I must warn our viewing audience that this footage is very unsettling.

Or is it really for the gratification of the viewing audience?

A lecture that was clearly intended for the viewing audience.

Then, he broke the normal rules of Talking Headship and looked directly at the viewing audience.

Looking back at the viewing audience he continued.

But broadcasters fear the services will continue to expand, cutting into their viewing audience and advertising revenue.

Turning to the young chemist, who rose from his chair, Harrow introduced him to the viewing audience.

She said, "Smile for the viewing audience."

But Murdoch has bigger ambitions and said he wants to take more than half of a bigger business viewing audience.

Networks are often wary of appearing to take political stances for fear of losing corporate sponsors and dividing its viewing audience.

As for the former, well, maybe the cable viewing audience of 2037 will be able to answer that with a click.

Instead, a question on the film Cáca Milis appeared instead which asked students about about the main character's effect on the viewing audience.

Is it proposed that television cameras and a considerable viewing audience have no influence on what people do or say, asks John Waters.

Regarding the second part of the question, it is indeed true that the percentage of the viewing audience held by the networks is diminishing.

It could make a lot more sense than trying to bring the online viewing audience into the actual venue (which is, after all, impossible).

Today's viewing audience might be slightly more sceptical of a bunch of minimally (or even un-) employed 20-somethings living in an expensive West Village apartment.