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Nielsen's first notes suggest that Thursday's Capitol Hill theater day could be one of the world's biggest days and nights for cable news channels, with Fox News, MSNBC and CNN attracting more than 10 million viewers. .
Fox News led with 5.3 million, followed by MSNBC (3.3 million) and CNN (2.1 million). Each network devoted all day to an overall coverage starting Thursday morning and continuing during prime time Thursday night. Fox News beat the competition during his live testimony (10 am to 7 pm ET). average audience of 5.7 million, against 2.9 million for MSNBC and 2.5 million for CNN.
Among viewers 25-54, the most wanted demographic by advertisers, Fox News was the first with 1.07 million, while CNN was second at 736,000 and MSNBC was third at 464,000.
In prime time, Fox led with 5.5 million hours. The biggest hour of the evening was Sean Hannity, who had a total audience of 5.86 million, ahead of Rachel Maddow of MSNBC (4.03 million) and Chris Cuomo of CNN (1.89 million). ). Laura Ingraham and Tucker Carlson of FNC also received a mark of Ingraham angle offering a total audience of 5.37 million and Tucker Carlson tonight pulling 5.28 million.
The broadcast networks also broadcast live testimonials, with full coverage on ABC, CBS and NBC, as well as streaming online. CBS News said Thursday was the most watched day of the year for its streaming news service, CBSN, while CNN reports that the network's digital coverage has attracted more than 8.2 million "departures". direct "on CNN.com. On YouTube and Facebook, the network's digital audience exceeds 10 million.
Fox News Digital has recorded its highest number of video starts this year, with 3 million video starts and 8 million live streaming insiders.
Overall, while the auditions were in progress – roughly from 10:00 to 18:45 ET – about 20% of all US households were watching.
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(Matt McClain / Pool / The Washington Post via Getty Images)
Nielsen's first notes suggest that Thursday's Capitol Hill theater day could be one of the world's biggest days and nights for cable news channels, with Fox News, MSNBC and CNN attracting more than 10 million viewers. .
Fox News led with 5.3 million, followed by MSNBC (3.3 million) and CNN (2.1 million). Each network devoted all day to an overall coverage starting Thursday morning and continuing during prime time Thursday night. Fox News beat the competition during his live testimony (10 am to 7 pm ET). average audience of 5.7 million, against 2.9 million for MSNBC and 2.5 million for CNN.
Among viewers 25-54, the most wanted demographic by advertisers, Fox News was the first with 1.07 million, while CNN was second at 736,000 and MSNBC was third at 464,000.
In prime time, Fox led with 5.5 million hours. The biggest hour of the evening was Sean Hannity, who had a total audience of 5.86 million, ahead of Rachel Maddow of MSNBC (4.03 million) and Chris Cuomo of CNN (1.89 million). ). Laura Ingraham and Tucker Carlson of FNC also received a mark of Ingraham angle offering a total audience of 5.37 million and Tucker Carlson tonight pulling 5.28 million.
The broadcast networks also broadcast live testimonials, with full coverage on ABC, CBS and NBC, as well as streaming online. CBS News said Thursday was the most watched day of the year for its streaming news service, CBSN, while CNN reports that the network's digital coverage has attracted more than 8.2 million "departures". direct "on CNN.com. On YouTube and Facebook, the network's digital audience exceeds 10 million.
Fox News Digital has recorded its highest number of video starts this year, with 3 million video starts and 8 million live streaming insiders.
Overall, while the auditions were in progress – roughly from 10:00 to 18:45 ET – about 20% of all US households were watching.
