Tv news ratings

TV news ratings refer to the number of viewers who watch a particular news program or network on a given day or week. Here are some key metrics used to measure TV news ratings:

  1. Viewership: The total number of people who watch a news program or network.
  2. Rating: A percentage of the total number of households with TVs that are tuned in to a particular program or network. For example, a rating of 1.0 means that 1% of households with TVs are watching the program.
  3. Share: The percentage of households with TVs that are watching a particular program or network, out of all households with TVs that are watching TV at the same time. For example, a share of 20% means that 20% of households with TVs that are watching TV are watching the program.
  4. Average audience: The average number of viewers who watch a program or network over a given period of time, such as a week or a month.
  5. Demographics: The age, gender, and other characteristics of the viewers who watch a program or network.

Here are some recent TV news ratings for major networks in the United States:

Cable News Networks:

  1. Fox News: 2.4 million viewers (average audience) in 2022
  2. MSNBC: 1.8 million viewers (average audience) in 2022
  3. CNN: 1.2 million viewers (average audience) in 2022
  4. CNBC: 400,000 viewers (average audience) in 2022
  5. HLN (Headline News): 300,000 viewers (average audience) in 2022

Network News Programs:

  1. NBC Nightly News: 8.4 million viewers (average audience) in 2022
  2. ABC World News Tonight: 7.4 million viewers (average audience) in 2022
  3. CBS Evening News: 6.4 million viewers (average audience) in 2022
  4. PBS NewsHour: 2.4 million viewers (average audience) in 2022

Morning News Programs:

  1. Good Morning America (ABC): 4.5 million viewers (average audience) in 2022
  2. Today (NBC): 4.2 million viewers (average audience) in 2022
  3. CBS This Morning: 2.8 million viewers (average audience) in 2022
  4. Fox & Friends (Fox News): 2.2 million viewers (average audience) in 2022

Note: These ratings are based on Nielsen Media Research data and are subject to change.