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Realtime social media tracker Trendrr has released an infographic detailing the biggest winners in the social TV space in June 2011.
Culling data from the Trendrr.tv social TV index, the graphic breaks down the top broadcast, cable networks and TV shows, based on social interaction.
From a programming standpoint, the two big winners in June 2011 were NBC’s The Voice and the BET Awards.
The BET Awards drew 1.4 million social impressions, which helped it rank first in cable programming and helped BET rank as the most social cable network. Likewise, NBC’s big hit, The Voice, was not only the most social show on broadcast TV, it helped NBC maintain a sizable lead over other broadcast networks in terms of social engagement. This is an example of programming with a decidedly social bent performing well on social networks.
The data that is more surprising, at least to us, is the social success, or at least, social activity, surrounding rerun content for less social programming like Fox’s Animation Domination block. This block of Sunday programming, which includes shows like Family Guy and The Simpsons, took three of the top 10 slots every week for the month of June. Part of that can probably be attributed to the summer rerun season, but its interesting to see the social engagement with animated programming.
Trendrr compiles data from public profiles on Facebook, Twitter, Miso and GetGlue. It then ranks that data using buzz, checkins, posts and tweets for terms associated with TV shows. This data excludes sporting events and movies.
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