Vienna (OTS) – In November 2023, the ORF broadcasting group achieved a market share with live highlights such as football and alpine skiing as well as “Wetten, dass ..?”, fictional highlights such as “Schnee” (including heavy follow-up use) and current reporting on the Middle East conflict of 32.6 percent and a daily reach of 3.646 million viewers, which corresponds to 48.3 percent of the TV population.
Further key facts for November 2023
ORF 1: 1.798 million viewers (9.0 percent market share), ORF 2:
2.896 million viewers (20.6 percent MA), ORF 1 and ORF 2 total: 29.6 percent MA, ORF station group in the core zone (5 p.m. to 11 p.m.): 38.5 percent MA
The ten top ranges
“Time in the picture” (November 13th)
1.488 million viewers, 57 percent market share
“State today” (November 21st)
1.345 million viewers, 56 percent market share
“International football match Austria – Germany”, 2nd Hz (November 21st) 1.187 million viewers, 42 percent market share
“Rosenheim Cops” (November 9th)
796,000 viewers, 30 percent market share
“Bet that..?” (November 25th)
784,000 viewers, 30 percent market share
“Crime Scene” (November 12th)
772,000 viewers, 25 percent market share
“ZIB Special – Middle East Conflict” (November 20)
704,000 viewers, 23 percent market share
“ZIB 2” (November 23)
671,000 viewers, 32 percent market share
“Women’s Slalom, Killington” 2nd DG (November 26)
654,000 viewers, 23 percent market share
“North by Northwest: Natalia” (November 15)
621,000 viewers, 22 percent market share
November top ratings in ORF 1
— The end of the 2023 international match year on November 21st was not only particularly pleasing for the ÖFB team: up to 1.278 million saw the Rangnick team’s 2-0 win against Germany on ORF 1, an average of 1.187 million Viewers watched live in the second half with a market share of 42 percent (46 and 58 percent in the young target groups); This game was the most watched friendly match on ORF to date.
— The ORF mystery thriller series “Schnee” was used particularly intensively: finally weighted up to 508,000, episode one on November 13th was not missed, in the young target groups 12-49 and 12-29 years old ( also on November 13th) reached 20 percent market share.
— Strong continued use of “The Music Plays Here”: Up to 347,000 watched the musical game show on November 3rd with a market share of up to 26 percent in the young target group aged 12-29 (November 17th).
— First place in the annual ranking was reached on November 22nd by “Doc 1: Bargain Hunting – Austria Saves” with a reach of 450,000 and 21 percent of employees in the target group aged 12-49.
— “Welcome Austria” achieved third place in the annual ranking on November 7th with the congenial guests Herbert Prohaska, Hans Krankl and Rainer Pariasek with 417,000 RW and 33 percent MA in the target group 12-29 years old.
— The last “Wetten, dass ..?” with Thomas Gottschalk (November 25th) was successful in all target groups with up to 784,000 viewers and high market shares in all target groups. There were 30 percent MA among 12+, 35 percent among 12-49 and also 35 percent in the young target group 12-29 years.
November top ratings in ORF 2
— As part of an extensive ORF program focus, ORF 2, ORF III and Ö1 remembered the November pogroms of 1938; The multimedia contemporary history focus reached a total of 2.766 million Austrians, which corresponds to 37 percent of the domestic TV population aged twelve and over (widest circle of viewers).
— The ORF dedicated itself to the topic of “restful sleep” in the “Consciously Healthy” initiative from November 16th to 25th, 2023; Overall, the numerous TV programs of the focus week alone reached 2.822 million viewers, which corresponds to a wide audience of 37 percent of the domestic TV population aged twelve and over; The “G’sund in Austria” edition “Sleep – How the night keeps us fit” (November 16th) achieved the highest reach with an average of 420,000 viewers (17 percent market share).
— A “ZIB Special” in prime time on November 20th dealt with the roots of the current Middle East conflict and reached an average of 704,000 viewers with a 23 percent market share; An excellent figure of 16 percent market share was also achieved in the 12-49 year old target group.
— The “round table” on the topic “Does the Pilnacek recording have consequences?” was well received with a reach of 460,000 and a 27 percent market share on November 22nd.
— The “Eco special” on November 30th about the turbulence in René Benko’s real estate and trading empire was, with an average of 514,000 and 29 percent MA, the second most successful “Eco” edition of the year and the most successful “Special” since 2020.
November-Topwerte in ORF III
— The top reach was achieved on November 5th by “Otto Schenk: Pearls of Humor” with 193,000 viewers at 6 percent MA, followed by “Heimat Österreich: Im Katschtal” (November 15th) with 156,000 viewers at 5 Percent MA and “Experience Austria: Habsburg’s Homeland” on November 21st with 156,000 viewers at 5 percent MA.
Top values on the live stream
According to the online moving image measurement (AGTT/GfK TELETEST census), the ORF’s video streaming offers (live and on demand) were also used intensively in November 2023: in the entire ORF.at network (ORF TVthek and video offers on other sites including apps such as news.ORF.at, sport.ORF.at, special sites for TV events, etc.), 9.8 million net views (related usage processes) and 61.6 million gross views (video starts) were recorded in Austria, the total usage volume was 283 million minutes (preliminary figures). The most-used live stream in November was the second half of the international football match between Austria and Germany on November 21st with an average reach of 76,000, which is the strongest ORF live stream of the year. The program most viewed on demand in November was “Welcome Austria” from November 7th (Prohaska, Krankl and Pariasek in the talk) with an average reach of 43,000.