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Sunday Show Ratings: 09.12.10

As usual, NBC’s “Meet the Press” held its spot as the highest-rated Sunday show in total viewers and demo last weekend.  “Face the Nation” inched ahead of ABC’s “This Week” with 60,000 more total viewers but lost the good fight in the demo where ABC pulled in 150,000 more viewers than CBS.  Here are the ratings for Sunday, September 12, 2010:

 TOTAL VIEWERS      

NBC “MEET THE PRESS”            3,010,000            

CBS “FACE THE NATION”         2,360,000            

ABC “THIS WEEK”                           2,300,000            

FOX “FOX NEWS SUNDAY”        1,170,000            

 A25-54 MM/Rtg

NBC “MEET THE PRESS”            970,000/.8

ABC “THIS WEEK”                           770,000/.6

CBS “FACE THE NATION”         620,000/.5

FOX “FOX NEWS SUNDAY”        430,000/.3

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Rising Star Finalists

mblogo.jpgAfter the jump, you’ll find the finalists for FishbowlDC’s Rising Star competition. Congrats to everyone for being nominated and making it into the 2nd round in our first “Rising Star” competition. The winners will accompany mediabistro.com and FishbowlDC to the National Press Foundation Dinner, with a seat next to a high-profile guest (and if you’re a high profile guest who wants to go, let us know).

Plus: We’ll be giving away seats to lucky winners we’ll pick at random. Click here to enter the raffle (send your name, affiliation and contact info).

Now, before you write in to complain about so-and-so not getting included, etc., etc., let’s explain a few things.

1.) If you didn’t get nominated, you didn’t get considered. The pool of contenders was chosen by you.
2.) Some (actually, many) people were not included because, in our opinion, they were already “risen”, not “rising” (For instance: Ed Henry was nominated. Funnily enough, so was Helen Thomas). So, for some of you, it’s a compliment.
3.) We did our best to limit the number of finalists from each publication, from certain beats, and from each medium (print, radio, broadcast, etc.).
4.) Most importantly, we’re well aware that the list is imperfect. We did our best. Our apologies in advance if you felt snubbed. Dorian, Inky and Patrick discussed the finalists but the finalists were mostly determined by consulting with employees at various news organizations for their insight, thoughts and advice.

Okay, so this is how it’s going work: After the jump is the list of finalists. If you’re already attending the National Press Foundation Annual Awards Dinner on February 22, let us know. Unfortunately, we’ll have to remove your name from consideration, since that means you won’t be able to sit with us (*tear*). Also, if you simply don’t want to be considered, please also let us know. Then, with the list tweaked as/if needed, we will open up voting Thursday morning and it will go through Monday.

Click below for the finalists…

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