Channel Seven dominates television viewership over rival networks as a new TV ratings system launches
A new TV rating system has revealed that Channel Seven is far ahead of its commercial competitors.
Named VOZ, the nightly rating data combines viewers in capital cities, regional areas, and reports from broadcaster on demand services (BVOD) TV black box.
According to VOZ, Seven scored a huge national audience share of 42.3 percent on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.
Meanwhile, Seven’s arch-rival, Channel Nine, managed to grab 36.5 per cent of the available audience, while embattled Channel 10 took in 21.2 per cent of viewers.
According to VOZ, which launched this week, Seven’s biggest hits with national fans are The Chase Australia, Home and Away and Sunrise.
A new TV rating system has revealed that Channel Seven is far ahead of its commercial competitors. Farmer Wants a Wife scored an average nationwide audience of 1.01 million viewers in VOZ ratings
According to VOZ, Seven scored a huge national audience share of 42.3 percent on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. Home and Away is a huge national hit in the VOZ ratings
Farmer Wants a Wife has been revealed as a major blockbuster for Seven under the VOZ system.
The long-running dating show scored a huge national average audience of 1.01 million viewers.
The Chase Australia, meanwhile, was another major success for the network.
The evening favorite attracted a national average of 924,000 fans.
Home and Away also put in an impressive performance with 838,000 viewers, while Sunrise scored 394,000 fans as a national average.
VOZ polls 20,000 people and 16 million connected devices every day, explains James Warburton, Managing Director and CEO of Seven West Media.
According to VOZ, which launched this week, Seven’s biggest hits with national fans are The Chase Australia (pictured), Home and Away and Sunrise.
Sunrise scored 394,000 fans as a national average in the VOZ ratings
“What we’re already seeing from the new VOZ data is that Seven is the content company most Australians go to day in and day out. We reach and speak to more people on multiple screens than anyone else,” Warburton said in a statement.
Meanwhile, Seven dominated Thursday night’s ratings.
The network scored 31 percent of the available audience, while Nine brought in 27.6 percent.
The ABC finished third with 17.1 percent. Channel 10 came in fourth place with just 15.2 percent of viewers.