Roger Federer brings SF almost 50 percent market share
An average of 476,000 people watched the live broadcast of the French Open on Sunday, in which Roger Federer defeated Robin Sölderling. At times, up to 634,000 people were watching. This corresponds to a market share of 48.6 percent.
Up to 634,000 people watched the live broadcast of the final between Roger Federer and the Swede Robin Söderling at the French Open in Paris on SF info on Sunday. This corresponds to a market share of 48.6 percent. An average of 476,000 people watched Federer win his 14th Grand Slam title, equaling Pete Sampras' record. During the 14-day tournament, an average of 126,000 people watched the live coverage on SF zwei and SF info. According to its own figures on Monday, Swiss television achieved a market share of 18.4 percent.
