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2% Decline In Overall TV Viewing For 1994

2% Decline In Overall TV Viewing For 1994

The latest IPA Trends in Television Viewing Quarterly Report shows that there was a 2% decline in overall viewing in 1994 compared to 1993. Average daily hours of viewing for individuals is now 3.6 hours.

The share taken by terrestrial commercial channels is showing some stability now, at around 50%. The profile of ITV viewing by age continues to mirror the profile of all television vieiwng. The social class profile continues to be relatively down market, as is now a well etablished pattern.

Of the top 20 programmes ranked by size of all adults audience over September, 15 were transmitted by ITV, and 5 by BBC1. Among 16-24 year old adults, 13 were transmitted by ITV, and 7 by BBC1.

INDICES OF VIEWING TO TELEVISION – ALL ADULTS 13 W/E 1 JAN 1995

ITV C4 OTHER COMM. TOTAL COMM. BBC1 BBC2 TOTAL
ALL ADULTS 100 100 100 100 100 100 100
16-34 81 89 123 87 77 68 82
35-54 90 92 114 93 95 90 94
55+ 128 119 62 119 127 141 124
ABC1 78 87 89 81 96 98 88
C2DE 118 110 109 116 103 101 110
16-34 ABC1 66 80 111 74 74 67 73
35-54 ABC1 70 79 95 74 91 87 81
55+ ABC1 101 106 56 97 128 147 113
16-34 C2DE 94 96 134 99 79 68 89
35-54 C2DE 111 104 133 112 100 93 106
55+ C2DE 146 128 65 133 127 137 132

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