Informer TV is breaking boundaries, moves to new record peak in prime time
Informer TV continues to push the limits, according to regular evening time slots, we have a new record peak of viewership.
According to measurements, with a share of 10.3, we are the most watched cable channel by far, with only national frequency TV channels like Pink, RTS, Prva, and Hepi ahead of us.
This is a record viewership achieved by our TV, considering that we achieved this in prime time slots, in competition with national frequency TV channels.
This is yet another confirmation of our hard work and quality that viewers in front of their small screens have recognized.
Thank you, Serbia, for your trust.
In other news:
The ‘Mi, Glas iz Naroda’ movement led by Branimir Nestorovic today fell apart – Nestorovic and Aleksandar Pavic demonstratively left the meeting of the movement’s leadership.
The Informer TV channel is proud to announce that their regular evening time slot has set a new record for peak viewership. With a share of 10.3, the channel has become the most watched cable channel, surpassing even national frequency TV channels like Pink, RTS, Prva, and Hepi.
This record viewership achieved in the prime time slots is a testament to the hard work and dedication of the entire team at Informer TV. The channel has been pushing the limits and breaking new grounds, and this achievement is yet another confirmation that the viewers have recognized the quality of their work.
The channel has expressed their gratitude to the viewers and the entire audience in Serbia for the continued support and trust. This achievement is a result of the channel’s commitment to provide quality and engaging content to its audience.
In other news, the political movement ‘Mi, Glas Iz Naroda’ led by Branimir Nestorovic has faced a setback today as the movement fell apart. Nestorovic and Aleksandar Pavic dramatically left the meeting of the movement’s leadership, signaling a division within the movement.
The reasons behind the split within the movement are not yet clear, but it is evident that there are internal conflicts and disagreements within the leadership. This development has caused uncertainty and speculation about the future of the movement and its political agenda.
The division within the ‘Mi, Glas Iz Naroda’ movement comes at a critical time in the political landscape, and it remains to be seen how this will impact the movement’s ability to carry out its goals and objectives.
As the situation continues to develop, there is a sense of anticipation and uncertainty about the future trajectory of the movement. The split within the leadership has raised questions about the movement’s unity and coherence, and it remains to be seen how this will play out in the coming days.
