Go on, click it, it's written in the first sentence.

Quote Regional TAM and AGB Nielsen Media Research welcome you to the download site for daily regional television audience ratings'" https://secure.atraustralia.com.au/regi ... glogin.htm Click that one too while you're at it. Know all know farking nothing.

Quote Regional TAM and AGB Nielsen Media Research welcome you to the download site for daily regional television audience ratings'" https://secure.atraustralia.com.au/regi ... glogin.htm Click that one too while you're at it. Know all know farking nothing.

Come on Dally, you want it to be proved by going to an Australian RL forum??? Oh please.

your dead wrong here.

oztam is capitals only.

Mate, I've been saying all along that Oztam don't just do State Capitals as you stated they do. Now you're trying to show me evidence of what I said.

oh dear. We few, we happy few.

You've been on the grog tonight surely!!!

Quote ="dally messenger"your dead wrong here. oztam is capitals only.'" But it says this on their home page??? OzTAM is the official source of television audience measurement (TAM), covering the five city metropolitan areas and nationally for Subscription TV. Then go here for National reports. B1 etc. www.oztam.com.au/Archives.aspx?Year=2010

Quote ="dally messenger"your dead wrong here. oztam is capitals only.'" But it says this on their home page??? OzTAM is the official source of television audience measurement (TAM), covering the five city metropolitan areas and nationally for Subscription TV. Then go here for National reports. B1 etc. www.oztam.com.au/Archives.aspx?Year=2010

Quote ="Rooster Booster"Mate, I've been saying all along that Oztam don't just do State Capitals as you stated they do. Now you're trying to show me evidence of what I said. oh dear. We few, we happy few. You've been on the grog tonight surely!!!'" huh? Regionals https://secure.atraustralia.com.au/regi ... glogin.htm And it states " Quote Regional TAM and AGB Nielsen Media Research welcome you to the download site for daily regional television audience ratings'" Metro www.oztam.com.au/ And it states " Quote OzTAM is the official source of television audience measurement (TAM), covering the five city metropolitan areas and nationally for Subscription TV.'" Now get off the drugs, or if you're straight, start taking some FFS.

Quote ="Rooster Booster"Mate, I've been saying all along that Oztam don't just do State Capitals as you stated they do. Now you're trying to show me evidence of what I said. oh dear. We few, we happy few. You've been on the grog tonight surely!!!'" huh? Regionals https://secure.atraustralia.com.au/regi ... glogin.htm And it states " Quote Regional TAM and AGB Nielsen Media Research welcome you to the download site for daily regional television audience ratings'" Metro www.oztam.com.au/ And it states " Quote OzTAM is the official source of television audience measurement (TAM), covering the five city metropolitan areas and nationally for Subscription TV.'" Now get off the drugs, or if you're straight, start taking some FFS.

nice piece of fishing booster rooster, now admit you're taking the pi$$

In case you are hard of understanding the thread was about a TV show before you took it off into a willy measuring comp on TV ratings, you then bagged a game for getting a crowd of 70k+ while your pi*sant team could only get 18k through the gates, now that's sensible mate, really is.

If the NRL don't do something to get get the Sydney fans off their backsides and into the grounds you are gonna get your national game, but at the expense of all the old clubs, but hey as long as there are people watching on TV hey...

And you called me an idiot

The money is in TV rights these days.

What's wrong with having 20k at the ground and having the most watched shows on TV?

Here's something from last years SOO. www.nrl.com/NewsViews/LatestNews ... fault.aspx Quote Origin smashes ratings records NRL.com Thu, 04 Jun 2009 15:35:00 For the second year in a row, Harvey Norman State of Origin has smashed ratings records with an average of 2.322 million viewers across the five capital cities tuning in to watch the first game of the 2009 series last night. This was more than 177,000 viewers ahead of the previous highest Origin television audience of 2.145 million in Game 3, 2008. A crowd of 50,967 was on hand at Melbourne’s Etihad Stadium to witness the XXXX Queensland Maroons defeat the NSW Aussie Blues 28-18. Adding to the enormous metropolitan television audience was an impressive 1.156 million viewers in regional Queensland, NSW, Victoria and Tasmania. In Sydney, the match was the number one program of the night attracting an average of 991,000 viewers (2008: 897,000) and 40.5 per cent audience share. The match also dominated the market in Brisbane taking a 56.4 per cent audience share with an average of 845,000 viewers (2008: 710,000). The Melbourne television audience increased on last year with the live broadcast of the match attracting an average audience of 330,000 (2008: 283,000). “State of Origin continues to captivate fans and it is pleasing to see yet another ratings record,” ARL Chief Executive, Mr Geoff Carr, said. “NSW showed plenty of heart last night but they will need the crowd behind them to stop Queensland from making it four straight series wins. “I encourage all Blues fans to get to ANZ Stadium on June 24 and help NSW level the series.” NRL Chief Executive, Mr David Gallop, said State of Origin had again demonstrated the depth of support that exists for Rugby League. “Once again the unique skills of our players highlighted the strength of the game as did the size of the audience both at the ground and on television. “There have been a few challenges this year but if anyone needed a reminder about how much they love Rugby League then last night provided it in style.” '" Here's 98 pages Rooster booster to get aquainted with OZ TAM and Regional TAM, and if that's not good enough, click the link in the first post and it'll take you to the first footy TV ratings thread which would have around a thousand pages. yes, we have been collecting the ratings for all sports in Australia since about 2004. It also has rating for SL, S14 from South Africa and NZ. forums.leagueunlimited.com/showt ... p?t=325494

