TEN pushes Seven back to third place in Demos
Ratings: Nine won another ratings week, but the real story was a battle between Seven & TEN.
- Published by David Knox
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Last week was another win for Nine in Total People and Demos, as led by The Voice.
But the real news was in TEN nabbing second place in the Demos, pushing Seven back into third place. If TEN had stronger multichannel performances it could have been a real contender.
With schedules changing this week, their run is unlikely to be repeated, but credit where it’s due.
Network:
Nine: 28.8
Seven: 26.2
TEN: 20.6
ABC: 17.5
SBS: 6.8
Best-performing brands for each network were:
Nine: The Voice (Sun: 1.53m), Nine News (Sun: 1.39m), A Current Affair (962,000) and 60 Minutes (792,000).
Seven: Seven News (Sun: 1.3m), House Rules (1.3m / 1.1m), Dancing with the Stars (778,000) and Home and Away (749,000).
TEN: MasterChef Australia (1.36m), The Project (690,000 / 495,000), Have You Been Paying Attention? (630,000) and Family Feud (Simulcast: 630,000).
ABC: ABC News (Sat: 875,000), Father Brown (835,000), and Q & A (774,000).
SBS: Secrets of Britain (330,000), Dan Snow’s History of Railways (325,000), and Byzantium: The Tale of Three Cities (264,000).
Primary channel:
Nine: 19.9
Seven: 18.5
TEN: 15.5
ABC: 12.8
SBS: 5.6
Multichannels:
GEM: 4.6
GO!: 4.3
7TWO: 4.2
7mate: 3.5
ABC2: 2.9
ELEVEN: 2.6
ONE: 2.5
ABC News 24: 1.1
SBS 2: 1.0
ABC3: 0.7
NITV: 0.2
Nine took Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Thursday. Seven won Friday and Saturday, whilst both tied on Wednesday. ABC bettered TEN on Monday, Friday and Saturday.
Nine won Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. Seven scored in Adelaide and Perth.
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