Has anyone noticed The Weather Channel's new promo? Its good, I must say I am watching The Weather Channel the most I have in awhile. Wonder if they see a ratings increase they will go back to showing more weather.
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You Watch During The Storm, Watch Us After The Storm
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When the storm is over, people aren't going to keep tuning in to see people tell them there's not much of note impacting their life.
If they see a rating increase, it's just because of the hurricane, and people probably haven't watched Weather Channel in a while.
They'll burn out on it by the weekend.
At last while the hurricane is eminent, more people can do their water cooler talk (and their talk show topics and their small talk topics) about the same tv programming, like it was when there were five channels....
They'll burn out on it by the weekend.
At last while the hurricane is eminent, more people can do their water cooler talk (and their talk show topics and their small talk topics) about the same tv programming, like it was when there were five channels....
It will be interesting to see how many of the local "WeatherScan" channels offered by local stations on cable and digital subchannels are viewed vs. The Weather Channel in those areas.
People still rely on CNN for breaking news, but I'm curious as to how many turn to TWC for breaking weather news - specifically after they've said "F-you" to viewers by scheduling "March of the Penguins".
People still rely on CNN for breaking news, but I'm curious as to how many turn to TWC for breaking weather news - specifically after they've said "F-you" to viewers by scheduling "March of the Penguins".
Well for the record The Weather Channel started to cover the hurricane before any of the news channels CNN, MSNBC, etc.
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DToTheJ said:
This old nonsense again?
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