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Fox Maintains Lead, CBS Again Trims Viewer Margin As CBS keeps beating Fox on a weekly basis for average viewers, they continue to chip away at Fox’s overall Season to Date lead. With just 3 more weeks before the annual season ends, I don’t think they have enough juice to catch Fox, particularly because Fox will be debuting many of their new episodes before CBS does.

No doubt about it, they are the new television stars of the 2008 fall season: Barack Obama, John McCain and Sarah Palin.  Poor Joe Biden must be feeling left out. The TV ratings are now all in, and they blew right through the roof (glass roof in Palin’s case)According to Nielsen Media Research, as reported by Reuters, “A record 38.9 million U.S.

Nominee Speeches Win Big Ratings Sep 6 at 3:03am by Obama and McCain rallied their parties with high-energy conventions — but who was ratings champ? | PHOTOS • VP Nominees’ Sons Headed to Iraq • Oprah Refutes Report That She Denied Palin Interview> • Top 7 Myths About Sarah Palin | PHOTOS |

Speeches Draw Big Ratings Sep 6 at 2:02am by Obama and McCain rallied their parties with high-energy conventions — but who was ratings champ? | PHOTOS • Oprah Refutes Report That She Denied Palin Interview> • Top 7 Myths About Sarah Palin | PHOTOS | FOX FORUM • Probe of Palin’s Firing of Official

TNA iMPACT Rating for 09/04/08 Filed under: TV Ratings, Total Nonstop Action Wrestling, Wrestling, combat sports, sports — Tags: Pro Wrestling, TNA — Casey Trowbridge @ 5:28 pm Last night’s iMPACT did a 1.0 rating.

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Jump to Comments McCain TV Ratings Beat Obama in Preliminary Numbers By Andrew Krukowski Presidential candidate John McCain’s acceptance speech at the Republican National Convention drew more television viewers than his rival Barack Obama attracted at the Democratic party’s event last week, according to preliminary ratings from Nielsen Media Research.

4.7 billion viewers worldwide watched at least a portion of the 17 days of TV coverage of last month's 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, according to Nielsen Media Research. The Beijing audience was one-fifth larger than the 3.9 billion who watched the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Nielsen said.

4.7 billion viewers worldwide watched at least a portion of the 17 days of TV coverage of last month's 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, according to Nielsen Media Research. The Beijing audience was one-fifth larger than the 3.9 billion who watched the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Nielsen said.

Triple dose of bad news today for ol’ Barry. First, we learn that Sarah Palin has higher approval ratings than anybody else on either ticket. Second, she either has slightly fewer or slightly more viewers of her speech than Barry had of his, depending on how you crunch the numbers.