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Chart: Most Watched vs. Most Discussed: Measuring Engagement
Networked Insights measures the way consumers have conversations about shows on the Web, whether by blogging, posting comments or simply reading comments. By measuring these interactions, Networked Insights can see which shows have the most online engagement.For the week of Nov. 17, the top show in the Nielsen rankings, “Grey’s Anatomy,” doesn’t make Networked Insights’ top 10 list. At the same time, six of the 10 shows on Networked Insights’ list aren’t top Nielsen shows, including the “24” prequel that aired on Fox.
Most Viewed Shows on TV vs. Most Discussed Shows on the Web
Adults 18-49
Nov. 17-23, 2008
| Nielsen's Top 10 | Networked Insights' Top 10 | ||
| Broadcast TV | Viewers | Broadcast TV | Interactions |
| 1. Grey's Anatomy | 8,182,000 | Two and a Half Men | 69,418,375 |
| 2. NBC Sunday Night Football | 7,400,000 | CSI: Miami | 47,624,074 |
| 3. House | 7,376,000 | Criminal Minds | 38,392,917 |
| 4. Two and a Half Men | 6,940,000 | House | 34,743,744 |
| 5. American Music Awards | 6,681,000 | NBC Sunday Night Football | 18,666,351 |
| 6. CSI | 6,536,000 | 24 Redemption | 18,272975 |
| 7. The OT | 6,001,000 | Heroes | 11,513,837 |
| 8. How I Met Your Mother | 5,776,000 | CSI: NY | 7,676,124 |
| 9. Dancing With the Stars | 5,667,000 | Survivor: Gabon | 4,493,928 |
| 10. The Office | 5,666,000 | CSI | 4,246,710 |
| Source: Networked Insights | |||


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