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• Worldwide, viewership could total 265 million households, MTV says.
• Viewership peaks around landfall, then tapers off two days afterward.
• Cetv last month hired SRG Research Ltd to audit its viewership.
• NBC officials say many factors contribute to the decline in viewership.
• The ratings and viewership of the show do not justify renewal.
• Much of the networks'lost viewership has gone to cable.
• The unknown problem is how much the lockout will affect viewership.
• How much fan apathy will affect viewership and attendance is unknown.
• The viewership last year was too poor to warrant showing it,
• This glitch causes a significant undercounting of ad and site viewership.
• Bad because there's no way to gauge Latino viewership.
• And viewership among more affluent viewers was also up for February.
• Last year, in terms of viewership, it ranked 12th.
• Convention viewership, however, was generally lower than in 1996.
• Most nightly cable talk shows have seen viewership more than double.
• But that success has helped erode viewership of live sporting events.
• Circulation and viewership never seemed large enough to pay the bills.
• The audience still uses portals, although viewership growth is slowing.
• "American Idol " viewership grew throughout the summer.
• Ackerman said that viewership increased, particularly among women and girls.