Written by PTC | Published July 24, 2014
By comparison, most of the network’s original series averaged at least a million viewers, with the top six all averaging more than 2 million (the network’s most-watched series this year, Love & Hip Hop Atlanta, averaged 3.5 million viewers, while the network’s least-watched, the short-live revival of Best Week Ever, averaged 226,000 viewers).But will the spectacular failure of “Dating Naked” deter all those media executives who are eager to roll out their own naked reality shows? Probably not. But hopefully the corporate world, at least, will now know better than to bet their money on a loser. Companies that made “Dating Naked” possible through their sponsorship dollars include: YUM! Brands Jonathan Blum, Chief Public Affairs Officer 1900 Colonel Sanders Ln Louisville, KY 40213 502-874-8300 502-874-2690 Jonathan.blum@yum.com T-mobile USA Jim Alling, Chief Operating Officer 12920 Se 38th St Bellevue, WA 98006 425-378-4000 Jim.Alling@T-Mobile.com Burger King Donna Kellerman, Marketing Manager 5505 Blue Lagoon Dr Miami, FL 33126 305-378-3000 DKELLERMAN@WHOPPER.COM Kia Motors Michael Sprague, EVP Sales and Marketing 111 Peters Canyon Rd Irvine, CA 92606 949-468-4800 949-470-2809 MSPRAGUE@KIA.COM