Which News Channel Do You Watch Most Often?
SodaHead News
2012/06/27 20:29:08
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CNN's viewership has dropped to its lowest point since 1991, The New York Daily News reports, while Fox News continues to lead by a wide margin. In the last year, CNN's ratings have dropped about 35% to an average of 446,000 viewers, while Fox News Channel's ratings have only dropped 1% to an average of 1.79 million viewers. MSNBC, the second-most watched news channel, is down 13% to an average of 689,000.
However, CNN's drop in viewership is primarily in the U.S. Internationally, the network continues to hold relatively strong ratings. "Piers Morgan Tonight" and Anderson Cooper's eponymous talk show, "Anderson," have not dropped quite as far as CNN's overall ratings, but they're still on the decline. What news channel do you tune into most often, if any?

However, CNN's drop in viewership is primarily in the U.S. Internationally, the network continues to hold relatively strong ratings. "Piers Morgan Tonight" and Anderson Cooper's eponymous talk show, "Anderson," have not dropped quite as far as CNN's overall ratings, but they're still on the decline. What news channel do you tune into most often, if any?






















Corporation. Not "Already Been Chewed". They are a very outstanding news broadcaster.
CBS and NBC are both excellent news broadcasters as well. Both are also glareing
absent from this list. Now I'm not saying that CNN, Fox, Current, MSNBC, and BBC
are bad news companies. Quite the contrary. Even the worst of the lot (and I haven't
the foggiest idea who that could be) is a very good news broadcaster. I just belive that
this list is a little bit on the vague side. It could stand to be a little more comprehensive
than what I observe here.
I cannot say much about Beck or Limbaugh but I'm sure I wouldn't want to listen to them rant either. I find the the whole rant / character assassination coming from a so called journalist very distasteful.
This is one example. There have been several reports and research about Fox News over the years.
Sure I don't always agree with the O'Reilly, Hannity, Van Sustren, Cavuto or others, but when Colms, Harputlian and others speak their piece, you have to realize that common sense resides somewhere far toward the right.
RW, what you need most to understand, that the White House through these agencies cannot limit free speech. I listen to you, you listen to me. If we disagree, that is fine. If someone like ABC, NBC, CBS, CNN and others ignore news critical to you. Has your news source told you that illegal imigrants are flooding into the country and Homeland Security know its happening and doing only token roundups, or that the Obama government aided guns getting into Mexico and have been connected to murders on both sides of the border? Perhaps a little but without details.
Choose your news source for facts and details or just fiction. At least with Fox, you can hear the truth and its up to you to recognize it!
http://www.worldpublicopinion... (start paying attention around page 17).
http://www.fair.org/index.php...
http://www.fair.org/index.php...
Fox also does things like jump the gun on Obama's health care law ruling and initially report it incorrectly because they want anything he does to fail so badly.
Rather than look for 'news' - I prefer perspective. For perspective, I suggest this site:
http://mises.org/
I only watch the news when im at work anyways otherwise i read it
least Fox is not scared of Obama and they report all the facts good or bad.