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By Michael O'Connell, Nov 20, 2015 Hollywood Reporter
Of course, those numbers will continue to be available and reported, courtesy of ratings house Nielsen Media and the other networks that issue daily reports, but it is clear that Fox is trying to shift the conversation towards time-shifting — as many big cable networks (FX, AMC, USA) have successfully done over the last several years. (FX Networks topper John Landgraf was the first to formally make the move in July 2014.)
Though the network will make exceptions for live events such as sports and award shows, Fox will hold off on discussing the performance of its slate of original series until live-plus-three day, live-plus-seven day and multiplatform data are available. All three of those paint a bigger picture of how shows are being consumed, particularly at No. 3 Fox. The network has seen a growing portion of its audience come from streaming and time-shifting.
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