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Bieber beats Stanley Cup Playoffs in Sunday t.v. ratings

Justin Bieber and Drake perform at the Juno Awards in St. John's Sunday.  Telegram photo

Justin Bieber and Drake perform at the Juno Awards in St. John's Sunday.  Telegram photo

Published on April 20, 2010
Published on June 30, 2010
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CTV , St. John's

More people watched the CTV broadcast of the 2010 Juno Awards than watched the Stanley Cup Playoffs on Sunday night.
The 39th Annual Juno Awards had a peak audience of 2.1 million viewers.
The peak was during a live performance by teen music sensation Justin Bieber, with New Artist of the Year winner Drake jumping in for a surprise appearance.
The young blood are likely to have contributed in a 63 per cent increase in the 18 to 34 year-old audience over the 2009 award show ratings.
"The 2010 Juno Awards will ultimately be remembered for its memorable performances, cutting-edge production and welcoming hometown crowd," stated CTV's president of creative, content and channels, Susanne Boyce, in a news release Tuesday.
In another comparison, while the 2009 Juno Awards had just over 4 million viewers (4.06 million) tune in to the broadcast "in all or in part." The 2010 Junos had 6.5 million viewers.
The ratings results make the 2010 Junos in St. John's the most watched Juno?Awards since 2003.

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    Anne-Marie
    - July 2, 2010 at 14:52:34

    I do not watch hockey nor the Junos but if I had to choose it would be hockey for I cannot stand to look at or listen to Justin Bieber for any longer than it takes to turn the off the TV. Sorry fans but he just pushes the wrong buttons for me.

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    Neil
    - July 2, 2010 at 14:46:27

    Peak must have been after the 1st or 2nd period of the hockey game. Maybe flicking back and forth during commercials or something....ratings are hard to judge. Peak could mean for one minute at one time during the 2 hrs....I find it hard to believe that they out done the playoffs. Maybe because I'm a hockey fan....

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    Mike
    - July 2, 2010 at 14:46:23

    Juno's --- a bunch of wanna be's slapping each other on the back. Great ego trip.

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    Grandma
    - July 2, 2010 at 14:41:56

    To each his own Anne Marie, but don't knock the young man, it would be a pretty boring world if there was only one style of music or performer. Remember there are all kinds of birds on the telephone wire, some sing low some sing higher, etc. But what really is making you unhappy Anne Marie? Find the answer to that and deal with it, and maybe then you can except and respect our differences.

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    Jim
    - July 2, 2010 at 14:41:34

    Ok, so the last good viewership was in 2003. We had them in 2002, correct? So, does that mean that the Juno's in 2002 were awesome, a lot of people heard they were awesome, and therefore tuned in to them in 2003, expecting them to be awesome like they were in St. John's in 2002? And then, when they heard that they're going to be here again in 2010, marked it on their calendars? I think so.

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    Frank M
    - July 2, 2010 at 14:39:10

    Bravo Newfoundland!!

    Bit just imagine the exposure for our artists if they had been a part of the TV show.

    Canada would be amazed at The Once, Amelia Curran or Hey Rosetta if thy had been given a chance to perform on the show.

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    Anne-Marie
    - July 1, 2010 at 21:36:59

    I do not watch hockey nor the Junos but if I had to choose it would be hockey for I cannot stand to look at or listen to Justin Bieber for any longer than it takes to turn the off the TV. Sorry fans but he just pushes the wrong buttons for me.

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    Neil
    - July 1, 2010 at 21:26:30

    Peak must have been after the 1st or 2nd period of the hockey game. Maybe flicking back and forth during commercials or something....ratings are hard to judge. Peak could mean for one minute at one time during the 2 hrs....I find it hard to believe that they out done the playoffs. Maybe because I'm a hockey fan....

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    Mike
    - July 1, 2010 at 21:26:24

    Juno's --- a bunch of wanna be's slapping each other on the back. Great ego trip.

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    Grandma
    - July 1, 2010 at 21:18:50

    To each his own Anne Marie, but don't knock the young man, it would be a pretty boring world if there was only one style of music or performer. Remember there are all kinds of birds on the telephone wire, some sing low some sing higher, etc. But what really is making you unhappy Anne Marie? Find the answer to that and deal with it, and maybe then you can except and respect our differences.

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    Jim
    - July 1, 2010 at 21:18:10

    Ok, so the last good viewership was in 2003. We had them in 2002, correct? So, does that mean that the Juno's in 2002 were awesome, a lot of people heard they were awesome, and therefore tuned in to them in 2003, expecting them to be awesome like they were in St. John's in 2002? And then, when they heard that they're going to be here again in 2010, marked it on their calendars? I think so.

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    Frank M
    - July 1, 2010 at 21:14:19

    Bravo Newfoundland!!

    Bit just imagine the exposure for our artists if they had been a part of the TV show.

    Canada would be amazed at The Once, Amelia Curran or Hey Rosetta if thy had been given a chance to perform on the show.

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