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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: i-node who wrote (522909)10/23/2009 1:26:12 AM
From: tejek  Read Replies (1) of 1579773
 
The rest have 2.29 million viewers. FNC has roughly 200K more cable viewers during prime time than the non Fox channels. However, there are the millions who watch the network news on ABC, NBC and CBS.

The point is the numbers you took from DailyKOS were absolutely made up. Not even close.


They were not made up and that is not the point. The point is FNC does not have that many more viewers than the non Fox channels.

That said, FNC is outperforming ALL OTHER NEWS CHANNELS, INCLUDING CNBC, COMBINED.

It outperforms all other news channels when the network news programs are excluded. When they are included, FNC has only a small portion of the news demographic.

It is really hard, in the face of that, to sustain your insane remarks about FNC.

What are those insane remarks? That FNC is insane? One hour of watching FNC will confirm that statement.

As to broadcast news, that is an altogether different type of programming that is not even comparable. But people have been leaving the networks in droves for the last 20 years and that is a trend that is continuing.

They still have millions watching.

In most cities I visit, the network broadcast channels, other than prime time, are one long infomercial, day and night. Total crap.

Thanks for your opinion but I am looking for facts.
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