Telenovelas - The enthusiasm of television viewers in Indonesia against the 2010 World Cup in South Africa is very high. In the group stage, Thursday (24/06/2010), Indonesia has been recorded as the country with the highest level of television viewers on the show World Cup matches than 32 other countries.
Nielsen survey results showed, about 47 percent of Indonesia's television viewers watched the World Cup matches, last Thursday, at the Ghana match against Germany, Australia vs. Serbia, Slovakia vs. Italy, and Paraguay against New Zealand. This amount is the highest followed by Serbia (45.8 percent), Italy (45.6 percent), South Africa (43 percent), and Greece (42.5 percent).
Third Day
Previously, on the third day of World Cup 2010, Sunday (06/13/2010), Indonesia was ranked the fourth largest of the 32 countries in the world who love to watch live World Cup. During the group stage, there were approximately 49.2 percent of television viewers in Indonesia witnessed this prestigious sporting action.
Head of Corporate Marketing Communication Maika Randini Nielsen Indonesia, said at the beginning of the World Cup, World Cup viewing levels on TV Indonesia was ranked fourth in the Serbia, Slovenia, and Croatia. "Although not qualify a participant for the 2010 World Cup, the passion the people of Indonesia to watch the World Cup remains high," he said, Tuesday (29/06/2010) in Jakarta.
On the third day of the World Cup, World Cup level of the highest television viewing happening in Serbia (55.5 percent), Slovenia (53.4 percent), Croatia (49.9 percent), Indonesia (49.2) percent, South Korea (48 , 3 per cent), and South Africa (45.6).
Most
From the whole set of World Cup matches, the match between Portugal and Brazil ended a draw could siphon viewers most in Indonesia. Approximately 4.7 million television viewers in 10 major cities in Indonesia witnessed this match.
According to Maika, a number of World Cup matches defeating regular television programs, such as soap operas, reality shows, to infotainment.
The first time since it opened last June 11, World Cup games to be the most watched event. During the World Cup underway, the average number of television viewers has increased to two-fold.
Nielsen survey results showed, about 47 percent of Indonesia's television viewers watched the World Cup matches, last Thursday, at the Ghana match against Germany, Australia vs. Serbia, Slovakia vs. Italy, and Paraguay against New Zealand. This amount is the highest followed by Serbia (45.8 percent), Italy (45.6 percent), South Africa (43 percent), and Greece (42.5 percent).
Third Day
Previously, on the third day of World Cup 2010, Sunday (06/13/2010), Indonesia was ranked the fourth largest of the 32 countries in the world who love to watch live World Cup. During the group stage, there were approximately 49.2 percent of television viewers in Indonesia witnessed this prestigious sporting action.
Head of Corporate Marketing Communication Maika Randini Nielsen Indonesia, said at the beginning of the World Cup, World Cup viewing levels on TV Indonesia was ranked fourth in the Serbia, Slovenia, and Croatia. "Although not qualify a participant for the 2010 World Cup, the passion the people of Indonesia to watch the World Cup remains high," he said, Tuesday (29/06/2010) in Jakarta.
On the third day of the World Cup, World Cup level of the highest television viewing happening in Serbia (55.5 percent), Slovenia (53.4 percent), Croatia (49.9 percent), Indonesia (49.2) percent, South Korea (48 , 3 per cent), and South Africa (45.6).
Most
From the whole set of World Cup matches, the match between Portugal and Brazil ended a draw could siphon viewers most in Indonesia. Approximately 4.7 million television viewers in 10 major cities in Indonesia witnessed this match.
According to Maika, a number of World Cup matches defeating regular television programs, such as soap operas, reality shows, to infotainment.
The first time since it opened last June 11, World Cup games to be the most watched event. During the World Cup underway, the average number of television viewers has increased to two-fold.
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