Broadcasters Audience Research Council released the much awaited television ratings for the week 16 from April 18th to 24th. The data released in the first phase of BARC is for : 1L+ C&S HHs – Empanelled – 12,000, Reporting - 10,760 households (1L+ C&S).
Top 3 Channels | All India (1 Lac+HHs) |
English News | WK 16 |
Rat'000 {Sum} | |
Times Now | 355 |
CNN IBN | 263 |
NDTV 24X7 | 196 |
According to BARC data, Times Now leads the pack of English News Channels, followed by CNN IBN and NDTV 24x7.
According to data sourced from BARC Subscribers (All India 1Mn+, NCCS AB Households), Times Now leads with the maximum market share of 49 % English news space. The ratings(Gross TVTs 000s) for Times Now are 149,000. Headlines Today sits on the second spot with 23% market share and 69,000 ratings. NDTV 24x7 got the third position with 19% share and got 58000 ratings. CNN IBN is the last in the table with 8% and got 25000 ratings.
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