– New Orleans Saints victory is the second most-watched telecast in Canada since 1994 –
– One in two Canadians watch some part of the broadcast –
– Audiences peaks at 8 million viewers in the final minutes of the fourth quarter –
– 1.8 million watch series premiere of UNDERCOVER BOSS –
Toronto, ON (February 8, 2009) – SUPER BOWL XLIV is the most-watched SUPER BOWL ever with a record audience of 6.7 million viewers in Canada on CTV (6.025 million) and RDS (650,000) last night. Preliminary overnight data from BBM Canada confirms that the New Orleans Saints’ 31-17 victory over the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday is the second biggest audience for any broadcast on Canadian television since 1994.* Overall, an astonishing 16.64 million viewers – or one in two Canadians – tuned in to some or all of the broadcast on CTV or RDS. Read more…
– CTV’s exclusive coverage of SUPER BOWL XLIV airs Feb. 7 starting at 12 noon ET –
– TSN delivers extensive Pre-Game and Post-Game coverage live from Miami –
– ETALK, CANADA AM, CTV NEWS, ESPN Classic, MuchMusic, MTV and CHUM Radio cover the game from all angles –
Toronto, ON (February 3, 2010) – Down… Set…Watch! With CTV home to the biggest party in North America on SUPER BOWL Sunday, the network’s family of sports, news, entertainment, radio and online properties touch down in Miami to deliver a comprehensive line-up of SUPER BOWL programming across the board. Read more…
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– Six-hour pre-game marathon kicks off day-long SUPER BOWL Sunday festivities on Feb. 7 –
– CTV sells out all available advertising time during the Super Bowl Broadcast –
Toronto, ON (February 1, 2010) – The biggest party in North America hits CTV as the SUPER BOWL takes centre stage this Sunday. CTV’s exclusive Canadian coverage of SUPER BOWL XLIV, featuring the Indianapolis Colts taking on the New Orleans Saints, airs nationally on Sunday, Feb. 7 in High Definition from Miami. Super Bowl Sunday begins on CTV with six hours of pre-game programming starting at 12 noon ET before the kick-off show begins at 6 p.m. ET (visit CTV.ca to confirm local broadcast times).
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