ABS-CBN vs. GMA-7 vs. TV5: Which is the BEST?

[sha_wapak]

of course kapuso...

[wifey2006]

Grabe hanep sa galing kung gumawa ng mga soap operas ang Kapuso GMA7. The best.

[eviyah]

GMA7....

their shows have the quality, new flavor, interesting,innovative & entertaining!

from mulawin, encantadia, impostora & marimar

[k2hilo_nman]

tama kayong lahat na kapuso....

pero mas maraming magaganda at magagaling na artista sa kabila

[sassy_girl04]

Nationwide Urban Television Audience Measurement (NUTAM)
Top 10 Programs
August 5-11, 2007

Rank #/Program/Network/AMR%/SHR%

1 Ysabella/ABS-CBN/21.8%/50.8%
2 Kokey/ABS-CBN/21.1%/49.9%
3 Kapamilya Deal Or No Deal/ABS-CBN/19.8%/51.9%
4 Komiks Presents: Pedro Penduko at ang mga Engkantao/ABS-CBN/19.3%/50.1%
5 TV Patrol World/ABS-CBN/18.3%/52.0%
6 Mga Mata Ni Anghelita/GMA/17.1%/40.0%
7 Maalaala Mo Kaya: �gTakatak�h/ABS-CBN/17.1%/58.4%
8 Saturday Afternoon Blockbuster: �gShake, Rattle and Roll 8��/ABS-CBN/16.8%/58.5%
9 Rated K: Handa Na Ba Kayo?/ABS-CBN/16.0%/49.7%
10 Lupin/GMA/15.3%/36.9%

wala lang share ko lang. .
kc mga gma tong pep kaya di nila nilalabas to

[jasmyn]

Nationwide Urban Television Audience Measurement (NUTAM)
Top 10 Programs
August 5-11, 2007

Rank #/Program/Network/AMR%/SHR%

1 Ysabella/ABS-CBN/21.8%/50.8%
2 Kokey/ABS-CBN/21.1%/49.9%
3 Kapamilya Deal Or No Deal/ABS-CBN/19.8%/51.9%
4 Komiks Presents: Pedro Penduko at ang mga Engkantao/ABS-CBN/19.3%/50.1%
5 TV Patrol World/ABS-CBN/18.3%/52.0%
6 Mga Mata Ni Anghelita/GMA/17.1%/40.0%
7 Maalaala Mo Kaya: �gTakatak�h/ABS-CBN/17.1%/58.4%
8 Saturday Afternoon Blockbuster: �gShake, Rattle and Roll 8��/ABS-CBN/16.8%/58.5%
9 Rated K: Handa Na Ba Kayo?/ABS-CBN/16.0%/49.7%
10 Lupin/GMA/15.3%/36.9%

wala lang share ko lang. .
kc mga gma tong pep kaya di nila nilalabas to

ok... pero ano nung AMR saka SHR ?... sensya na, ignoramus ako sa ganyan... basta ako nanonood lang, paki ko sa rating  .....

la akong choice, TFC meron d2 sa bahay... request lahat ng 10 boarders ko eh.... saka gusto ko ung game ka naba, KDOND, and rated K....

peace 

[jeselle_17]

All the Kapamilya are from the Kapuso..

[jd_saint]

heloooooo..daa n lang....

[jojo_7rules]

Narito ang overnight ratings ng mga programa ng GMA 7 at ABS-CBN nu’ng MARTES (Setyembre4):

SiS 13.3% vs. Boy and Kris 9.9%;

Takeshi’s Castle 14.3% vs. Game Ka Na Ba 18.6%;

Eat Bulaga 21.1% vs. Wowowee 18.4%;

Daisy Siete 17.3% at Pati Ba Pintig ng Puso 21.7% vs. Inocente De Ti 13%;

Kung Mahawi Man ang Ulap 20.4% vs. Pinoy Movie Hits 11%;

Foxy Lady 15.1% at Meteor Garden 19.5% vs. Margarita 12.4%;

24 Oras 30.9% vs. TV Patrol World 26.6%;

Mga Mata ni Anghelita 33.9% vs. Kokey 30.1%;

Marimar 34.5% vs. Pangarap na Bituin 27.5%;

Impostora 35.9% vs. Ysabella 24.4%;

Jumong 27.1% vs. Deal or No Deal 19%;

Kung Ako Ikaw 13.8% vs. Sineserye 16% at Bandila 9.2%.

[zakenjaneezo]

WOW........... ...........YEH EHEHEY........ ...GMA RULES......... ........it's the place" where you belong...."
ohhh.... it is such really a happy feeling to have a station with a heart to serve with hardwork and dedication, offering changes and progress to the filipino people......

[jojo_7rules]

Mega Manila ratings for September 5, 2007 (Wednesday):

SiS 13.2% vs. Boy and Kris 10.8%;

Takeshi’s Castle 15.5% vs. Game Ka Na Ba? 19.3%

Eat Bulaga 22.4% vs. Wowowee 20.3%

Daisy Siete 18.9% vs. Inocente De Ti 12.7%

Pati Ba Pintig ng Puso 20.9% & Kung Mahawi Man ang Ulap 20.9% vs. Pinoy Movie Hits 10.3%

Foxy Lady 16.5% & Meteor Garden 21.5% vs. Margarita 12.1%

24 Oras 30.7% vs. TV Patrol World 25.8%

Mga Mata ni Anghelita 33.7% vs. Kokey 29.5%

Marimar 34.3% vs. Pangarap Na Bituin 25.6%

Impostora 35.1% vs. Ysabella 25.2%

Jumong 25.9% vs. Deal or No Deal 24.7%

Kung Ako Ikaw 15.3% vs. Sineserye Presents 17.6% & Bandila 8.1%.
 


