.dftba.com/products/gma-stickers  Get Your Bingo Card: https://bingobaker.com#f805834af83dce50    Email the show: popcornculturepod@gmail.com  Discuss the Podcast on Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/PopcornCulture/  Follow the Show on Twitter: https://twitter.com/apopcast  Follow SCB on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/carlinbrothers/  Follow SCB on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@super_carlin_brothers Discuss the Podcast on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHfIbq9thHPC8yrKjAdJgDA    Alternate Titles:  The Light Saber Incremental Changes The Immediacy of Tomorrow Triangles are Stronger Why Is No One on Twitter?!

You know what really grinds Jon's gears? Well, now you will. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the first edition of the Nielsen Ratings. A new monthly endeavor in the life of one of our hosts. You'll hear a little math, a little slice of life, and a little bit of everything in between. While you're here, join us on Discord! https://discord.gg/aydMgvUN9d

You know what really grinds Jon's gears? Well, now you will. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the first edition of the Nielsen Ratings. A new monthly endeavor in the life of one of our hosts. You'll hear a little math, a little slice of life, and a little bit of everything in between. While you're here, join us on Discord! https://discord.gg/aydMgvUN9d

In radio news, Nielsen Ratings company is sold. Westwood One enters in to a multi year contract to continue NFL radio coverage. We will let you know what is happening on the street, and continue our look at the Nielsen February Personal People Meter Ratings. Next, Jennifer will come along with her call letter and format changes. This will be followed by part 2 of our coverage of WLW celebrating their hundred year anniversary. This weeks classic aircheck, takes us to Hartford Ct, and Ron Landry from WDRC AM on November 11th, 1964. Finally we move to Danbury CT and classic hits as heard on WDAQ FM HD4.

Learn what the holy grail of connected TV (CTV) might be. "In Other News," we discuss which Nielsen ratings alternatives are leading the pack and what the biggest viewership challenge for baseball is. Tune in to the discussion with our analyst Paul Verna.   For sponsorship opportunities contact us:   advertising@insiderintelligence.com.   For more information visit:   https://www.insiderintelligence.com/contact/advertise/ Have questions or just want to say hi? Drop us a line at podcast@emarketer.com   © 2021 Insider Intelligence     

We review possible reasons Ted blunders through a speaking engagement, learn about the Nielsen Ratings, and glassware that everyone had back in the 1970s. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Dan Peck leads us through the entire Pro Wrestling Monday Night War of the mid-90s to early 2000s.  This week, the Nielsen Ratings gave the shows their first tie.

Gregg Sandheinrich is joined by Greg Dolan to discuss the latest stories impacting the M&E industry.  But first, they discuss how they spent their summer vacations (1:40), their thoughts on the season 2 of Ted Lasso (11:31), Gregg's thoughts on who should be the next Bond (13:18), and Gregg shares some feedback from the previous XAD episode ‘Land of Gold' (16:35).  Next they tap into the “Medium-Speed Newswire” to talk about NAB's latest announcement on the upcoming show's safety protocols (19:23), Discovery's David Zaslav slams The Nielsen Ratings claiming the system is broken (30:16).  NETFLIX and Hulu announce plans to dive into (disrupt?) the already-crowded gaming industry (49:50). 

This week, it's the season 2 premiere of Streaming Into the Void, and we're angry! Nielsen Ratings Show Notes 'Black Widow': Movie Theater Owners Claim Disney Lost Money on Film ‘Bridgerton': Netflix Shuts Down Season 2 Shoot For Second Time After Another Covid Case HBO Pauses Production On ‘Game Of Thrones' Prequel Due To Positive Covid Case 'Matilda' Follows 'Bridgerton' In Suffering Covid Outbreak For Netflix Netflix (NFLX) Q2 2021 earnings Netflix becomes largest commissioner of new scripted European content Netflix Co-CEO Ted Sarandos Throws Flag On The Idea Of Buying Live Sports Rights HBO Max and HBO Gain 2.8 Million Subscribers in Q2, AT&T Raises Year-End Target for Streaming Service ‘Manifest' May Be Saved As Netflix, NBC Eye New Season Of Canceled Series CNN+: CNN will launch new streaming service in 2022 Comcast CEO Brian Roberts and ViacomCBS Chairman Shari Redstone Met to Discuss Streaming Partnership Money In The Bank Streaming Issues On Peacock Make Part Of WWE PPV Unwatchable TV Networks Call for Nielsen Ratings to Lose Accreditation Recommendations Ted Lasso Demon Slayer The Olympics NBC / CBC Mets Baseball

Adrian and Simon review director M. Night Shyamalan's new horror film Old. Adrian also dives into the 10 films that he watched over this past week; including (but not limited to) Happy Death Day 2U, all 5 Purge films, the 2 Escape Room films, and Freaky. Additionally, they discuss Warner Brothers 2022 film release strategy, the changing landscape for viewership tracking company Nielsen Ratings, and the lawsuit settled between network AMC and The Walking Dead season 1 showrunner Frank Darabont. Plus, based on listener mail they compare Marvel's Black Widow film with popular spy movies like the Daniel Craig starring Casino Royale. As a conversational podcast, we invite questions and comments to be featured on our show. Please send your letter to splitfocuspodcast@gmail.com to be showcased on future episodes.

