[ SECRET POST #2380 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2380 ⌋

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Comments

Re: what do you do?

[dethtoll]

Not that it would anyway -- most ratings systems are archaic at best and sometimes outright broken, and internet views simply aren't counted.

Re: what do you do?

[(Anonymous)]

MTV's are, fwiw. Same with Nickelodeon, HBO and associated channels, Showtime and associated channels, and AMC.

Re: what do you do?

[(Anonymous)]

Totally depends on the network and the show. More and more are taking internet views into consideration these days.

Re: what do you do?

[(Anonymous)]

That's not even close to the truth anymore. ABC and CBS are the only nationwide channels that applies to these days.

Re: what do you do?

[(Anonymous)]

Your knowledge about ratings systems is archaic.

Re: what do you do?

[mekkio]

It doesn't matter if internet views were counted. The OP is another country. The commercials shown on the internet shows are for a distinctive market. For example, let's say the commercials are for the US chain, Bubba's hardware store. How is Bubba going to make a buck off of someone outside the US? Views equal how much a network can charge for commercials. The larger the numbers, the more potential market, the more potential market, the more a network can charge for commercial time.