[homeschool mama]

big smile from homeschool mama :oD

[friendly]

Never underestimate the awesome power of denial. You or I could financially turn MSNBC around in six months, no sweat.

However, we are not afflicted with liberal denial. We are not blindly destroying an investment worth hundreds of millions of dollars.

My problem is: Is there no financial supervision of these moron program directors? Is there no accountablity to stockholders?

[Nita Nuprez]

Hey, Roger Ailes! If you ever let Bob Bevelacqua or Sean Hannity get away from you, I may just get wandering eyes. :-)

[martin_fierro]

Fox News' two-hour "Fox and Friends."

I like "The Big Story" with John Gibson and won't miss "Special Report with Britt Hume", but IMO F&F is unwatchable. The inane Steve Doocy is like nails on a chalkboard.

[martin_fierro]

CNN, Headline News, MSNBC and CNBC suffered double-digit drops in year-end ratings vs. 2001, the year that audiences flocked to the television for updates on post-9/11 events.
Only Fox News, which has become the prime peacetime cable news destination, experienced significant growth in total-day and primetime versus 2001.

And yet, CNN never seems to report this.

[mystery-ak]

No data on Donahue or Matthews?.....hmmmmmm!

[chainsaw]

Bad Tidings for Cable News Pack [FOXNEWS on a roll]

They still don't get it. A dumbed down high school freshman could tell them what their problem is.

[Salvation]

&&Only Fox News, which has become the prime peacetime cable news destination, experienced significant growth in total-day and primetime versus 2001.**

And we know why!

[Salvation]

**In 2002, it climbed 44% to an average of 667,000 total-day viewers, according to Nielsen Media Research.


In the same time period and category, second-place CNN slipped 7% to an average of 536,000 viewers. Third-place MSNBC tumbled 23% to 263,000.


CNBC dove 44%, and Headline News slipped 12%.**

BTTT!

[Excuse_My_Bellicosity]

The liberal media is taking on water.