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I've always saw it as popularity. If a show is popular enough, it doesn't matter. The "box watchers" alone would be enough to satisfy expected ratings. And really, I don't think there's any other practical method to measure ratings besides DVR numbers.
Think of shows like Firefly. Cancelled. Wasn't as popular, but became popular after word spread of how awesome it was. So basically, no, I don't think it matters much if we watch our favorite shows. What matters is if a good amount happen to watch AND like our favorite shows. |
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