Politics - January 2010
More than 48 million viewers across 34 million homes tuned into to President Obama’s State of the Union address which was broadcast on 11 networks.
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The latest Nielsen/Oxford University survey finds that Asian and Latin American Countries most concerned about climate change, while climate scientists viewed as most trustworthy source of environmental information.
[read more]President Obama made his seventh prime time appearance this year to announce a strategy for U.S. involvement in Afghanistan. The speech was carried live on Tuesday December 1, 2009 from 8:00PM to approximately 8:36PM on 10 television networks.
[read more]In its first week of publication, Going Rogue: An American Life by former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin was the highest-selling book of the week in the U.S. according to Nielsen Bookscan.
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On Friday, November 13, Nielsen’s Melissa Davies, Research Director, Healthcare, Online division, will present testimony at an FDA hearing surrounding the pharmaceutical industry and regulations surrounding social media.
[read more]Election Day is closing in, and Nielsen provides an update on the ad buys by each candidate in three contentious races in Virginia, New Jersey and New York.
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Recently, the FCC laid out its priorities for the wireless industry and the recognition that wireless networks deserve special consideration was very encouraging.
[read more]With less than a month to go before Election Day, Nielsen analyzed the ad buys in three of the most anticipated political races this year: New York City Mayor, and Virginia and New Jersey Governor.
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President Obama’s recent health care address restored some confidence in his handling of the topic according to a focus group polled by CBS News in conjunction with Nielsen.
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As the debate on health care in the U.S. continues, President Obama detailed his vision for health insurance reform in his second address to a joint session of Congress…
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