Synonyms for viewership
ˈvyu ərˌʃɪpview·er·ship

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1. List of paraphrases for "viewership":

   audience

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1. Alan Dershowitz:

   At this late date, FX is attempting to establish a historical artifact with this series without reaching out to any prosecution sources. they do have the facts but for purposes of ratings chose not to use those facts and use the facts that will promote viewership, mainly arguments between the lawyers, people getting mad at each other.

2. Dave Morgan:

   If they don't get viewership, they don't get paid.

3. Charles Coxe:

   The jury is still out on whether these investments in talent in digital will pay off, right now, the audience engagement doesn’t justify it, but we’re still in the frontier thinking stage. Once more people settle into consuming content online, those viewership numbers will only go up, and audiences will naturally be drawn to the names they already know from TV.

4. Rob Manfred:

   Why is he making baseball political anyway? Because of his terrible record. Viewership way down. Ticket prices way up. major League Baseball fundamentally supports voting rights for all Americans and opposes restrictions to the ballot box.

5. Joe Biden:

   And one of the things I find fascinating that's happening, and you all deal with it every day- and it will impact on how things move- Is that a lot of the speculation and the polling data shows that the, um, that the, uh, cables are heading south. They're losing viewership, fox is okay for a while, but it's not great. And a lot of the rest are predicted to be not very much in the mix in the next four to five years. I don't know if that's true or not. But I do know that we have sort of put everybody in- put themselves in certain alleys, and they've decided that, you know, how many people who watch MSNBC also watch Fox another politician trying to find out what's going on in both places.