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NZ News: by the numbers Wednesday 7.10.09

TV3's ASB Business picked up 6 times as many viewers as yesterday, while Nightline slipped back from Tuesday's figures without the support of a strong local drama leading into the late news show.
8 Oct 2009
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TV3’s ASB Business picked up 6 times as many viewers as yesterday, while Nightline slipped back from Tuesday’s figures without the support of a strong local drama leading into the late news show.

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NZI Business screens 6.00-6.30 am
ASB Business screens 6.30-7.00 am

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