Brian Stelter of The New York Times writes Thursday that the drop in the stock market earlier on Tuesday resulted in the highest number of viewers for business news network CNBC in the past six years.
“CNBC, which hastens to note that much of its viewing occurs outside of Nielsen’s home measurement area, drew an average of 281,000 viewers during the business day last month.
“Among 25- to 54-year-olds — the demographic that CNBC uses for advertising sales — the channel attracted an average of 126,000 viewers on Tuesday, its best performance since a market sell-off occurred in March 2007.”
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