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Fox News: Count It Higher!

Bengalsfan said:
Follows the law of supply and demand. Ratings are through the roof for FNC, only makes sense they ask for more.
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I'm going to quibble with that "through the roof" comment. Fox News' ratings are actually down a bit from 2010, and are generally lower by far than the ratings for entertainment networks in the same time-slots.

The point is - they are America's number one news network for the 9th year in a row, and now beat CNN and MSNBC combined in many time slots.
 
Lkeller said:
Bengalsfan said:
Follows the law of supply and demand. Ratings are through the roof for FNC, only makes sense they ask for more.
Click to expand...

I'm going to quibble with that "through the roof" comment. Fox News' ratings are actually down a bit from 2010, and are generally lower by far than the ratings for entertainment networks in the same time-slots.

The point is - they are America's number one news network for the 9th year in a row, and now beat CNN and MSNBC combined in many time slots.
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I agree with you on that one.
 
Lkeller said:
Bengalsfan said:
Follows the law of supply and demand. Ratings are through the roof for FNC, only makes sense they ask for more.
Click to expand...

I'm going to quibble with that "through the roof" comment. Fox News' ratings are actually down a bit from 2010, and are generally lower by far than the ratings for entertainment networks in the same time-slots.

The point is - they are America's number one news network for the 9th year in a row, and now beat CNN and MSNBC combined in many time slots.
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Then, they should be getting more than CNN and MSNBC, but should ask quite a bit less than USA.
 
Sounds like, at 75 cents a pop, they already are getting more than many local network affiliates.
 
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