C4 set to get the better of BBC2

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Audience share of all channels of Channel 4 is likely to exceed that of all channels of BBC2. After 11 years, Channel 4 has been able to achieve this feat. The market shares of other television broadcasting companies like ITV and Five are also discussed. Statistics of audience ratings of all channels are also presented for comparison.

Television Broadcasting, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Television broadcasting stations, Television broadcasting industry, British Broadcasting Corp., Channel Four Television Company Ltd., Company business forecast/projection, Company forecasts

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Critical acclaim not enough to boost drama ratings

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The audience ratings and market share of "Friends and Crocodiles", a television program on BBC that is written and directed by critically acclaimed writer and director, Stephen Poliakoff, are discussed. Audience ratings and market share of the television programs shown by other television channels are also listed.

Criticism and interpretation, Friends and Crocodiles (Television program)

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Bombings fuel demand for news

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A surge in television audience ratings of news channels since July 7, 2005, especially the ITV1's and Channel 4's news broadcasts, is observed. A comparative analysis of the television audience ratings of different news bulletins on BBC1, ITV1, C4 and BBC2 is presented.

Television broadcasting of news, Television news, Rankings

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