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This week The TV Boys sit down to discuss Travis Fimmel. Whether traveling aboard a wooden ship in Vikings or a spaceship in Raised by Wolves he always has an icy stare and gives a gripping and entertaining performance.

There was a lot of news in the world of streaming this week, so I'm here to help break some of it down. WandaVision releases first two episodes The Russo brothers, Tom Holland, and a number of returning shows to AppleTV+ First look at the new Mortal Kombat film coming to HBOMax in April Netflix dominates the Nielsen Ratings for 2020 WandaVision: Recap/Review For All Mankind: Season 1 Episode Subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts!

Act One Podcast - Episode 11 - Interview with Assistant Executive Director of the WGA West, Charles Slocum.Charles Slocum is an Assistant Executive Director at the Writer's Guild of America, West, and previously worked at Paramount Pictures as a financial analyst, NBC as a game show judge, and ABC as a Nielsen Ratings analyst. He has a BA from the Newhouse School at Syracuse University, an MBA from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, an MA in Theology and Film from Fuller Seminary where he wrote about the similarities between film and the Incarnation, and a ThM from Fuller looking at theology and culture. He is the former Board chair for Act One and now a Board member of MasterMedia International.The Act One Podcast is a weekly podcast that provides insight and inspiration about the business and craft of Hollywood from a Christian perspective.Support the show (https://actoneprogram.com/donate/)

In this week's episode of Analytics Neat we take a look at the Coca-Cola media and creative review and Verizon Media Group's ConnectID solution on the Undercard. For the Main Event, we dig into the updates coming from Nielsen for TV Ad measurement and ratings. All this and more in this week's episode of Analytics Neat. Thanks for listening! iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/analytics-neat/id1350608276?mt=2 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2DIz7pDt5IYA2VJ86LbaK3 Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/m/Iaeur7hjizv7s654nbcsfgtxsmq?t=Analytics_Neat Amazon: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/3f77907d-81b7-46ff-a9cd-12c3c539a2ad/Analytics-Neat Continue the conversation on Twitter with #AnalyticsNeat https://twitter.com/BillBruno https://twitter.com/AnalyticsNeat Visit BillBruno.com

eMarketer principal analyst Mark Dolliver, junior analyst Blake Droesch, and vice president of content studio at Insider Intelligence Paul Verna discuss whether WarnerMedia just killed movie theaters, why Salesforce is buying Slack, why Facebook's buying Kustomer, the first few cases of Facebook's Oversight Board, Nielsen readies to change its TV ratings, shopping carts on WhatsApp, how much cash can fit in your pocket at once, and more.

On this edition of Zeit Of The Talkyries Jack and DJ Danl discuss Deadpool 3 being in the works, the Animaniacs being back on Hulu, Rick Scott has contracted COVID, the Raptors are playing in Tampa Bay and Klay Thompson is out for the entire season with an Achilles tear, and how Netflix dominates the Nielsen ratings. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Mark and Matt welcome BTL Fan, Ralph Young, who gave a live report from the water at Lake Hartwell during Day Two of the Bassmaster Eastern Open. Great stuff from Ralph. Plus, the Nielsen Ratings explained by TV Executive, John Kelbe. Good stuff.

WWE's rushed, post-SummerSlam PPV Payback left us wanting for more so this week we're eating Jabronis For Breakfast. Join us as we dissect the forementioned event and cast our picks for this weekend's AEW All Out PPV. We also have a stacked edition of The Savage Sentinel, where we bring you all the hot and juicy bits including the new and improved Nielsen Ratings, New Jack's estranged son, and so much more. Snap into it!

WWE's rushed, post-SummerSlam PPV Payback left us wanting for more so this week we're eating Jabronis For Breakfast. Join us as we dissect the forementioned event and cast our picks for this weekend's AEW All Out PPV. We also have a stacked edition of The Savage Sentinel, where we bring you all the hot and juicy bits including the new and improved Nielsen Ratings, New Jack's estranged son, and so much more. Snap into it!

Americans love music according to Nielsen, Sonos has a new amp, and RTI has a new training program.

