Aunt Bessie's 'Margaret and Mabel' by VCCP
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Rating: 5.0
By Maisie McCabe, brandrepublic.com, Monday, 03 September 2012 09:54AM
Paralympics coverage: Ellie Simmonds breaks a world record in the women's SM6 200m IM final
According to unofficial overnight figures, Channel 4’s coverage of the Paralympics on Saturday night peaked at 3.20 million viewers at 8.05pm, a 13.9% share.
Saturday brought five gold medals for ParalympicsGB: Ellie Simmonds in the S6 400m freestyle in the pool; in the velodrome Sarah Storey won the cycling time trial and Neil Fachie and Barney Storey won the tandem 1km time trial; on the track amputee Richard Whitehead won the T42 200m; and Natasha Baker won the grade II equestrian.
Over the main Saturday night Paralympic show Channel 4 and Channel 4 HD had an average audience of 2.56 million viewers, an 11.7% share, between 7pm and 10.30pm. An additional average of 105,900 tuned in on Channel 4 +1.
Channel 4's Paralymics coverage is sponsored by BT and Sainsbury's.
The third episode of ITV’s singing talent show ‘The X Factor’ had a peak audience of 9.20 million viewers, a 37.6% share of the television-watching audience, across ITV1 and ITV1 HD at 9pm, the most-watched show of the day. Including ITV1 +1 the peak was 9.7 million.
Between 8.15pm and 9.15pm, ‘The X Factor’ had an average audience of 8.14 million viewers, a 35.0% share, across ITV1 and ITV1 HD. An additional average of 421,500 watched the show on ITV1 +1.
‘The X Factor’ audience was down from last week and the third episode of ‘The X Factor’ last year, which had a total average audience of 11.1 million viewers, and slightly down from the first episode of this series.
Saturday’s first episode of ‘Red or Black?’ had an average audience of 3.38 million viewers on ITV1 and ITV1 HD, a 15.4% share, between 7.30pm and 8.15pm. An additional 70,300 watched the first ‘Red or Black?’ on ITV1 +1.
The second instalment of ‘Red or Black?’ was watched by 3.17 million viewers, a 13.8% share, between 9.15pm and 10pm on ITV1 and ITV1 HD. An hour later, an average of 12,400 watched the show on ITV1 +1.
The return of Matt Smith as ‘Doctor Who’ attracted an average audience of 6.38 million viewers between 7.15pm and 8.15pm across BBC One and BBC One HD, a 29.3% share of the TV-watching audience.
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Day two dawned….and with it another migration back to the Palais.
Annie Leibovitz explained the art of bringing a story down to a single moment, and shared the inspiration behind the campaign she created with Disney making tales as old as time relevant to today. We heard from Astro Teller, Captain of Moonshots at Google (yes, really) reinforcing the importance of storytelling in driving audacious invention. Mother warned us to hang on to the joy of craft and keep our brains happy in order not to become advertising douchebags. And Facebook discussed scalable creativity.
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