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On June 19 2012 17:14 Nausea wrote:
Was fun watching sc2 on the TV. I hope they continue to air these kinds of things in the future, I don't think the viewer numbers matter too much for SVT, they are none-profit right? They just air things as a service to the population.
Of course viewer numbers matter. It shows interest. They wouldn't wanna air something if the interest is too low now would they?
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On June 19 2012 17:24 LittLeD wrote:Show nested quote +On June 19 2012 17:14 Nausea wrote:
Was fun watching sc2 on the TV. I hope they continue to air these kinds of things in the future, I don't think the viewer numbers matter too much for SVT, they are none-profit right? They just air things as a service to the population. Of course viewer numbers matter. It shows interest. They wouldn't wanna air something if the interest is too low now would they?
Do you think a show like "Fråga Doktorn" or "Språka på Serbokratiska" have thousands and thousands of viewers? 
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On June 19 2012 17:27 Nausea wrote:Show nested quote +On June 19 2012 17:24 LittLeD wrote:On June 19 2012 17:14 Nausea wrote:
Was fun watching sc2 on the TV. I hope they continue to air these kinds of things in the future, I don't think the viewer numbers matter too much for SVT, they are none-profit right? They just air things as a service to the population. Of course viewer numbers matter. It shows interest. They wouldn't wanna air something if the interest is too low now would they? Do you think a show like "Fråga Doktorn" or "Språka på Serbokratiska" have thousands and thousands of viewers?
"Fråga Doktorn" is huge in Sweden. Feels like one of those programs everyone over 60 watches to get their daily dose of hypochondria.
I think we just need to show some appreciation to SVT for doing this, but I don't know how...
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SVT is aware of a big interest, that's why they are doing this, I doubt they expected huge numbers, especially at the time/day it aired. But i doubt they care about viewernumbers if this is something that will be aired this late.
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im more afraid of the production value than the number of viewers..
its ok to not stick to the schedule and be a little unproffessional if all the viewers are dedicated fans watching streams, but if its gonna be broadcasted on tv atleast it should start as schedueled
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I was lying down on the couch watching it yesterday. Pretty nice not to be home and still getting to watch dreamhack.
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SVT2HD was awesome! You get the best quality there is, without having to worry about the stream lagging at all. So nice ^^
![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/eSuSd.jpg)
(The camera on my phone isn't very good)
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sweden sick ass country, fast internet and government stream sc2 @_@
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Here's a picture of the overnights ratings from for swedish TV
![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/r1RZm.png)
What are the values?
Tot rating = average # of viewers over the entire program length (in '000s)
Tot reach = total number of people exposed to at least 3 minutes of the program (in '000s)
Numbers above the bars is the diagram is number of reached in each age category (in '000s).
So in essence, 211k uniques, 43k average basically.
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Was it just me or was it extremely weird watching Incontrol at my TV? The way he presented him self seemed appropriate on stream, but I would expect different behaviour from a host on television. Not that there is anything wrong with it though.
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On June 19 2012 18:34 packetlss wrote:Here's a picture of the overnights ratings from for swedish TV What are the values? Tot rating = average # of viewers over the entire program length (in '000s) Tot reach = total number of people exposed to at least 3 minutes of the program (in '000s) Numbers above the bars is the diagram is number of reached in each age category (in '000s). So in essence, 211k uniques, 43k average basically.
Wow, that is just awesome that so many tuned in, i hope the whole community have emailed SVT and said that they are awesome !!!
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On June 19 2012 18:38 Hider wrote:
Was it just me or was it extremely weird watching Incontrol at my TV? The way he presented him self seemed appropriate on stream, but I would expect different behaviour from a host on television. Not that there is anything wrong with it though.
Haha, yes, especially when he said "fuck this shit UP" 
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On June 19 2012 18:24 b3n3tt3 wrote:
sweden sick ass country, fast internet and government stream sc2 @_@
yay we rule! Couldn't watch it though
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On June 19 2012 19:01 Catch]22 wrote:Show nested quote +On June 19 2012 18:38 Hider wrote:
Was it just me or was it extremely weird watching Incontrol at my TV? The way he presented him self seemed appropriate on stream, but I would expect different behaviour from a host on television. Not that there is anything wrong with it though. Haha, yes, especially when he said "fuck this shit UP"
He said 'Wrap this shit up" 
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On June 19 2012 19:07 IceColdKilla wrote:Show nested quote +On June 19 2012 19:01 Catch]22 wrote:On June 19 2012 18:38 Hider wrote:
Was it just me or was it extremely weird watching Incontrol at my TV? The way he presented him self seemed appropriate on stream, but I would expect different behaviour from a host on television. Not that there is anything wrong with it though. Haha, yes, especially when he said "fuck this shit UP" He said 'Wrap this shit up"
I had no problem with that at all, Sopranos used to air earlier than that on SVT so I think swearing is fine
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On June 19 2012 18:34 packetlss wrote:Here's a picture of the overnights ratings from for swedish TV + Show Spoiler +What are the values? Tot rating = average # of viewers over the entire program length (in '000s) Tot reach = total number of people exposed to at least 3 minutes of the program (in '000s) Numbers above the bars is the diagram is number of reached in each age category (in '000s). So in essence, 211k uniques, 43k average basically.
What do the numbers beneath the bars represent?
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Man what a epic time, lieing bed and watching SC2 on TV. doesnt happend everyday does it :D!
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On June 19 2012 17:24 LittLeD wrote:Show nested quote +On June 19 2012 17:14 Nausea wrote:
Was fun watching sc2 on the TV. I hope they continue to air these kinds of things in the future, I don't think the viewer numbers matter too much for SVT, they are none-profit right? They just air things as a service to the population. Of course viewer numbers matter. It shows interest. They wouldn't wanna air something if the interest is too low now would they?
To some degree it matters but svt are getting paid not to stare themselves at ratings. They are supposed to have a variaty of shows that appeal to different demographics even if it isn't that many of them. Naturally if no one watches it might not happen again but it's not the main focus point for these kinds of shows.
Also for this "genre" of shows the svtplay views will probably have a heavier focus than live viewers.
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It was really weird (but awesome of course) to sit down in front of the TV to watch Starcraft. I remember when I started watching Brood War in 2008, I would've never imagined this.
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