So much for keeping the audience that was glued to Orlando TV news stations during the Casey Anthony trial. In the just completed September ratings period, most of the O-Town stations saw year-over-year declines in household and demo numbers for nearly every newscast. One of the few bright spots was WOFL-Fox 35 — which increased its 5, 10 and 11 p.m. news audiences over the same period from 2010. Read the full ratings report from TV Guy Hal Boedeker. And read the 2010 September ratings here.
5 p.m. weeknights (households):
- WFTV with 77,700 (86,800 in 2010)
- WESH with 51,000 (66,700 in 2010)
- WOFL with 31,000 (27,000 in 2010)
- WKMG with 18,600 (no 5 p.m. news in 2010)
5 p.m. weekdays (25-54 demo):
- WFTV with 19,400 (31,400 in 2010)
- WESH with 18,800 (27,300 in 2010),
- WOFL with 12,900 (11,900 in 2010),
- WKMG with 7,000 (no 5 p.m news in 2010)
6 p.m. weeknights (households):
- WFTV with 111,200 (117,000 in 2010)
- WESH with 69,600 (84,200 in 2010)
- WKMG with 26,600 (27,900 in 2010)
- WOFL with 26,500 (27,900 in 2010)
6 p.m. weekdays (25-54 demo):
- WFTV with 35,500 (40,600 in 2010)
- WESH with 25,000 (29,500 in 2010)
- WKMG with 14,400 (11,800 in 2010)
- WOFL with 14,400 (14,400 in 2010)
10 p.m. weeknights (households):
- WOFL with 37,600 (36,200 in 2010)
- WRDQ with 31,300, (35,200 in 2010)
- WKCF with 16,500 (18,800 in 2010)
10 p.m. weeknights (25-54 demo):
- WOFL with 18,800 (22,400 in 2010)
- WRDQ with 10,500 (16,600 in 2010)
- WKCF with 8,300 (12,300 in 2010)
11 p.m. weeknights (households):
- WFTV with 69,300 (65,100 in 2010)
- WKMG with 54,300 (57,200 in 2010)
- WESH with 51,200 (58,700 in 2010)
- WOFL with 22,200 (20,600 in 2010)
11 p.m. weeknights (25-54 demo):
- WFTV with 22,500 (28,500 in 2010)
- WKMG with 20,400 (20,800 in 2010)
- WESH with 20,000 (23,700 in 2010)
- WOFL with 13,700 (12,600 in 2010)