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夏季オリンピックの開幕戦は大観衆と広告費を集める

1分で読む|2012年7月

With the 2012 Summer Olympics set to kick off this Friday with the opening ceremony in London, Nielsen took a look back at past years’ festivities to see how they measured up. According to the Nielsen analysis, of non-U.S.-based Games, the 2008 Beijing Games’ opening ceremony garnered the most U.S. viewers: 18.8 percent of TV households and 34.9 million viewers tuned in. Interestingly, Americans are much more likely to tune in when the Games happen on their home turf. The most viewed Olympics opening ceremony by percentage of U.S. TV homes tuned in was in 1984 when the Games were in Los Angeles, while the 1996 Atlanta Games attracted the largest number of viewers: roughly 40 million.

The average cost of a 30-second U.S. commercial spot during the Olympics opening ceremony has steadily increased over the years, from $155,000 in 1988 to $320,000 in 2008. These figures have not been adjusted for inflation.

Summer Olympics Opening Ceremonies: A Historical Look at U.S. Viewership & Ad Costs

サイト ネットワーク 日付 世帯格付け Average Number of Viewers Cost per :30 Spot*
Beijing 2008 日本放送協会 Aug. 8 18.8 34,902,000 $320,000
Athens 2004 日本放送協会 Aug. 13 14.6 25,384,000 $340,000
Sydney 2000 日本放送協会 Sep. 15 16.2 27,272,000 $275,000
アトランタ 1996 日本放送協会 Jul. 19 23.6 39,767,000 $250,000
Barcelona 1992 日本放送協会 Jul. 25 13.8 21,609,000 $168,300
ソウル 1988 日本放送協会 Sep. 17 15.2 22,685,000 $155,000
ロサンゼルス 1984 ABC Jul. 28 23.9 該当なし 該当なし
Moscow 1980 Boycott
Montreal 1976 ABC Jul. 17 11.1 13,870,000 該当なし
ミュンヘン 1972 ABC Aug. 26 6.5 該当なし 該当なし
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Household Rating is defined as the percentage of total U.S. TV households that tuned in, on average.

*Figures represent cost of a :30 spot at that time and are not adjusted for inflation.

Learn more about ad costs and TV households.

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