70% of Norwegians watching tv tuned in to Jakob Ingebrigtsen winning gold

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6 years ago 08/15/2018 1:43pm EDT

I'm full into my Ingebrigtsen mania. Now that I'm a subscriber to Norway's largest newspaper, I check their website regularly for updates on the Ingebrigtsen. Here is what I learned today via google translate.

Aftenposten wrote:
Nearly 1,4 million TV viewers at NRK
NRK reports that a total of 1,372 million viewers saw the final of 1500 meters, 69.5 percent of all who watched Friday night, saw Jakob Ingebrigtenen's first racing race.
The next day the actual number was a bit lower, but the percentage of those watching TV Saturday night was higher, 70.4 per cent. 1,145 million people filled gold and silver ran to Jakob and Henrik Ingebrigtsen.
The seertall was also very good Thursday evening, 914,000, so Karsten Warholm took gold at 400m hekt, a share of 66 percent of all who watched television.
In the local language: Nær 1,4 millioner tv-seere hos NRK
NRK melder at hele 1,372 millioner seere så finalen på 1500 meter, hele 69,5 prosent av alle som så tv fredagskvelden, så Jakob Ingebrigtsens første gullaøp.
Dagen etter var det faktiske tallet litt lavere, men prosentandelen av de som så tv lørdagskvelden, var høyere, 70,4 prosent. 1,145 millioner mennesker fulte gull og sølvløpet til Jakob og Henrik Ingebrigtsen.
Seertallet var også meget bra torsdag kveld, 914.000 så Karsten Warholm ta gull på 400 meter hekk, en andel på 66 prosent av alle som så tv.

https://www.aftenposten.no/100Sport/andreidretter/I-NM-loper-Jakob-og-Henrik-Ingebrigtsen-hver-sin-distanse-259878b.html

6 years ago 08/15/2018 1:46pm EDT

re: rojo

6 years ago 08/15/2018 1:50pm EDT

re: rojo

rojo wrote:
I'm full into my Ingebrigtsen mania. Now that I'm a subscriber to Norway's largest newspaper, I check their website regularly for updates on the Ingebrigtsen. Here is what I learned today via google translate.
Aftenposten wrote:
Nearly 1,4 million TV viewers at NRK
NRK reports that a total of 1,372 million viewers saw the final of 1500 meters, 69.5 percent of all who watched Friday night, saw Jakob Ingebrigtenen's first racing race.
The next day the actual number was a bit lower, but the percentage of those watching TV Saturday night was higher, 70.4 per cent. 1,145 million people filled gold and silver ran to Jakob and Henrik Ingebrigtsen.
The seertall was also very good Thursday evening, 914,000, so Karsten Warholm took gold at 400m hekt, a share of 66 percent of all who watched television.
In the local language: Nær 1,4 millioner tv-seere hos NRK
NRK melder at hele 1,372 millioner seere så finalen på 1500 meter, hele 69,5 prosent av alle som så tv fredagskvelden, så Jakob Ingebrigtsens første gullaøp.
Dagen etter var det faktiske tallet litt lavere, men prosentandelen av de som så tv lørdagskvelden, var høyere, 70,4 prosent. 1,145 millioner mennesker fulte gull og sølvløpet til Jakob og Henrik Ingebrigtsen.
Seertallet var også meget bra torsdag kveld, 914.000 så Karsten Warholm ta gull på 400 meter hekk, en andel på 66 prosent av alle som så tv.

You couldn't even google what the population of Norway is before posting and looking silly? It's clear you are misinterpreting what they are representing in that figure, as there are over 5 million people living there.

If Magnus Carlsen can get a million of them to watch chess, I'm not surprised that Jakob can get a few more to watch a track event:

https://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=246201777

6 years ago 08/15/2018 2:22pm EDT

re: rojo

Henrik and Jakob got a hero's welcome at the airport - the Mayor came out.

Jakob apparently has been given a Mercedes by a local dealer.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BmfozR5Fjgp/?taken-by=jakobing

6 years ago 08/15/2018 2:34pm EDT

re: latvian orthodox

latvian orthodox wrote:
You couldn't even google what the population of Norway is before posting and looking silly? It's clear you are misinterpreting what they are representing in that figure, as there are over 5 million people living there.
If Magnus Carlsen can get a million of them to watch chess, I'm not surprised that Jakob can get a few more to watch a track event:

You didn't read what I wrote. Nor do you understand tv ratings. I wrote that 70% of Norwegians watching TV tuned in. I"m well aware that there are 5 million people in Norway.

I said 70% of the people watching tv were watching them. It's called a ratings share.

From Wikipedia, for the US, Nielsen may report a show as receiving a 4.4/8 during its broadcast; this would mean that out of all television-equipped households (that is to say homes with a TV set, not total number of people), 4.4% were tuned in to that program, while among those households watching TV at the time 8% of them watched."

What I gave you was the second number.

And I didn't make up that number. It came from a newspaper article that I clearly cited.

6 years ago 08/15/2018 2:56pm EDT

re: latvian orthodox

latvian orthodox wrote:
You couldn't even google what the population of Norway is before posting and looking silly? It's clear you are misinterpreting what they are representing in that figure, as there are over 5 million people living there.

Sounds like you're misinterpreting it, not him. The thread title clearly says 70% of those watching TV, not 70% of the living population.

