a new record audience, in order to succeed, however, had and the help of the online platform of the HBO -something that confirms the gradual shift of viewers to online streaming-and a… cooking of the numbers. In accordance with the measurements of Nielsen, the premiere of the sixth cycle attracted 7.9 million. viewers, which is 1% less compared with the premiere of the fifth cycle. In fact, if you add in the viewers who saw one of the two repetitions of the opening on the same day, this difference increases to 4-5%, according to calculations by the Entertainment Weekly.
At this point, however, we put in the equation and subscribers of HBO, who decided to leave closed the tv and to see the series based on the books of George Martin from the PC or the portable device through the services HBO Go and HBO Now. Total bill: 10.7 million. viewers, which is 400 thousand more in comparison with the previous record, which was recorded from the finale of the fifth season (10.3 million) and 9% higher versus last year’s premiere. This means that some viewers “migrated” to the streaming services (hence the lower ratings), while there was a piece that was a whole new audience that wasn’t there last year.
So, the Game of thrones continues in this tradition, according to which every year increases his audience. While the first season the average audience was 2,52 million. viewers in the past year the series has arrived to it attracts an average of 6,88 million (with a marginal increase compared with the fourth season.
And if you’re wondering how did the Game of thrones in front of the pirates, where is the series with the more downloads, the answer is “impressive, but without to break any records”, as reported by the Torrentfreak. According to the estimates of the same average, within a half-day of viewing of the episode, about a million. users downloaded via BitTorrent. I’m sure the American users have not had the need to download the episode, since their HBO offered it for free (along with all the shows of last weekend).
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