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Presenter Wiesje Hillen not panicked by low Buzz ratings

Presenter Wiesje Hillen not panicked by low Buzz ratings

Presenter Wiesje Hillen is not concerned by the low initial viewership for her new Net5 talk show, Buzz, which features a young team and focuses on entertainment news. She remains optimistic about the show's future, noting that while television ratings are low, the program is gaining traction with online viewers.

Presenter Wiesje Hillen is remaining optimistic despite the low viewership numbers for the new Net5 talk show, Buzz. Launched only three weeks ago, the show features Hillen and co-host Iris Enthoven discussing current entertainment news with a panel that includes Lale Gul and Jaimie Vaes. Although the traditional television ratings are currently disappointing, Hillen is not concerned about the show's future.

Hillen attributes the slow start to the learning process of the young production team, who are working hard to refine the program. She noted that while there is chatter about the low ratings, the production team remains committed to the project. Furthermore, the show is finding success with digital audiences, as viewers are increasingly tuning in through online platforms. Hillen emphasizes that the team is focused on growth and remains positive that the audience will continue to build over time.

Based on reporting by nu. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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