During April 2013, Disney Channel delivered a Total Day sweep across major youth demos, ranking as TV's #1 network in Kids 2-11 (889,000/2.2 rating), Kids 6-11 (562,000/2.4 rating) and Tweens 9-14 (498,000/2.1 rating). In fact, boasting its highest-rated April of all time, this marked the network's 24th consecutive month at #1 in Kids 6-11 (dates back to May 2011) and for the 36th straight month in Tweens 9-14 (dates back to May 2010).
Moreover, Disney Channel nearly doubled Nickelodeon in Tweens 9-14 (+95% - vs. 255,000) - its biggest competitive advantage on record and fourth largest ever in Kids 6-11 (+44% - vs. 389,000). Further, this marked Disney Channel's 22nd consecutive month recording double-digit victories.In Prime, Disney Channel extended its streak as TV's #1 network to 98 consecutive months in Kids 6-11 (975,000/4.1 rating) and to 94 months in Tweens 9-14 (856,000/3.6 rating), and was cable TV's #2 network in Total Viewers (2.40 million), surpassing #3 entertainment network A&E by a considerable 19% (vs. 2.02 million).Disney Junior, the daily programming block for kids age 2-7 on Disney Channel, recorded April highs in Girls 2-5 (277,000/3.5 rating) and Women 18-49 (324,000/0.5 rating), and saw its highest rated April in the daypart in Kids 2-5 (3.2 rating - tie).
In its first month of public ratings, 24-hour Disney Junior Channel ranked as the month's #1 preschool cable TV network in Total Day in Total Viewers (358,000), Kids 2-5 (183,000/1.1 rating), Boys 2-5 (101,000/1.2 rating) and Women 18-49 (73,000), winning each week throughout the month in the target demos.
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