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Post by George WK Newman on Sept 30, 2009 12:27:32 GMT -5
www.variety.com/article/VR1118009355.html?categoryid=14&cs=1&nid=2562Now that it's no longer a network, MyNetworkTV is out of the nightly ratings game. Nielsen informed its clients Tuesday that MyNetworkTV has stopped supplying program information to its daily reporting service effective this week. Instead, MyNetworkTV will now receive its numbers as part of the weekly syndication ratings report, which is released every Tuesday. Move comes as MyNet officially morphed on Monday from a network into a programming service, airing off-net programming and movies as well as "WWE Smackdown" on Fridays. Twentieth Television, which runs the programming service, will continue to sell MyNet's ad time based on those syndie numbers. Although it will no longer receive daily national ratings, MyNet will still get some semblance of a daily report card via overnight ratings for Nielsen's 56 metered markets (although those numbers are generally ignored by network execs, who receive more accurate fast national ratings in the morning).
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