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To: KsSunflower
Maybe, but when the Trade Towers were hit, Fox read their report of a small plane..., I changed to CNN and they were already on the scene with video streaming...Fox headquarters out of NY and CNN out of ATlanta, if they get beat in their own backyard, what is the deal?

CNN has 70+ active bureaus worldwide, including New York.

69 posted on 10/11/2002 12:02:58 PM PDT by SunStar
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To: SunStar
Well dont you all worry, Geraldo is in the area and will get the smipper with his own bare hands.....
73 posted on 10/11/2002 12:03:36 PM PDT by alisasny
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To: SunStar
CNN has 70+ active bureaus worldwide, including New York.

I know, however, if FOX can't work as quickly as CNN in NYC, it seems there is a problem....anyway, compared to what's happening in Maryland..a few minutes here or there are certainly not a big deal

81 posted on 10/11/2002 12:06:35 PM PDT by KsSunflower
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To: SunStar
I applaud your staunch defense of FOXNews on their breaking news abilities. I second you. I'm a news junkie, tvs in every room...and everytime a story breaks on either MSNBC, CNN, or FOXNews, I always flip to the other two to see if they have it too. Most of the time, since 9-11, FOXNews is the first. They are especially good on breaking news from Florida, the White HOuse, the Capital, the Pentagon, and Los Angeles car chases. CNN might get the overseas breaking stories first, but they don't always get them right. FOX and MSNBC are great on breaking news from Israel. When CNN was the only game in town, we had no idea what we were missing...now we do.

FOX RULES

190 posted on 10/11/2002 2:55:49 PM PDT by YaYa123
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