Hot switch
In
television marathons and back-to-back airings of episodes of the same series. The technique is also used by many local network affiliates in the United States
to seamlessly transition from a local newscast to a network newscast.
Examples
In December 1992, for the premiere of ACNielsen for a minute by minute ratings report, and found that most viewers stayed with the new show for the entire pilot episode.[2]
References
- New York Times. May 30, 2011. Retrieved 2011-05-31.
- ^ Carter, Bill. "ABC's Extra Careful Look At 'Jackie Thomas Show'." New York Times, 1992-12-07, p. D8.
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