Top 10 Cable TV Show Websites – Week Ended 06-06-09

June 12, 2009

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Broadcast & Cable | Media & Entertainment | Television

Comedy Central’s South Park was the #1 ranked TV show website among the cable networks (adults only).??? TLC’s Jon and Kate Plus 8 was ranked #2 followed by BET’s 106 & Park ranked #3.
Moves among the top 25 websites included Travel’s Dhani Jones ranked #4 from #20, USA’s Burn Notice ranked #15 from #54, Travel’s Anthony Bourdain ranked #17 from #34, Food Network’s Semi-Homemade Cooking with Sandra Lee ranked #18 from #42 and MSNBC’s Morning Joe ranked #20 from #74.

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