Sports - March 2010
For fans of NCAA basketball, it has been an upset-filled start to March Madness. But there are no surprises in household viewing patterns in the top markets tracked by Nielsen.
[read more]Nielsen data over the past six weeks shows that “golf” returned as the most relevant topic to Tiger Woods in online conversations.
[read more]With so much anticipation for Tiger’s return to golf, many are speculating about just how high Masters ratings will be.
[read more]Olympians Lindsey Vonn (U.S.) and Alexandre Bilodeau (Canada) are the top gold medal buzz winners for their respective countries.
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A Nielsen survey asking Olympics viewers about commercials aired during NBC’s primetime Olympic coverage through February 20 shows that six of the ten most liked ads contained an Olympics theme.
[read more]In contrast to the Super Bowl, the primetime Winter Olympic TV audience is predominantly female, according to an analysis of primetime Winter Olympic viewership data through February 21.
[read more]Nearly 13 percent of viewers tuning in to last week’s Olympic opening ceremonies were also surfing the web, according to data gathered from Nielsen’s TV and Internet convergence panel.
[read more]Freestyle skiing, which includes men’s and women’s moguls competition, was the most popular Olympic sport among U.S. TV weekend viewers through February 15, according to a minute-by-minute analysis of viewing conducted by The Nielsen Company.
[read more]The Nielsen Company analyzed online discussions among 25 high-profile athletes and medal winners involved in the Winter Olympics and found that American speed skater Apolo Ohno is the most buzzed-about athlete so far.
[read more]Nielsen demographic data reveals that significant gains in minority viewership were contributing factors to Sunday’s record audience of 106.5 million Super Bowl viewers.
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