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Majority of those are probably from the US.

Yet more people trust the ABC for their news. In fact, more people trust the BBC than most Australian broadcasters.

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Doesn’t really matter. YouTube now has more viewers than Netflix. And the Us has much larger population. A monetised view is a monetised view. And there are for more of them to come from the US. More revenue means more money to reinvest into the service.

5221

For all the talk of YouTube growth targeted at a US audience. , the network is still growing old school linear viewing in Australia too.

Prime time up 13% is pretty major growth. No broadcaster like Seven or ten or nine or ABC would be hitting that kind of growth.

Up 27% prime time on broadcast TV in regional is pretty incredible. They must be chomping at the bit to get into the 5 metro markets on FTA

5222

100%, they literally post videos talking about MSNBC… like no relevance here, it is just done for the MAGA crowd.

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5223

Maybe ahead of its time? Probably would be a success these days as part of Sky News “after dark”

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Probably - would depend on where there is room in the schedule.

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My guess is that Hadley’s new show will probably be either Friday Nights at 9pm or Sunday Nights where Paul Murray currently is. That’s if Paul Murray want’s to go down to 4 nights a week like the other presenters e.g. Bolt, Kenny, Credlin, Sharri, Rita. But we won’t actually find out until they announce their 2025 lineup in Mid-January.

5226

They could do something really radical and give him an hour slot where he just talks for an hour and interviews other regular presenters and commentators, and for fun they could give it a right wing slant. Just to shake up the schedule a bit.

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5227

Don’t forget ranting into the camera about the lefties at “channel 2” until it looks like you’d pop a vein. no one has done that before on sky

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5228

Its more likely he’ll be added to their roster of contributors.

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From The Guardian’s Weekly Beast:

This is based on data for subscription TV homes only, in other words people watching the ABC through a Foxtel set top box. When you look at the numbers watching ABC News on free-to-air the reach is 1.9m for ABC News to 323,547 for Sky News Live.