Kayo Fox announced they had 402,000 paying subcribers as of November 2019, up from 382,000 in June 2019. Time spent on Kayo reached approximately 8.5 hours of weekly user viewing in June driven by the Cricket World Cup with the average customer watching 6 of the 50 different sports available on Kayo each week. The…
Note: the below article was published on TV Blackbox on September 30th. Follow them on twitter at @TV_Blackbox At a time when many proclaimed that broadcast television was dying or dead, the Australian Football League held a steady ship, as 111.4 million people tuned in over the course of the year on the Seven Network…
Final Survey results for how we watch the football/netball.Thanks to everyone who voted! pic.twitter.com/Vq4NkhG0as — sportsindustry (@footyindustryAU) August 25, 2019 Kayo Survey Results – make of them what you willThanks everyone who participated. The other survey will finish later today@DeanRosario @kevinperry et al pic.twitter.com/8oMyOsOoEo — sportsindustry (@footyindustryAU) August 24, 2019
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RATINGS WRAP | AFL Suffers Viewer Drop-off as ASHES CRICKET Dominates Sports Fans Attention | #AFL #NRL #ASHES | FULL STORY – https://t.co/ZyGbcleqOT — sportsindustry (@footyindustryAU) August 7, 2019
Quick and dirty, but heres some Sydney club comparison stuff by request. Annual reports tricky to get exact matches on some line items. pic.twitter.com/Aq0LJRa7jq — sportsindustry (@footyindustryAU) July 31, 2019
SPORTS RATINGS WRAP | Audiences swell as AFL and NRL march towards thrilling finalshttps://t.co/ivpbC3xqLL — sportsindustry (@footyindustryAU) July 31, 2019
SPORTS RATINGS WRAP | Epic night of CRICKET and TENNIS Finals keeps viewers captivatedhttps://t.co/IYRT7o1gg1 — sportsindustry (@footyindustryAU) July 17, 2019
Last Weeks Sports TV Ratingshttps://t.co/1PPCKNiGWh — sportsindustry (@footyindustryAU) July 12, 2019
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Weekend Sports TV Ratings Wrap, thanks to @TV_Blackbox https://t.co/P5bP0nGI9q — sportsindustry (@footyindustryAU) June 12, 2019 https://t.co/TVfdelRvrv — sportsindustry (@footyindustryAU) June 6, 2019
SPORT RATINGS WRAP | Cricket World Cup commences, NRL prepares for Origin, and AFL in China | FULL STORY – https://t.co/4ASciqI5l7 pic.twitter.com/yJDnir4Uz0 — TV Blackbox (@TV_Blackbox) June 5, 2019
Weekend Ratings Wrap, thanks to @TV_Blackbox https://t.co/ETD4mLdMTL — sportsindustry (@footyindustryAU) May 29, 2019
Background Television Nine had the No.1 “event” broadcast with the first QLD vs NSW State of Origin game pipping Seven’s AFL Grand Final. Top rating TV events, 2018 State of Origin Game 1, Nine, 3.44 million AFL Grand Final: West Coast vs Collingwood, Seven, 3.40 million AFL Grand Final presentations, Seven, 3.33 million State of…
Attendance on February 4th (thanks to @au_sport) 2nd Test: Australia d Sri Lanka (d4). Crowd: 2,004 @ Manuka Oval NBL: Illawarra Hawks d Cairns Taipans. Crowd: 2,273 @ WIN Entertainment Centre AFL OPTUS has boosted its support for the WA Football League, adding league naming rights, volunteers and the new WAFL Women’s competition for 2019….
Crowds for Thursday, January 31 (thanks to @au_sport) ABL Championship Series: Brisbane d Perth. Crowd: 2,870 @ Baseball Park BBL: Adelaide Strikers d Hobart Hurricanes. Crowd: 13,836 @ University of Tasmania Stadium W-League: Melbourne City d Sydney FC. Crowd: 1,415 @ WIN Stadium TV Ratings for Thursday, January 31 (thanks to @MediaweekAUS and Mediaspy) BBL:…
