Great stretch of sports programming with NCAA championship game, Masters buoys CBS in ratings
By APTuesday, April 13, 2010
NCAA title game, Masters propel CBS in ratings
NEW YORK — Tiger Woods’ return to golf and an NCAA men’s basketball championship helped put CBS in the Nielsen winner’s circle last week.
The Nielsen Co. said Tuesday that the Masters averaged 13.8 million viewers over the weekend, as Phil Mickelson’s third championship eventually overshadowed Woods’ first time back on the course since being sidelined by a sex scandal.
CBS’ airing of the basketball championship between Duke and Butler drew just less than 24 million viewers.
Overall for the week, CBS averaged 11.6 million viewers, with Fox ranked second, and ABC and NBC trailing.
NBC’s “Nightly News” topped the evening newscasts with an average of 8.1 million viewers.
On the Net:
www.nielsenmedia.com
Tags: Arts And Entertainment, College Sports, Men's Basketball, New York, Television Programs, Tv News, Us-nielsens
|
June 18, 2010: 7:11 am
Chiptroniks MOBILE REPAIRING INSTITUTE Course Detail :- 1) Basic Electronics. 2) Basic Mobile Phone Technology . 3) Knowledge Of Microchip & Microprocessor Technology. 4)Chip Level Practical Training. 5)Circuit Diagram of Different Types of mobiles and complete Software Installation. 6)Tracing and fault in hardware & Software. 7)Computerised Mobile Repairing. e.t.c |
|
June 13, 2010: 2:21 am
When you are in not good state and have no money to get out from that point, you will require to receive the loans. Because it would help you definitely. I get student loan every year and feel myself great just because of that. |
|
April 15, 2010: 6:30 am
Hi-Tech Institute of Mobile Technologies, providing technical education, Mobile Repairing Course, Mobile Repairing Course in Delhi. Hi-Tech From our humble beginnings in January 2004, Hi-Tech Institute of Mobile Technologies, providing technical education, has grown by leaps and bounds to be regarded as one of the foremost institutes for mobile technology and research in India. |
mobile repairing institute