Data science proves we love to hate-watch TV


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  • Friday, 01 Jul 2016

LOS ANGELES: One of the true pleasures of HBO's Game of Thrones the last few seasons has been seething at the outrages committed by oleaginous psychopath Ramsay Bolton. And now, thanks to Big Data, it's clear that TV viewers are highly motivated to watch a show if they hate something about it. 

For dramas and reality shows, various expressions of "hate" by viewers were the strongest emotional indicator that TV show viewership will increase for the following episode, according to a study by data-analytics startup Canvs. 

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