- 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m.
local time. The
drive time
dayparts coincide with rush hour;
these dayparts are
traditionally the most listened-to
portions of...
-
explicitly designed for the
optimum measurement of
audience viewership by
dayparts, with
prime time
being of most interest.
Television viewership is, in general...
- 5:00 p.m.,
following the
early morning daypart typically dedicated to
morning shows and
preceding the
evening dayparts that
eventually lead into
prime time...
-
television shows are
presented w****ly in
prime time or
daily in
other dayparts,
though there are many exceptions. At a
micro level,
scheduling is the...
- Late-night
television is one of the
dayparts in
television broadcast programming. It
follows prime time and
precedes the
overnight television show graveyard...
-
within a
given network,
television program, or time of day (called a "
daypart"). In many countries,
including the
United States,
television campaign...
-
through Friday nights, due to
frequent sports event overruns into that
daypart on w****ends. The
first Fox
station to
adopt such a
scheduling format was...
- (A
broader definition of the
daypart includes the
designated "early morning," "early access" and "prime access"
dayparts as well as w****ends, encomp****ing...
-
Network which broadcasts during the evening,
prime time, and late-night
dayparts. The
block features stylistically varied animated and live-action series...
-
extend into "wall-to-wall" coverage. Live
programming is
separated by
daypart: Your
Morning News, News All Day, and Your
Evening News. When not live...
