ABS-CBN, GMA report ratings lead

GMA Network Inc. held on to its lead in urban ratings in Luzon while rival ABS-CBN Corp. said it enjoyed the top spot in nationwide audience share during the month of June.

Both companies use different third-party firms to measure their TV ratings—a measure closely followed by advertisers.

GMA, which uses data from Nielsen TV Audience Measurement, claimed an average total day people audience share of 35.3 percent against ABS-CBN’s 30.7 percent in urban Luzon. It also claimed a lead in mega Manila with a share of 36.3 percent versus ABS-CBN’s 28.8 percent.

Kapuso shows again dominated Urban Luzon’s list of top-rating programs in June with Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho (KMJS) remaining unbeatable in the number one spot. KMJS was likewise the most watched program in National Urban Philippines.

Included in the list as well were “Sahaya,” “KaraMia,” “24 Oras,” “Daddy's Gurl,” “Magpakailanman,” “StarStruck,” “Pepito Manaloto,” “Love You Two” and “Daig Kayo ng Lola Ko.”

“Eat Bulaga,” “Studio 7,” “Kapuso Movie Night,” “Wish Ko Lang,” “Imbestigador,” “Amazing Earth,” “The Boobay and Tekla Show,” “Dragon Lady,” “Tadhana,” “Bihag,” “Dahil sa Pag-ibig,” “Wowowin,” “Bubble Gang” and “Saksi” also made it to the top programs list.

ABS-CBN, armed with data from Kantar Media, said its nationwide average audience share hit 44 percent versus 32 percent for GMA in June.

Moreover, ABS-CBN said it led in urban and rural areas. Among these, Metro Manila and even GMA’s stronghold in mega Manila. In the latter, ABS-CBN said it was No. 1 with a 36-percent share versus GMA’s 32 percent.

ABS-CBN said it was also ahead in total Visayas, 53 percent against GMA’s 24 percent and in total Mindanao, with 52 percent versus GMA’s 28 percent.

ABS-CBN also claimed a lead in all time blocks, including the coveted prime-time hours, where it was ahead with 39 percent versus GMA’s 28 percent.

The list of top ten shows continued to be occupied by ABS-CBN in June with “FPJ’s Ang Probinsyano” continuing its streak as the country’s number one show, with 37.3 percent.

ABS-CBN also claimed lead in the noontime segment with its “It’s Showtime” which, ABS-CBN said, had regained the top slot from “Eat Bulaga,” which airs on GMA.

ABS-CBN said “It’s Showtime” had an audience share of 36.5 percent against “Eat Bulaga”’s 32.9 percent.

“The General’s Daughter” follows with 30.8 percent; “Sino ang May Sala?” with 29.5 percent, “Pinoy Big Brother: Otso” with 28.7 percent, “Tonight with Boy Abunda” with 28.2 percent, “Bandila” with 26.3 percent, “Search for Idol Philippines” with 28.3 percent; “TV Patrol” with 27.7 percent; “Maalaala Mo Kaya” with 26.8 percent; “Nang Ngumiti ang Langit” with 25.6 percent; “Kadenang Ginto” with 23.7 percent; “Los Bastardos” with 22.8 percent; “Hiwaga ng Kambat” with 22.2 percent; “Home Sweetie Home” with 21.8 percent; “Rated K” with 19.6 percent and “Gandang Gabi Vice” with 17.5 percent.

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ABS-CBN dominates nationwide TV ratings — Kantar Media

ABS-CBN Corp. reported leading nationwide television ratings in June with an average audience share of 44% during the period, besting its rival GMA Network, Inc.

In a statement Tuesday, the Lopez-led media giant said it beat its rival which tallied a 32% audience share on the national scale last month, based on data from Kantar Media that surveyed 2,610 urban and rural homes.

But for the battle to capture the audience in urban areas, both companies claimed to dominate the ratings, citing different measurement providers.

In its statement, GMA said it maintained a 35.3% average total day people audience share in Urban Luzon from June 1 to 29, beating ABS-CBN’s 30.7%, based on data from Nielsen TV Audience Measurement.

GMA added that its average total day people audience share in Mega Manila from June 1 to 22 was at 36.3%, versus ABS-CBN’s 28.8%.

But ABS-CBN, citing Kantar, said it dominated the television audience in both urban and rural homes last month. The Lopez-led firm grabbed a 42% audience share in Metro Manila against GMA’s 26%, and a 36% share in Mega Manila versus GMA’s 32%.

Including rural areas, ABS-CBN said it gained the bigger audience share in Total Luzon at 40% against GMA’s 35%, in Total Visayas at 53% against GMA’s 24% and in Total Mindanao at 52% against GMA’s 28%.

In terms of time slots, both companies again claimed to lead TV ratings at different times of the day.

GMA said it led the afternoon block with 36.3% audience share beating ABS-CBN’s 32.9%, and the evening block with 38.1% audience share to win against ABS-CBN’s 30%.

Kapuso shows again dominated Urban Luzon’s list of top-rating programs in June with Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho (KMJS) remaining unbeatable in the number one spot. KMJS was likewise the most watched program in National Urban Philippines.

Included in the list as well were Sahaya, KaraMia, 24 Oras, Daddy's Gurl, Magpakailanman, StarStruck, Pepito Manaloto, Love You Two, and Daig Kayo Ng Lola Ko.

Eat Bulaga, Studio 7, Kapuso Movie Night, Imbestigador, Amazing Earth, The Boobay and Tekla Show, Dragon Lady, Tadhana, Bihag, Dahil sa Pag-ibig, Wowowin, Bubble Gang and Saksi also made it to the top programs list.

On the other hand, ABS-CBN said it led time block ratings across-the-board, with a morning block rating of 39% versus GMA’s 28%, a noontime block rating of 44% versus GMA’s 33%, afternoon block rating of 48% versus GMA’s 31% and primetime block rating of 45% versus GMA’s 33%.

The list of top ten shows continued to be occupied by ABS-CBN in June with FPJ’s Ang Probinsyano continuing its streak as the country’s number one show, with 37.3 percent.

For the month, ABS-CBN also claimed lead in the noontime segment with its It’s Showtime which, ABS-CBN said, had regained the top slot from Eat Bulaga which airs on GMA.

ABS-CBN said It’s Showtime had an audience share of 32.5 percent against Eat Bulaga’s 31.6 percent.

The General’s Daughter follows with 30.8 percent; Sino ang May Sala? with 29.5 percent, Pinoy Big Brother: Otso with 28.7 percent, Tonight with Boy Abunda with 28.2 percent, Bandila with 26.3 percent, Search for Idol Philippines, with 28.3 percent; TV Patrol, with 27.7 percent; Maalaala Mo Kaya, with 26.8 percent; Nang Ngumiti ang Langit with 25.6 percent; Kadenang Ginto with 23.7 percent; Los Bastardos with 22.8 percent; Hiwaga ng Kambat, with 22.2 percent; Home Sweetie Home, with 21.8 percent; Rated K, with 19.6 percent and Gandang Gabi Vice with 17.4 percent. — Denise A. Valdez

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