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How do television companies get money from tv ratings?

Updated: 8/17/2019

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If many fans like the shows the company distributes, the tv rating companies PAY them to air, because if the shows aren't funded, the fans get mad, and go straight to the tv rating companies angrily, and without control over all those fans, they can easily get a bad name.

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