Fox Outraces The Old Dogs (Why FNC Is Beating The Competition)

Insight On The News ^ | October 14, 2002 | J. Michael Waller

[stands2reason]

In the 'reason household, it's The History Channel, The History Channel, Discovery-Civilization, The History Channel, and the Travel Channel. Did I mention the History Channel?

[YaYa123]

What a great read!! Thanks

Every tv in this house is usually on FOX, but invariably when I flip to something else, husband will yell out, "FOX!" Our shorthand for "Quick! Flip to FOX News!"

I'm so grateful American voters, more all the time, have access to FOXNews. Our only hope the goobers on the left will wise up. And.... just think what we wouldn't know, if not for FOXNews.

[Cincinatus' Wife]

Bump!

[js1138]

The weather channel is the wallpaper in our house. Then it's food and home and garden. You can leave any of these on without your brain shrinking.

[js1138]

CNBC -- not to be confused with MSNBC -- has a great show on ath 8:00 pm and an interesting show at 9:00. It's oriented towards finance, but they yak about all the major news items. The tone is so openly conservative that their token democrat laments the loss of the Reagan democrats.

[RippleFire]

BUMP

[McGavin999]

When FOX first came on, I felt like a person that had been starved for years who was suddenly seated at a feast. I was so grateful I could have cried. Since that time I have rarely had my TV turned off of FOX. I enjoy them. I love the fast pace, the honest reporting, the obvious effort that is put into trying to show all sides of an issue.

I even understood the importance of hiring Greta and Geraldo. I don't want to ever see FOX turn into a conservative CNN. The one thing the other networks will never be able to copy is the intellectual challanges you find on FOX. CNN and MSNBC are so warped in their mindset that they can never be interesting. I do, however, wish they would spend more money on getting more field reporters across the world.