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Apr 21, 2010

GMA-7 registered 37.2 percent audience share in Mega Manila for 1Q 2010

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GMA Network led in TV ratings in viewer-rich Mega Manila as of the first quarter of 2010, according to survey results from TV ratings data supplier AGB Nielsen Philippines.

GMA-7 registered 37.2 percent audience share in Mega Manila for 1Q 2010
Based on a report sent to PEP (Philippine Entertainment Portal) by the corporate communications department of GMA-7, the Kapuso network edged out competition with an average audience share of 37.2 percent, 1.3 percentage points higher than ABS-CBN's 35.9 percent.  


During the quarter, GMA-7 had 15 entries in the list of overall top 30 programs. The Kapuso network's adaptation of Mars Ravelo's Darna, topbilled by Marian Rivera, took the top notch in the list with an average household rating of 32.2 points.

Six Kapuso programs made it to the top 10 ten shows in 1Q. Apart from Darna, other telebabad (primetime) programs that made it to the top 10 include the fantasy series The Last Prince starring Aljur Abrenica and Kris Bernal, the action-packed Panday Kids led by child actor Buboy Villar, the romantic comedy Full House topbilled by Richard Gutierrez and Heart Evangelista, banner newscast 24 Oras, and television's first reality sitcom, Pepito Manaloto.

Pepito Manaloto, the brainchild of comic genius Michael V, piloted with a rating of 7.5% last March 28, up by 11.3 points compared to its ABS-CBN competitor, Goin' Bulilit's 16.2%.

Meanwhile, including TV specials during the quarter, the latest bout of boxing's pound-for-pound king Manny Pacquiao against Joshua Clottey beat all TV programs with 37.9 rating points. The main event registered a household rating of 49.7 percent and an audience share of 81.3 percent in Mega Manila.

GMA-7 programs launched during the 1st quarter— The Last Prince, First Time, Diva, Ina, Kasusuklaman Ba Kita?, Gumapang Ka Lusak, Kandidato, and Wipeout—reportedly beat their ABS-CBN counterparts.

GMA-7 also kept its lead in another key area—Urban North/Central Luzon—where it led competition by 2.6 points in average channel ratings during the first quarter.

Chairman, President and CEO Felipe L. Gozon expressed confidence that GMA-7 will be able to increase the gap in TV ratings in Mega Manila and other key markets in the coming months. "We are confident that we will be able to once again widen the lead in TV ratings as we are set to launch new shows that will surely excite our viewers," Gozon was quoted in the said press release.


Among the programs set to launch on GMA-7 in the coming months include the Barbie Forteza-starrer Pilyang Kerubin, Survivor Philippines: Celebrity Edition with host Richard Gutierrez, Heart Evangelista's Langit sa Piling Mo, among others.

Based on AGB Nielsen's 2010 TV household population projections, Mega Manila TV households now comprise 55% of the National Urban Philippines TV population and are generated from a bigger panel of 800 TV households.  Urban North/Central Luzon, on the other hand, accounts for 21% of the National Urban Philippines TV population.

AGB Nielsen supplies TV ratings data to 21 companies in the Philippines. GMA Network and two other media companies (ABS-CBN not included), plus 12 major advertising agencies and four regional clients subscribe to AGB Nielsen.

courtesy of PEP.ph 

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