Michael, quite a few opinions. While I won't take time to respond to all of your comments tonight (I have some other business on tap). Also, I'm not too concerned about having my reasoning demolished (especially by you - just a joke.)
But anyway, to correct you: 1-3 does not give us 2,500,000 viewers. Rather it gives us 2,666,667 viewers.
On item four, each viewer watches three video segments/day. Of course, that's an ideal situation. Most models are idealized, and then are modified as official or better information becomes available. In this instance, as the car buffs watch iNEXTv's auto content, I'm certain they will watch much more than three segments/day.
Imagine, if iNEXTV had many segments of Sports Illustrated SwimSuit models, I don't think many men would limit themselves to viewing only three segments/day.
While it cannot possibly be uniformly true across all viewing segments, its similar to having pulses of high interest and viewership on some content and fewer viewers on others. If one takes an average of the overall viewers, then you will begin to understand this approach, i.e.average viewed segments = 3segments/day. (I stand by that estimate until convinced otherwise by some reasoned arguments to the contrary.)
One other thing, you should not think that your preferences are held by everyone else. What you might consider as poor content, might well be applauded by many others as very good and very interesting,(swimsuit models vs automobiles).
Try to be more objective with your "analysis", and perhaps this will become a more useful exercise.
Will address more later.
DrD
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