Americans love music according to Nielsen, Sonos has a new amp, and RTI has a new training program.

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“Radio is dying.”“Radio is dead.” “My friends and I don't listen to the radio. We (blah, blah, blah) instead.” “No one listens to the radio anymore, especially in high-tech places like San Francisco, in the heart of Silicon Valley. That's right, isn't it?”Isn't it? A few paragraphs from now, I'm going to tell you exactly how many people we're reaching in San Francisco each week and precisely how many times the average San Franciscan hears our radio ad. But first, let's look at why we can trust those numbers.You've heard of the Gallup Poll and you've heard of the Nielsen Ratings. And of course, you understand scientific survey methodology and statistical analysis. Nielsen measures San Francisco's radio listening habits continuously, using a sample size of about 2,400 adults.Oh? You say you don't understand scientific survey methodology and statistical analysis? You didn't know the Gallup Poll is usually based on just 1,000 interviews? And that those 1,000 persons represent the entire population of the Unites States with a high degree of accuracy? “How can a poll of only 1,004 Americans represent 260 million people with only a 3 percent margin of error?” This is the name of an article you'll find in the online archives of Scientific American. In that article, Professor Andrew Gelman of the departments of statistics and political science at Columbia University, says, “The margin of error depends inversely on the square root of the sample size.” This is what Professor Gelman is saying: The smaller the universe, the larger the percentage of that universe must be queried. If you want to know the opinions of a universe of 10 people, you've got to ask all 10 of them. The larger the universe, the smaller the percentage of that universe must be queried. To accurately measure the opinions of 700 people, you've got to ask 250 of them. But a sample size of only 384 persons will measure the opinions of 1,000,000 people with an identical degree of accuracy. When the Gallup organization wants to get nitpickingly accurate, they crank their sample size up to 1,500 persons. And that's to measure the whole United States. That Nielsen sample of 2,400 persons in San Francisco isn't looking quite so small anymore, is it? By the way, the annual report of Nielsen Holdings indicates they had revenues of $6,572,000,000 last year. That's right. Six and a half billion dollars to monitor our listening and viewing habits. I say “monitor” because Nielsen doesn't trust our memories or our motives. Nielsen gives each of those 2,400 San Franciscans a small, electronic device to carry with them each day. This “Portable People Meter” detects the radio stations to which you listen, and notes the precise times that you listen to each station, each day. This data is uploaded to Nielsen and serves as the basis of their ratings report. Electronic devices don't lie.Nielsen's methodology and math are irrefutable and unimpeachable. I say we can trust Nielsen's numbers. What say you? We recently negotiated a weekly schedule on the broadcast radio stations of San Francisco. That schedule reaches 43% of the total (18+) population of that city an average of 2.7 times each week, 52 weeks a year, at a total cost of 47 cents per person/per year. This means each of more than 2.5 million San Franciscans will hear our full-length message an average of 140 times in 2018. (52 x 2.7 = 140.4) About 50 percent of America spends enough time listening to the radio each week that you can efficiently and affordably reach those customers with sufficient repetition to become a household word, an intimate component of their daily life. This familiarity accelerates and enhances every other effort at selling; email, online, outdoor, voice-to-voice on the telephone, and face-to-face on the sales floor.In the first chapter of the book of Genesis, it is written 11 times, “And God said…” The only description we are given of God in the book

Show Notes for Episode 2: The Streaming Wars   “Is This the End of TV?”  Article by The Guardian - Deals with the two recent announcements by HBO and CBS regarding their streaming service. Nielsen Ratings for the week of November 10th through 16th CBS takes 10 of the top 25 spots as it continues it's dominates in the ratings among the networks. We recorded this episode a little while ago, so here is a review on CBS's streaming service   HBO CEO says they will go after non-HBO cable subscribers for stand-alone service We talked a little bit about the SEC Network and college sports. Here is an article about the deals that the SEC Network and how many subscribers they are gaining. Some background on the deal with Crackle regarding Joe Dirt 2.

According to the Nielsen Ratings, VH 1's “Love and Hip Hop” is the most popular TV show among African American females. I find that interesting because every single one of the characters is the exact opposite of what great men look for in a wife. Tune into “Barbershop Talk Tuesdays TONIGHT at 9:00pm EST as we break down season 2 of Love and Hip Hop and discuss how their attitudes and behaviors will leave them all without LOVE. Listen LIVE by calling 646 200 0366 or online worldwide at www.DedanTolbertShow.com

The Intermission - #13 - Nielsen Ratings - Alright, let's have an awkward conversation. It's time, guys. The Nielsen Ratings really aren't evil. They're just misunderstood.