NEWS10 December 2015
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NEWS10 December 2015
UK — Music awards shows and reality TV competitions have been behind some of the biggest moments of Twitter engagement by TV viewers according to results from Kantar Twitter TV Ratings.
Launched in October 2014, these are the findings from the first 12 months of Kantar Twitter TV Ratings and found that the The Brit Awards 2015 was the broadcast that resulted in the greatest number of Tweets.
Viewers posted more than two million Tweets about the programme to a unique audience of 3,318,281, with Madonna’s tumble from the stage triggering the peak in activity on the platform.
Other notable musical events included the Eurovision Song Contest, which inspired more than 1.6 million Tweets, and The X Factor, which was the series that drove most Twitter activity overall. The political debates such as the ITV Leaders Debate and the BBC Election Debate also prompted significant Tweeter activity.
Andy Brown, CEO, Kantar Media, said: “In the year since we launched the Kantar Twitter TV Ratings there were over 5 million individuals Tweeting about TV programmes. This equates to roughly a third of the UK’s active Twitter users, not to mention a sizable segment of the country’s consumers, and demonstrates that there’s huge value in brands and broadcasters understanding the relationship between television programmes and social media.”
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