Ten revenues fall by $200m in a year

The collapse of Ten’s revenues in the last financial  year have been made clear in new figures published by industry body Free TV today.

The final six months of the financial year ending in June saw Ten’s share of the commercial TV market languishing at 21.9 per cent, compared to Seven’s all time high of 40.5 per cent and Nine’s 37.6 per cent.

This was down for Ten on a year before when its share was 25.53 per cent, but fractionally up on the first six months of the financial year when it was on 21.57 per cent.

The total advertising market for the three networks was worth $1.805bn in the last six months – down 0.6 per cent on the same period a year before. 

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