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Date Posted: Thursday, November 10, 09:20:21am
Author: sk
Subject: as usual, it's more complicated than that
In reply to: Swatkat 's message, "Oh yes...(r)" on Thursday, November 10, 03:20:56am

The small amount of reading I've done about the intended demographics of television lays out a more convoluted map. Early on, television took most of its strategy from radio, which was skewed more towards women, especially during the daytime, but then it shifted to a fairly clear division -- women during the day and men in the evening. Originally, the advent of cable was seen potentially as a total paradigm shift, and there has been a fracturing of markets for cable-only networks, but in the broadcast (and wanna-be broadcast) networks it's still guys, guys, guys at night, where the big money is.

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