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The 30 pages that link to Television ratings, each with the reason it gives.

• Television syndicationRelated: Station ratings help determine whether syndicated programs attract viewers and advertisers.

• Television productionRelated: Audience data can influence commissioning, scheduling, and future production decisions.

• Live televisionRelated: Live audiences can concentrate around a broadcast at a known time.

• Television advertisingRelated: Ratings help set ad prices and assess potential audience reach.

• Television variety showRelated: Ratings influence whether a variety show's format and schedule remain viable.

• Television pilotRelated: Expected audience performance can influence whether a pilot receives a series order.

• Television networkRelated: Ratings help networks assess audience reach and set advertising prices.

• Talk showRelated: Ratings influence scheduling, advertising, and decisions to renew a talk show.

• Television filmRelated: Audience measurements can influence commissioning, scheduling, and the continuation of television-film franchises.

• American IdolRelated: The show’s early popularity was tracked through exceptionally large broadcast audiences.

• Cable newsRelated: Audience measurements influence which programs and time slots networks prioritize.

• 60 MinutesRelated: Ratings helped make the program’s audience and commercial value unusually visible.

• Broadcast syndicationRelated: Ratings help stations judge whether syndicated programming attracts viewers.

• History of TelevisionRelated: Ratings made audience size a key currency for advertisers and broadcasters.

• NBC Nightly NewsRelated: Ratings have tracked the broadcast's competition with rival evening newscasts.

• Television criticismRelated: Ratings document industry reach, though they do not measure artistic quality.

• Television specialRelated: Ratings help broadcasters judge whether a special attracted an unusually large audience.

• Television talk showRelated: Ratings influence scheduling, advertising, and decisions about a show’s future.

• NetworkRelated: Ratings give the network a commercial rationale for exploiting Beale’s instability.

• Latin American televisionRelated: Audience measurement guides scheduling and advertising decisions in commercial markets.

• The Morning ShowRelated: Ratings pressure helps explain the network’s choices about hosts and coverage.

• Ed SullivanRelated: Ratings made Sullivan’s show valuable to sponsors and gave its bookings commercial weight.

• Roger AilesRelated: Ratings and audience share helped determine Fox’s programming priorities under Ailes.

• Television studiesRelated: Ratings translate viewing into metrics that influence advertising and commissioning decisions.

• EastEndersRelated: Audience figures have influenced the series' scheduling, promotion, and competition with rival soaps.

• Television advertisementRelated: Ratings help estimate how many people an advertisement may reach.

• Judy SheindlinRelated: Sustained ratings success helped make her show valuable to stations and advertisers.

• Mirtha LegrandRelated: Ratings and audience attention help explain the programs’ continued prominence.

• Television showRelated: Audience estimates can influence advertising, renewal, and scheduling decisions.