Here's something from last years SOO. www.nrl.com/NewsViews/LatestNews ... fault.aspx Quote Origin smashes ratings records NRL.com Thu, 04 Jun 2009 15:35:00 For the second year in a row, Harvey Norman State of Origin has smashed ratings records with an average of 2.322 million viewers across the five capital cities tuning in to watch the first game of the 2009 series last night. This was more than 177,000 viewers ahead of the previous highest Origin television audience of 2.145 million in Game 3, 2008. A crowd of 50,967 was on hand at Melbourne’s Etihad Stadium to witness the XXXX Queensland Maroons defeat the NSW Aussie Blues 28-18. Adding to the enormous metropolitan television audience was an impressive 1.156 million viewers in regional Queensland, NSW, Victoria and Tasmania. In Sydney, the match was the number one program of the night attracting an average of 991,000 viewers (2008: 897,000) and 40.5 per cent audience share. The match also dominated the market in Brisbane taking a 56.4 per cent audience share with an average of 845,000 viewers (2008: 710,000). The Melbourne television audience increased on last year with the live broadcast of the match attracting an average audience of 330,000 (2008: 283,000). “State of Origin continues to captivate fans and it is pleasing to see yet another ratings record,” ARL Chief Executive, Mr Geoff Carr, said. “NSW showed plenty of heart last night but they will need the crowd behind them to stop Queensland from making it four straight series wins. “I encourage all Blues fans to get to ANZ Stadium on June 24 and help NSW level the series.” NRL Chief Executive, Mr David Gallop, said State of Origin had again demonstrated the depth of support that exists for Rugby League. “Once again the unique skills of our players highlighted the strength of the game as did the size of the audience both at the ground and on television. “There have been a few challenges this year but if anyone needed a reminder about how much they love Rugby League then last night provided it in style.” '" Here's 98 pages Rooster booster to get aquainted with OZ TAM and Regional TAM, and if that's not good enough, click the link in the first post and it'll take you to the first footy TV ratings thread which would have around a thousand pages. yes, we have been collecting the ratings for all sports in Australia since about 2004. It also has rating for SL, S14 from South Africa and NZ. forums.leagueunlimited.com/showt ... p?t=325494

Quote ="eels fan"Here's something from last years SOO. www.nrl.com/NewsViews/LatestNews ... fault.aspx Here's 98 pages Rooster booster to get aquainted with OZ TAM and Regional TAM, and if that's not good enough, click the link in the first post and it'll take you to the first footy TV ratings thread which would have around a thousand pages. yes, we have been collecting the ratings for all sports in Australia since about 2004. It also has rating for SL, S14 from South Africa and NZ. forums.leagueunlimited.com/showt ... p?t=325494'" Pity that doesn't translate in the TV deal - as you said the revenue is all in TV - no wonder the AFL are laughing their socks off at the NRL - they have the TV monies and the bums on seats revenues - seems only one winner here!!!

Quote ="eels fan"Here's something from last years SOO. www.nrl.com/NewsViews/LatestNews ... fault.aspx Here's 98 pages Rooster booster to get aquainted with OZ TAM and Regional TAM, and if that's not good enough, click the link in the first post and it'll take you to the first footy TV ratings thread which would have around a thousand pages. yes, we have been collecting the ratings for all sports in Australia since about 2004. It also has rating for SL, S14 from South Africa and NZ. forums.leagueunlimited.com/showt ... p?t=325494'" Pity that doesn't translate in the TV deal - as you said the revenue is all in TV - no wonder the AFL are laughing their socks off at the NRL - they have the TV monies and the bums on seats revenues - seems only one winner here!!!

Anyone got any hard facts on that over the first two weeks of the comp?

TBF NRL crowds are increasing slowly but surely. Addition of GC has helped booost overall attendances and 2 or 3 clubs have shown some good growth but the rest are minor improvements and some clubs such as Raiders have gone backwards.

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nope i bagged AFL for being beaten by a RL show in terms of tv ratings

because you feel insecure you then raised crowds.

why did you mention crowds when we were talking about ratings?




insecure

So you would be quite happy for the NRL to play in empty stadia as long as the TV viewers kept growing?

Crowds have yet to reach the levels achieved in 2005 so I suggest crowds have still a way to go

silly question

RL crowds are very good

rl ratings are brilliant

You are the most idiot apologist.

So according to this statement, we will never compare AFL or RL telecasts again.

The RL telecasts are always shown at pathetic times in the AFL states.

Identical situation.

382,000 remains shy te.

Re- the thread:-

Shame for Clive Woody, Little Graeme and Co, that rugby league's new show thrashed the opening game of the AFL season.

Tragedy.





Unfortunately, they have next to nothing as the world's premier rugby competition continues.





Rooster rooter seems to lack an idea when it comes to the TV ratings...

Yeah, RL's ratings include Regionals and the AFL don't

I really couldn't give a flying one, if you are happy with armchair speccies then so be it.

was the show any good? Wasn't on till 12.30am here so didn't get chance to see it.

The point is, little Graeme, that you add the two - gate and TV ratings - together.

And radio and internet related technologies for that matter.

That is a better way of inferring the interest in a sporting event.

Not just the gate.

Get with the program lad.

The big problem for clubs though is that Tv viewers do not equal $'s in the bank. If the NRL TV deal was x% bigger than they wouldn't be worried about bums on seats but it isn;t and probably won;t be for decades. With that being the case bums on seats becomes hugely importnant from a financial sustainability. As I have said many time before, give me crowds of 30,000 every game over an extra 1million TV viewers over a season any day of the week.