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TV viewership plummets in South Africa

There has been a substantial decline in the number of people watching the most popular TV shows and other programmes in South Africa through traditional linear TV broadcasting.

That is according to MyBroadband's analysis of the Broadcasting Research Council of South Africa's (BRCSA's) Television Audience Measurement Surveys.
 
TV viewership plummets in South Africa

There has been a substantial decline in the number of people watching the most popular TV shows and other programmes in South Africa through traditional linear TV broadcasting.

That is according to MyBroadband's analysis of the Broadcasting Research Council of South Africa's (BRCSA's) Television Audience Measurement Surveys.
Not surprising with the vomit inducing rubbish that SABC shows. Another ANC success story :sick:
 
Not surprising with the vomit inducing rubbish that SABC shows. Another ANC success story :sick:
SABC is following a trend as seen overseas most people prefer using the internet nowadays. SABC+ is doing well but I don't use it or have any interest either way.
 
SABC - Same Awful Boring Cr@p / SAUK - Saai Altyd Uiters K@k...

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Government has been to slow in trying to save SABC now it could as well reach a point where they're reliant on Netflix and Showmax for survival. In America, it is estimated that about 70% of TV households would opt for streaming in the coming years.
 
I have a 58" LED.
Can you please show us a valid receipt for your 58" tv?

Too much junk in the trunk': WATCH - Ozzy Man rips KZN looter to shreds
 
There has been a substantial decline in the number of people watching the most popular TV shows and other programmes in South Africa through traditional linear TV broadcasting.

So doesn't apply to those watching TV through non-linear options, such as DStv's catch-up services and recording options?
 
when TV stations and traditional media hasnt adapted to the new internet based stuff, this is what you get,

But they have adapted to it, all of them. Only eVOD (eMedia) doesn't do the complete job - e.g. it doesn't offer its eMovie channels via streaming. (Mostly 'cos they want to push their satellite service.)

I'm surprised newspapers you buy at the PNP still exist.

We're not like the first world in Africa, mostly.
Too many still without the net or just have very basic use of it. And too many differences in culture & interests.
 
Now track the number of people that have switched back to the "high seas"...
 
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