Mega Manila TV Ratings: September 6, 2007 (Thursday)

SiS 14.5% vs. Boy and Kris 8.4%

Takeshi’s Castle 15.7% vs. Game Ka Na Ba? 19.6%

Eat Bulaga 21.6% vs. Wowowee 20.3%

Daisy Siete 20.1% vs. Inocente De Ti 12%

Pati Ba Pintig ng Puso 23.2% & Kung Mahawi Man ang Ulap 19.6% vs. Pinoy Movie Hits 9.2%

Foxy Lady 16.2% & Meteor Garden 20.5% vs. Margarita 12%

24 Oras 28.4% vs. TV Patrol World 23.1%

Mga Mata ni Anghelita 30.4% vs. Kokey 29.1%

Marimar 31.7% vs. Pangarap na Bituin 27.3%

Impostora 32.4% vs. Ysabella 25.5%

Jumong 25.9% vs. Deal or No Deal 23%

Magpakailanman 16.9% vs. Sineserye Presents 16.6% & Bandila 9.9%
 

Source: AGB Nielsen

[jojo_7rules]

Free TV still main medium for most Filipinos
By Amy R. Remo
Inquirer

Last updated 05:38am (Mla time) 09/07/2007

MANILA, Philippines -- More Filipinos turn to free television than to other mass media as main source of news, information and entertainment, a recent survey showed.

According to Synovate’s Media Atlas survey, 92 percent of respondents from A, B, C and D classes watched free television the day before and only 41 percent read a daily newspaper.

Only 46 percent had watched cable or satellite TV.

Watching television is the most common way for Filipinos to relax, with 94 percent saying so, Synovate said.

Also cited were resting (89 percent), spending time with family (85 percent), listening to music (74 percent) and eating out, chatting with friends, listening to radio and shopping.

In the preceding seven days, only 43 percent said they had read a Sunday newspaper and 79 percent said they had listened to a radio station, according to the survey.

Synovate’s first Media Atlas survey was done in the Metropolitan Manila and Greater Manila areas from June 2006 to July 2007.

It primarily measures local print media habits, spending patterns, product ownership, lifestyle, attitudes and values, especially across the expanding upper income groups.

A sample of 2,538 respondents, living in the Greater Manila Area aged 15 to 64 years old were polled using Computer-Assisted Telephone Interviewing (CATI) and face-to-face interviews.

CATI defines the media habits of upscale audience where telephone landline penetration is over 70 percent. This refers to socioeconomic classes A, B and C+.

Face-to-face approach was applied across all surveyed areas to pick up the classes broad C and D.

Synovate, however, did not provide reasons for preferences in network viewership, radio listenership and newspaper readership.

Favorite channels

Among the free channels, GMA Network’s Channel 7 ranks highest with 89 percent from among A, B, C and D classes who said they have watched the local channel within the past seven days.

This was followed closely by ABS-CBN Broadcasting’s Channel 2 at 83 percent.


Channel QTV 11 ranks third among preferred free channels with 48 percent viewership.

For radio, 37 percent of respondents preferred listening to FM station DZMB Love Radio (90.7 Mhz), followed closely by YES FM (101.1 Mhz), which is preferred by 30 percent.

Among AM stations, 17 percent listened more to DZMM Radyo Patrol (630 Khz) while 13 percent preferred DZRH (666 Khz).

Broadsheet readership

For daily broadsheets, the Inquirer enjoys the top spot from Mondays to Saturdays with an average issue readership (AIR) of 614,631.

Following closely is Manila Bulletin with an AIR of 585,806. Philippine Star ranks third with an AIR of 488,387.

AIR is defined as the number of readers who, on average, read a copy of a particular title.

On Sundays however, Manila Bulletin was said to have the widest reach per issue with an AIR of about 1.19 million or a reach of 17 percent of the sample polled.

Inquirer’s Sunday edition follows with an AIR of 747,927 or an 11-percent reach while Star has a 9-percent reach with an AIR of 603,894.

Among the affluent (AB) which have household incomes of more than P50,000, 44 percent preferred the Inquirer, 38 percent read Manila Bulletin and 34 percent for Star.

Inquirer is also the most read paper among those who have cars, credit cards and other financial investments.

Among newspaper sections, the top three most important sections were front page, according to 61 percent of respondents; entertainment, 44 percent; and sports, 39 percent.

Notably however, Filipinos spend only a short time in reading a daily newspaper with 49 percent of respondents saying they read for less than 15 minutes, given today’s increasingly fast-paced lifestyle.

About 30 percent said they spend 15 to 30 minutes in a day to read a newspaper.

The survey also showed that 63 percent of these respondents read at home while 24 percent read in either their office or school. With INQUIRER.net

[keebler]

Kapuso Rocks!

[nugget]

KAPUSO the best....

[putek]

KAPAMILYA!!
ito tlga ang tunay na number 1!!
iba tlga magmahal ang kapamilya!!