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Black TV Ratings for Week of March 1 - 7 Black
nominees, winners at The Oscars deliver all-time high audience for ABC
(March
10, 2010) With anticipation that the film, "Precious" might deliver
multiple African-American winners at this year's Academy Awards, black
households watched Hollywood's biggest night in record numbers. More
than four million black viewers tuned in to the special, topping last
year's audience of 3.0 million and taking the No.1 spot on the week's
most watched program. ABC network's Red Carpet pre-awards coverage
pulled in 2.6 million viewers for the No.2 position on the Top 25.
African-Americans were 10.3 percent of the total audience of 41.7
million for the Oscars. "Precious" walked away with two awards including
best supporting actress for Mo'Nique.
The record-setting viewership wasn't enough for ABC to overtake CBS as
the week's most watched TV network in black homes. CBS notched 14.2
million viewers for nine of its chart making shows. ABC posted 13.4
million for six of its entries. Fox came in third with 10.4 million for
six shows.
The total number of viewers watching the Top 25 most popular shows in
black homes, according to Nielsen, was 40.1 million. That represents an
increase of 22.5 percent over the previous week's total of 32 million.
Top 25
Broadcast Shows in Black Households
Rank | Program | Network | % AA Homes | No.
of AA Viewers 2+
1
ACADEMY
AWARDS
ABC
20.9
4,317
2
OSCAR'S
RED CARPET 2010
ABC
13.9
2,687
3
AMERICAN
IDOL-TUESDAY
FOX
12.8
2,491
4
AMERICAN
IDOL-WEDNESDAY
FOX
12.6
2,439
5
AMERICAN
IDOL THU SP-3/4
FOX
10.1
2,011
6
BARBARA
WALTERS SP-3/7
ABC
10.1
1,873
7
THE GOOD
WIFE
CBS
9.7
1,812
8
NCIS: LOS
ANGELES
CBS
9.2
1,732
9
NCIS
CBS
8.4
1,594
10
CSI: NY
CBS
8.4
1,468
11
THE
MENTALIST
CBS
8.2
1,470
12
CSI: MIAMI
CBS
8.2
1,418
13
GREY'S
ANATOMY-THU 9PM
ABC
8.2
1,442
14
CSI
CBS
8.2
1,559
15
CRIMINAL
MINDS
CBS
7.2
1,312
16
PRIVATE
PRACTICE
ABC
7.0
1,162
17
24
FOX
6.5
1,280
18
LAW &
ORDER:SVU-WED 9PM
NBC
6.3
1,080
19
AMW:
AMERICA FIGHTS BACK
FOX
6.0
1,196
20
THE
BACHELOR
ABC
5.9
1,043
21
MEDIUM
CBS
5.7
1,004
22
LAW &
ORDER:SVU-SAT
NBC
5.6
923
23
TWO AND A
HALF MEN
CBS
5.6
926
24
20/20-FRI
ABC
5.4
918
25
COPS 2
FOX
5.4
1,016
Source: Nielsen Media
Research. Number of viewers ages 2+ shown in thousands (1,000 = 1
million). Rankings are based on share of black households. Representing
more than 13.45 million television households in the U.S., the
African-American television audience is the largest minority segment in
Nielsen measurement samples. All times eastern.
Click here for last week's Top 25 TV chart
15th
Annual Edition 'Buying Power of Black America' report
breaks down billions in expenditures (January
19, 2010) Black consumers are responding to tighter economic
condition by focusing more of their spending on items and services
that improve their homes and lifestyle. That's one of the trends
revealed in the 15th annual report, "The Buying Power of Black
America," published by Target Market News. The report analyzes
spending for black households in 2008 and finds that
African-Americans...
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