Nine’s Olympic ratings run begins
Massive TV crowds turned up for the first night of Live competition in Paris.
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Nine won the last week of ratings which included Olympic preview content and the first day of competition.
Saturday night audiences were 1.82m in National TV Audience with Nine drawing a massive 56.7% primetime share.
Travel Guides topped the week in entertainment at 1.14m.
Best for Seven was Seven News Sunday at 1.33m with Have You Been Paying Attention? best for 10 at 820,000.
| SEVEN + AFFILIATES | NINE + AFFILIATES | 10 + AFFILIATES | SBS | ABC | ||
| TOTAL PEOPLE | TV | 28.74% | 30.49% | 14.05% | 8.09% | 17.45% |
| BVOD | 20.07% | 38.69% | 8.87% | 13.37% | 19.00% | |
| Total TV | 27.72% | 31.46% | 13.44% | 8.71% | 17.63% | |
| PEOPLE 25-54 | TV | 27.08% | 34.05% | 18.10% | 6.35% | 13.66% |
| BVOD | 20.52% | 44.07% | 9.80% | 9.77% | 15.84% | |
| Total TV | 25.80% | 36.01% | 16.48% | 7.02% | 14.08% | |
| PEOPLE 16-39 | TV | 26.96% | 34.90% | 17.78% | 4.85% | 14.58% |
| BVOD | 19.55% | 48.61% | 9.21% | 7.39% | 15.25% | |
| Total TV | 25.00% | 38.53% | 15.51% | 5.52% | 14.75% |
Nine:
10:
Taskmaster:
Highest shares of the season on Thursday.
This season’s national total audience (580,000) is up 12% vs. 2023.
10 News First:
Weeknight up 6% year-on-year so far in July.
Weekend news is up 7%.
Deal Or No Deal:
Lifts 10’s 6pm timeslot audience 25% vs. same point in 2023.
Nickelodeon:
Prime time audience up 24% year-on-year last week.
#1 commercial multi-channel in kids’ daytime.
10 Play:
Achieving its biggest year ever.
Up 16% last week and up 36% year to-date vs. 2023.
Source: OzTAM, Regional TAM, OzTAM National VPM, Consolidated 7, Virtual Australia, 7 Day Total, 10 Play lift is total minutes viewed, Deal Or No Deal lift is 6-6.30pm M-F Week, Nickelodeon daytime is 6am-6pm, 0-12s, 10 News First July 1-28 vs. July 2023, Consolidated 7
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With apologies for disturbing you during a well earned (semi) break, but a clarification question please David. You have previously clarified that the two core weeks of the Summer Olympics are excluded from the ratings yearly calculation (so weeks ending Saturday 03 and 10 August) but given weekly wins are no longer the main measure (I gather share assessed over the full ratings year is the main measure), for the 3 or 4 nights of the Olympics (such as Saturday 27 July) which fall outside of these two weeks, are these also excluded do you know? Thank you.
This happens a lot. Networks have traditionally issued data without two weeks Sun – Sat x 2.