#24 oras facebook live

On its first day, ABS-CBN shocked a lot of digital natives with their impressive showing on their live streams with more than 190,000 concurrent views on Facebook, ultimately attracting 8.7 million views on Facebook and another 1.1 million views on YouTube. Both network's performance on Youtube and Facebook gives us a good glimpse of their reach and answer quite a number of interesting questions: Which platform do Filipinos prefer when watching livestreams? ABS-CBN's TV Patrol raked in a total of 16.2 Million views (1.15M views per day, average) on Facebook while GMA 7's 24 Oras got a total of 22.2 Million views (1.58M views per day, average) for the same period (May 13 -26). In the past 14 days of FB livestreams, TV Patrol had more views for 2 days while 24 Oras got more views for 12 days. In YouTube, 24 Oras had more views over TV Patrol in all of the last 14 of livestreams. Here, we noticed that more people are watching the livestreams on YouTube rather than Facebook. TV Patrol was peaking at around 17.1k concurrent viewers while 24 Oras was somewhere around 17.4k viewers on their Facebook live channels. Looking at all these data, we can make some rational observations about viewing behaviors of the average Filipino, relative to the broadcast performance of the two networks: YouTube is the preferred platform for livestreams over Facebook in the long-term. Read more in our articles including "Primetime Streaming: TV Patrol (ABS-CBN) vs. 24 Oras (GMA 7)" and "Facebook launches Your Profile, Your Home game".