[ SECRET POST #4151 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4151 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Uh, watching on Hulu and Netflix isn't the same as watching on illegal sites. And not every house is a Nielsen house.

[(Anonymous)]

Uh, watching on Hulu and Netflix isn't the same as watching on illegal sites.

Yeah, that's some bullshit on OP's part right there.

[morieris]

"If you support the show legally, fuck you!"

[(Anonymous)]

"Literally paying for a subscription service to watch the show? Not good enough"

[(Anonymous)]

LOL, right?

[(Anonymous)]

It doesn't matter if you're a Nielson house. If you're watching it on TV/legal streaming, you're also watching the ads, even if you're fast-forwarding through them.

[(Anonymous)]

If you're watching it on TV but aren't a Nielsen house, then you are watching the ads but the network/advertisers have no actual way to know that you're watching the ads, which means that it makes no actual difference in anything. The point isn't to watch ads for the sake of the ads; the point is to watch ads so that advertisers will pay the TV network and they'll keep making the show you like.

[(Anonymous)]

I think with modern cable, they know what you're watching. They know what gets watched on DVR, at any rate. It's only broadcast tv that they have no way of documenting without sending out a survey.

[(Anonymous)]

Uh, yes, it does matter, actually. If you're not a Nielson house, the network has no way of knowing whether or not you're watching the ads. That's the whole point of being a Nielson house - they're tracking what you watch.