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Monday, December 25, 2006

Fox Down 24% from 2005

Media Life Magazine
a 38 percent decline in the 25-54 age group
Anyone want to venture guesses why?
I think the link above gives a good reason, America woke up but Fox didn't.
The scripted roundtable discussions get very obvious after awhile as does the weak circular logic applied to the topics.

5 Comments:

Blogger Lizzy said...

I knew that O'Reilly's ratings were falling as MSNBC's Keith Olbermann rating were rising, but I didn't know Fox's ratings were tanking overall. That's the best news I've heard in days. Thank you!

12/26/2006 11:31:00 AM

 
Blogger Sheryl said...

That's quite a drop. How does that affect corporate profit though? Are they losing advertising over it or cable viewers or whatever?

12/27/2006 07:41:00 AM

 
Blogger 1138 said...

I cost them in revenue from advertising and their ability to sell their product to cable and satellite carriers.

12/27/2006 12:12:00 PM

 
Blogger Snave said...

THANK YOU for that link!!! I hadn't realized FOX "News" was experiencing something of a decline. This is indeed good news!

Any time I see FOX "News" on in a public place, I change the channel. If anyone seems to be paying attention to the TV, I always ask politely if I can change channels, and if nobody is around I usually just turn the set off altogether (but I change the channel first so that when someone else comes along and turns the set back on, it won't be on FOX.

I sincerely hope that FOX "News" is an idea whose time has come... and gone. While this article brings good news and signs that some of the masses are awakening to the lies and biases FOX perpetuates, I want to see this as part of a trend. A few more drops like this, and I would have to say FOX "News" may be on the verge of becoming "irrelevant" (a word the right-wingers seem to love!)

12/27/2006 03:18:00 PM

 
Blogger 1138 said...

I think it may have come and gone.
The only thing that could actually save them now is if they really did news.
Other networks send reporters hither and fro (I've always wanted to write that) and have them around the world all the time.
Faux, not so much - often none at all.
The Big 3 networks are still better at this than most of the cable folks but CNN does have more about than Fox.
Fox tends to if they do anything send a local affiliate crew and voice it over back at the editing room.

12/28/2006 12:36:00 AM

 

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