6 years ago 08/15/2018 2:58pm EDT

re: rojo

Norwegians love endurance sports.

This summer 52% watched rollerskiing competition.

Yes, cross country skiers summer competition has more than 50% of viewers.

This is why Norwegians are not understanding the whole shoe-deal that Americans are talking about.

Endurance athletes will get sponsors from more than equipment companies.

https://www.bt.no/100Sport/vintersport/langrenn/Johaug--Co-knuste-Allsang-pa-Grensen-259367b.html

6 years ago 08/15/2018 3:00pm EDT

re: rojo

rojo wrote:
Henrik and Jakob got a hero's welcome at the airport - the Mayor came out.
Jakob apparently has been given a Mercedes by a local dealer.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BmfozR5Fjgp/?taken-by=jakobing

This will make for a great episode on Team Ingebrigtsen!

Remember a month or so ago when no one on here could even spell that name right?? They grow up so quick

6 years ago 08/15/2018 3:04pm EDT

re: Sabre

I'm hearing that William is an even bigger talent than Jakob.

6 years ago 08/15/2018 3:07pm EDT

re: rojo

What was btw the reason Filip didn't perform well in the final?

6 years ago 08/15/2018 3:14pm EDT

re: zerm

zerm wrote:
What was btw the reason Filip didn't perform well in the final?

He fell in the semifinal and was hurt.

6 years ago 08/15/2018 3:57pm EDT

re: rojo

rojo wrote:
latvian orthodox wrote:
You couldn't even google what the population of Norway is before posting and looking silly? It's clear you are misinterpreting what they are representing in that figure, as there are over 5 million people living there.
If Magnus Carlsen can get a million of them to watch chess, I'm not surprised that Jakob can get a few more to watch a track event:
You didn't read what I wrote. Nor do you understand tv ratings. I wrote that 70% of Norwegians watching TV tuned in. I"m well aware that there are 5 million people in Norway.
I said 70% of the people watching tv were watching them. It's called a ratings share.
From Wikipedia, for the US, Nielsen may report a show as receiving a 4.4/8 during its broadcast; this would mean that out of all television-equipped households (that is to say homes with a TV set, not total number of people), 4.4% were tuned in to that program, while among those households watching TV at the time 8% of them watched."
What I gave you was the second number.
And I didn't make up that number. It came from a newspaper article that I clearly cited.

For once the poster with good reading comprehensions and correct grammar was Rojo??? I nearly fell over!

6 years ago 08/15/2018 4:20pm EDT

re: rojo

rojo wrote:
latvian orthodox wrote:
You couldn't even google what the population of Norway is before posting and looking silly? It's clear you are misinterpreting what they are representing in that figure, as there are over 5 million people living there.
If Magnus Carlsen can get a million of them to watch chess, I'm not surprised that Jakob can get a few more to watch a track event:
You didn't read what I wrote. Nor do you understand tv ratings. I wrote that 70% of Norwegians watching TV tuned in. I"m well aware that there are 5 million people in Norway.
I said 70% of the people watching tv were watching them. It's called a ratings share.
From Wikipedia, for the US, Nielsen may report a show as receiving a 4.4/8 during its broadcast; this would mean that out of all television-equipped households (that is to say homes with a TV set, not total number of people), 4.4% were tuned in to that program, while among those households watching TV at the time 8% of them watched."
What I gave you was the second number.
And I didn't make up that number. It came from a newspaper article that I clearly cited.

Latvian Orthodox got OWNED by rojo

6 years ago 08/15/2018 5:03pm EDT

re: latvian orthodox

Watching the Ingebrigtsens run must be quite a welcome contrast from watching "slow TV" programs like National Knitting Night. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/norways-slow-tv-fascinating-viewers-for-hours-or-days-at-a-time/ It's wonderful to see a country get excited about running.

6 years ago 08/15/2018 5:15pm EDT

re: nimblenw

nimblenw wrote:
Watching the Ingebrigtsens run must be quite a welcome contrast from watching "slow TV" programs like National Knitting Night.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/norways-slow-tv-fascinating-viewers-for-hours-or-days-at-a-time/
It's wonderful to see a country get excited about running.

Watching a 24 h ultra on the track might be their thing.

6 years ago 08/15/2018 5:40pm EDT

re: Halviking

Halviking wrote:
Norwegians love endurance sports.
This summer 52% watched rollerskiing competition.
Yes, cross country skiers summer competition has more than 50% of viewers.
This is why Norwegians are not understanding the whole shoe-deal that Americans are talking about.
Endurance athletes will get sponsors from more than equipment companies.

we luuuve it

6 years ago 08/15/2018 5:42pm EDT

re: mdch

Norway, the alternate universe where the entire country tunes in to watch a track and field meet and the teenage runner boys have girlfriends.

6 years ago 08/15/2018 6:04pm EDT

re: rojo

I wonder what Henrik thinks?

Nice car though.

6 years ago 08/15/2018 6:13pm EDT

re: rojo

rojo wrote:
I'm full into my Ingebrigtsen mania.

Now there's a shocker...

6 years ago 08/15/2018 9:08pm EDT

re: Fellow whitey

Serious question: is it any easier to watch track in Norway? A ton of US events are behind paywalls and when they are on tv they're not always on NBC, they're on NBC Sports or the Olympic Channel. In Norway can you just pop on the tv and find track on a popular channel?

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