OE24.TV breaks March record: 343,000 spectators and quotas!

OE24.TV breaks March record: 343,000 spectators and quotas!

Laimgrubengasse 10, 1060 Wien, Österreich - A dramatic competition for the number of spectators is flipped on Austrian television! OE24.TV reports triumphal quotas and has moved into the right light with record numbers. On Tuesday, March 5, 2025, the broadcaster reached a market share of impressive 4.7 percent in the advertising-relevant target group of the 12- to 49-year-olds and thus secured the title of the second strongest private broadcaster behind Pulse 4. On this day, 343,000 Austrians saw the program, while the interview with the new government tip attracted 106,000 spectators. The duel between Gerald Grosz and Sebastian Bohrn Mena was particularly exciting: Here, an incredible 164,800 viewers switched on, which corresponds to a market share of 6.8 percent. From 10 p.m. to midnight, OE24.TV was even the most successful private broadcaster in the whole country with a market share of 7.3 percent, such as ots.at reports .

ARD and ZDF dominate the Prime Time

But not only OE24.TV celebrates success: the public broadcasters also have every reason to be happy! According to DWDL persecuted. The series thus achieved an impressive market share of 20.0 percent. 530,000 spectators and a share of 11.5 percent were particularly noteworthy for the 14- to 49-year-olds. The ZDF also took its possibilities: the "Besseresser" program under the moderation of Sebastian Stege reached 2.73 million viewers and provided 11.0 percent market share in the overall audience.

The first could encourage over 4 million viewers with "in all friendship", while the quotas for younger ones dropped to 9.3 percent. The competition is clear: While the private broadcasters are flourishing in the afternoon, public law dominates in Prime Time. And that means watching the competitors! Because the odds show a clear trend: the audience returns to strong formats and demands quality. Signs of spectators and market shares are not only numbers, but reflect the viewer interest and the program quality!