“FNC will be nothing more than another in a sea of fake news outlets like CNN.”
FNC has never been a REAL news-gathering organization. They have almost no paid national or international correspondents. They’ve been enormously profitable with minimal expenses by pretending to be a news organization, when in fact they truly are nothing but a bunch of talking heads regurgitating news gathered by other organizations that had to pay to get that news.
However, FNC managed to compensate for the above slight-of-hand by attracting a loyal audience desperate for conservative viewpoints completely absent from all the other media. Without actual news, and without these nonconformist viewpoints, FNC ends up having nothing to offer their current audience, and no matter what FNC ends up doing, they will NEVER attract the Progs who lap up the slops at CNN and MSNBC.
James is nuking the one and only thing unique about FNC: a conservative viewpoint. FNC is dead, they just don’t know it yet.
Excellent Summary of the reality of Faux:
“FNC has never been a REAL news-gathering organization. They have almost no paid national or international correspondents. They’ve been enormously profitable with minimal expenses by pretending to be a news organization, when in fact they truly are nothing but a bunch of talking heads regurgitating news gathered by other organizations that had to pay to get that news.
However, FNC managed to compensate for the above slight-of-hand by attracting a loyal audience desperate for conservative viewpoints completely absent from all the other media. Without actual news, and without these nonconformist viewpoints, FNC ends up having nothing to offer their current audience, and no matter what FNC ends up doing, they will NEVER attract the Progs who lap up the slops at CNN and MSNBC.
James is nuking the one and only thing unique about FNC: a conservative viewpoint. FNC is dead, they just don’t know it yet.”
An increasing number of people are “cutting the cord” and abandoning cable, getting their programs from the internet via Netflicks, Hulu, etc.
This presents an outfit like Breitbart to supplement their print news with internet video programs. In the process, they could offer video hosting to compete with YouTube.