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In ratings data released Wednesday by Nielsen Media Research, FNC extended its run of consecutive months at number one to a staggering 197, while building hitting another impressive milestone: Fox News Channel has now beaten every other network in basic cable for 23 months straight, based on total day ratings, with an average total day audience in May of 1.4 million viewers.
In prime time, Fox News destroyed its competition, with an average total audience of 2.381 million viewers, compared to MSNBC’s 1.384 million and CNN’s 835,000. Among viewers 25-54, the group most coveted by advertisers, FNC shook off a challenge in recent months from MSNBC to claim a clear victory: 461,000 viewers, well ahead of MSNBC (329,000) and CNN (265,000).
originally posted by: 3NL1GHT3N3D1
According to THIS source their web page is only getting stronger with more clicks. Lots of people are ditching cable these days in favor of alternate methods and guess who is the majority that watches Fox News? Old people who grew up with TV as their main source of entertainment and are more comfortable with keeping their cable subscription.
It's good to look at things in context.
originally posted by: 3NL1GHT3N3D1
a reply to: Lumenari
In that case how do we know Fox doesn't have a warehouse film of TV's tuned into Fox News 24/7 to boost their numbers? I can speculate out of my ass too.
originally posted by: MysticPearl
CNN numbers are funny given they're on in just about every airport and gym across the country.
originally posted by: xuenchen
CNN continues it slipslide down the drain of popularity.
The Neilsen Ratings have them falling hard month by month.
In the meantime FoxNews (cable) is soraing like an eagle.
What is going on ?
CNN Ratings: Primetime Audience Collapses 25 Percent in May
In ratings data released Wednesday by Nielsen Media Research, FNC extended its run of consecutive months at number one to a staggering 197, while building hitting another impressive milestone: Fox News Channel has now beaten every other network in basic cable for 23 months straight, based on total day ratings, with an average total day audience in May of 1.4 million viewers.
In prime time, Fox News destroyed its competition, with an average total audience of 2.381 million viewers, compared to MSNBC’s 1.384 million and CNN’s 835,000. Among viewers 25-54, the group most coveted by advertisers, FNC shook off a challenge in recent months from MSNBC to claim a clear victory: 461,000 viewers, well ahead of MSNBC (329,000) and CNN (265,000).
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originally posted by: Konduit
originally posted by: MysticPearl
CNN numbers are funny given they're on in just about every airport and gym across the country.
I can't find it right now, but there was an analysis of the ratings for cable news networks last year that found that almost half of CNN's audience are 24 hour viewers ie. airports, waiting rooms etc. Literally the only thing keeping CNN afloat is the contracts Time-Warner has with hospitals and airports to keep them on their screens. SAD!
originally posted by: 3NL1GHT3N3D1
According to THIS source their web page is only getting stronger with more clicks. Lots of people are ditching cable these days in favor of alternate methods and guess who is the majority that watches Fox News? Old people who grew up with TV as their main source of entertainment and are more comfortable with keeping their cable subscription.
It's good to look at things in context.
originally posted by: Konduit
originally posted by: MysticPearl
CNN numbers are funny given they're on in just about every airport and gym across the country.
I can't find it right now, but there was an analysis of the ratings for cable news networks last year that found that almost half of CNN's audience are 24 hour viewers ie. airports, waiting rooms etc. Literally the only thing keeping CNN afloat is the contracts Time-Warner has with hospitals and airports to keep them on their screens. SAD!