so i think it comes into what you were saying before about the need for a linear channel and the audiences that that linear channel is helping to snag. and again, the research has found that there is an appetite out there for linear tv and sort of appointment to view tv. you know, people want to tune in every week for drag race or normal people or, you know, the latest fleabag episode. and actually, if you stick a four minute bulletin in, just after that orjust before that, you re more likely to get people who wouldn t seek out news online. jake kanter, as you re listening to this, are you convinced? or do you think perhaps the news audience has moved away from tv while bbc three wasn t there? i find the arguments on the news bulletin absolutely fascinating, and i think. well, there s some evidence from last night to show that the research is correct, because if you look at drag race, which premiered last night it s drag race vs the world it did really well. it beat e4, which is a
so i think it comes into what you were saying before about the need for a linear channel and the audiences that that linear channel is helping to snag. and again, the research has found that there is an appetite out there for linear tv and sort of appointment to view tv. you know, people want to tune in every week for drag race or normal people or, you know, the latest fleabag episode. and actually, if you stick a four minute bulletin in, just after that orjust before that, you re more likely to get people who wouldn t seek out news online. jake kanter, as you re listening to this, are you convinced? or do you think perhaps the news audience has moved away from tv while bbc three wasn t there? i find the arguments on the news bulletin absolutely fascinating, and i think. well, there s some evidence from last night to show that the research is correct, because if you look at drag race, which premiered last night it s drag race vs the world it did really well. it beat e4, which is a
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would be neighbours time. and i wonder whether it s symptomatic of the time that, now, appointment to view tv, yes, it happens for some of the big saturday night shows, but it s less a part of people s daily routine than perhaps it once was. yeah, and i think the soaps have been struggling a little bit to get the next generation of people on board, because soaps used to be something that used to be just kind of there for us to get into. the fact that they never really had a beginning, they never really had an end meant that you were able to latch on at any moment. and i think some soaps have been really struggling because what seems to be the appeal right now of these very high end, very expensive dramas that really get millions of us watching at the same time. i still think there is some plans and a longevity for linear tv schedules. of course, we onlyjust had bbc three coming back in the last week, which shows that the bbc at least thinks that they have a long term future rather than
symptomatic of the time that, now, appointment to view tv, yes, it happens for some of the big saturday night shows, but it s less a part of people s daily routine than perhaps it once was. yeah, and i think the soaps have been struggling a little bit to get the next generation of people on board, because soaps used to be something that used to be just kind of there for us to get into. the fact that they never really had a beginning, they never really had an end meant that you were able to latch on at any moment. and i think some soaps have been really struggling because what seems to be the appeal right now of these very high end, very expensive dramas that really get millions of us watching at the same time. i still think there is some plans and a longevity for linear tv schedules. of course, we onlyjust had bbc three coming back in the last week, which shows that the bbc at least thinks that they have a long term future rather than a blip, but i think you re right. it s the daytime