[Leep]

Any liberal or progressive that has cable or satellite is paying Fox News $18 a year per household.

Ha ha.

[ilgipper]

Wow. Talk about delusional. I don’t care for Fox News but this dude is slightly off here in his analysis.

[skeeter]

The writer’s conclusion makes absolutely no sense given the facts he cited.

[Uversabound]

That is really funny. Lets compare CNN and MSLSD numbers?

Its nice out too. More people are outside.

LOL

[BookmanTheJanitor]

The best part is the comment from a reader (below the article) who states that MSNBC is too conservative. Oh boy...LOL

[GeronL]

The writer is trying to make it sound like Fox News is low-rated or something. lol

[ozzymandus]

They never stop trying to make themselves feel better about their failure.

[Steve_Seattle]

"Fox News remained relatively steady, losing only 1% of its viewership with 1.7 million watching nightly. But CNN (down 9% to 495,000 viewers) and MSNBC (down 8% to 568,000) struggled."

Yet the headline emphasizes the decline of Fox, despite its relative stability compared to its competitors. Jason Easley shows himself as a partisan hack, and yet another faux journalist.

[centurion316]

I haven’t watched the broadcast news since 2000, but I seldom watch Fox News these days either. The bloom is off the rose, Fox News haven’t been a conservative broadcaster for a long time, if they really ever one.

[donna]

There is nothing conservative about FoxNews. Everyone there hates the Tea Party, too.

FoxNews just does not hate America - although it is drifting that way.

[MEG33]

http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2015/04/01/cable-news-ratings-for-tuesday-march-31-2015/382695/

LOL

[chris37]

Mmmm, I don’t really like Fox News much. it’s too liberal for me, especially Shemp Smith ;/

But I don’t see Fox going anywhere.

[manc]

I’m not clicking on the link and giving them a hit but this from what I have written is yet another sign of desperation.

[bigbob]

what, they now have 7.7 times as many viewers as MesSNBC rather then 7.8?

[PoloSec]

Writer Jason Easley; easley plays the fool.

[Maceman]

I think the writer may be correct. TV is going to go the way of the buggy whip, and I guess most people under 50 (or maybe 40) get their news from online sources.

[Vermont Lt]

I don’t disagree.

I think their programming has gotten horrible throughout the day.

I think F&F is horrible now. I don’t know if they changed producers or what, but they don’t even try to be “objective” anymore. Their “editorial” comments are more often than not, simply ignorant and erroneous.

The only watchable programming is the 9-11 block and Cavuto. The six pm broadcast is better than the networks.

Watching past 6 pm is opening yourself to the drama filled hyperbole rankings of buffoons.

And the sad thing is that they were the last place to go for news.

[ducttape45]

Quite honestly, I never watch them anymore.

After hearing one host saying she was proud take part in a homosexual pride parade, to pictures of Megyn Kelly at a homosexual pride event, to O'Reilly's rants about how level-headed his reporting is (which it's not), to Shepherd Smith's obvious lack of reporting skills, to Elizabeth Hasselback to being hired for her looks and not because she's a good reporter (which she's not), their blatant liberal strips and their lack of unbiased reporting is more than apparent.

[fuzzylogic]

lol - and it’s the same reason MSLSD is still in business, if it only generated cash by market demand it would have been off the air a long time ago.

[Doug Loss]

There's always One America News Network. It's carried on various cable systems: AT&T U-verse, Verizon Fios, CenturyLink Prism, probably others...