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The most watched event in the history of American television. Beyond the epic victory of the Kansas City Chiefs against the San Francisco 49ers, this is the great title left by the Super Bowl played on Sunday at the Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas (Nevada, USA). The figure is impressive and far exceeds the previous one: 123.4 million viewers followed the American Soccer League final for four and a half hours and 202.4 million viewers connected to the broadcast at a certain point point, in a match that was particularly prolonged until extra time, the second in the 58-year history…

The RTVE Interactive Media News Council expressed its rejection “with the tone and content of the broadcast of the Goya Awards red carpet on RTVE Play by an external collaborator”. In this way, the News Council spoke out this Monday against the attitude and words of Inés Hernand in the moments preceding the Goya ceremony last Saturday.More informationGood morning.We attach our press release on what happened in the broadcast of the red carpet of the Goya Awards 2024 on RTVE Play.Not everything goes... 👇 pic.twitter.com/lMWsXQOwbz— RTVE.es News Tip (@cdirtve_es) February 12, 2024 Although the statement does not cite the author…

The fact that Goya 2024 lasted more than three and a half hours played against the audience figures and the ceremony presented by Ana Belén, Javier Ambrossi and Javier Calvo was the one that attracted the fewest spectators on average since 2006. Indeed, it It was therefore the absolute leader on Saturday evening, with 2,359,000 spectators. Of course, in screen share data (the percentage of the TV pie it is left with), the 2023 data improved slightly and reached 23.5%, the best share since 2020.More informationMore than 6.6 million viewers watched some moments of the broadcast during the more than…

This February we compile solid proposals with something more in common than the format. These four podcasts They focus on the world of culture and have their own female name."I live dancing"Five inspiring artists from the world of dance in five-minute conversations. Poliana Lima, Olga Pericet, Rocío Molina, Luz Arcas and María Pagés tell journalist Olga Baeza their fears, their desires and their joys. Furthermore, as advice for the new generations, they explain how they see life and specifically this artistic discipline, its transformative power and how it transcends society. Brazilian Poliana Lima, for example, refuses to consider dance as…