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Do D*, TiVo, or any other entity with a set top box and feedback capabilities play into the Neilsen ratings? Or, is it strictly on a random/voluntary basis?
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I wonder if the "ratings" are registered when a show is recorded, or when a show is viewed. If it's the latter, they're gonna hate me during ratings weeks. We record "serial" shows like prison break, and 24, then watch them over consecutive nights when the season is over.jonaswan2 said:
Just started watchin seson 2 of prison break this week.--Mike
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Does this apply to my directivo as well?jonaswan2 said:
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I was approached by Nielsen a couple of years ago. In the journal I had to keep I wrote down what I watched when I actually watched it, and there was a column where I documented when it actually aired and I recorded it.greenie95125 said:
I'm guessing that the ratings you see reported every week are pretty much what is watched live (or maybe nearly live), but that's just my guess based on the timing of their release. How the timeshifting affects any aspects that the ratings are based on I couldn't begin to guess.
If a show has a significant audience that watches it at a time other than when it airs, does that come into play in determining what they charge advertisers? Is there a significant enough number of those situations that it would really have ANY effect? Are those numbers who time-shift actually ignored advertising-wise because chances are good those people wouldn't be watching the ads anyway? All questions I have absolutely no answer for!
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