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Seven and Nine digital channels continue momentum

While Seven led Sunday night’s ratings, two weeks after launch, its digital channel 7Two continues to gain momentum in a race against Nine rival Go.  

Seven won the night with a 31.1 per cent channel share, led by The Force, Border Security, Bones, Sunday Night and Sunday News, according to preliminary OzTam figures.

Its digital channel 7Two launched two weeks ago with an audience of 1.8 per cent. Last night it reached 3.7 per cent. Nine’s Go also experienced growth, leading with a share of 5.3 per cent, up from 4.1 per cent on the previous Sunday.

However, Ten’s One suffered a slight fall to 0.8 per cent, compared to last Sunday’s 1.3 per cent. The big news for the network last night was the announcement that Rove McManus would end his variety show after ten years.

It had been suffering from a slump in ratings this year, last night attracting over 700,000 viewers. However, Ten managed a 19.1 per cent channel share in ratings which was up from the 17 per cent it recorded the previous Sunday.

Sunday’s channel share:

  • Seven: 31.1%
  • Nine: 21.2%
  • Ten: 19.1%
  • ABC1: 13.4%
  • Go: 5.3%
  • SBS1: 4.3%
  • 7Two: 3.7%
  • ABC2: 0.9%
  • One: 0.8%
  • SBS2: 0.2%

Sunday’s top shows:

  1. The Force – Seven 1.58m
  2. Border Security-  Seven 1.5m
  3. Bones – Seven 1.4m
  4. Sunday Night – Seven 1.3m
  5. Seven News – Seven 1.3m
  6. Nine News – Nine 1.2m
  7. 60 Minutes – Nine 1.078m
  8. Castle – Seven 0.997m
  9. 20 to 1 – Nine 0.930m
  10. Australian Idol – Ten 0.924m
  11. ABC News – ABC 0.898m
  12. Rove – Ten 0.760m
  13. The Australian Masters – Nine 0.713m
  14. Miss Austen Regrets – ABC 0.637m
  15. Ten News – Ten 0.623m
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