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Fox News Sets New Advertising Revenue Highwater Mark During 2026’s First Quarter
"Our CPMs and national pricing for Fox News are up over 45%. That’s still a long way between the CPM pricing of Fox News and the broadcast networks that we compete against."
CNN Weather App Officially Launches
"We are creating this portfolio of lifestyle products to help our audience navigate a complex world."
Don Lemon Expanding Newsroom and Operation Teams Ahead of 2026 Midterms
"There’s a real freedom in what we’re doing here. No corporate boss, no fear of losing the job for telling the truth. We answer to the audience, not the elite, the oligarchs or the Oval Office."
What CNN’s Ratings Resurgence Means for Its Digital Push
CNN went all-in on digital amid a large ratings downturn. Now that things are looking up, does that change the strategy?
ABC: FCC Isn’t Applying Equal Time Rule Fairly Between TV and Radio
"It has not expressed any inclination to apply a similar interpretation of the equal opportunities rule to other broadcasters, including the many voices— conservative and liberal—on broadcast radio."
Sharyn Alfonsi Set to Exit 60 Minutes
Alfonsi's current deal is set to expire at the end of May. She originally joined the news magazine in 2015.
World News Tonight Remains Above 8 Million Viewers in April’s Final Week
It marked the 8th straight week of overall ratings growth for the David Muir-led program.
NBC News Promotes Garrett Haake to Chief White House Correspondent
"In his new role, he will lead our White House coverage while continuing to deliver the breaking news, exclusives and insight that define NBC News.”
Scott Jennings Addresses Fallout From Viral CNN Clip with Adam Mockler
"My view is debates are good. Keeping your hands to yourself and keeping out of my space is good. A little more civil debate would be a good thing."
The Scott Jennings F-Bomb Moment on CNN Was Human, Not Fireable
Those seats at the NewsNight desk look a lot more comfortable than they probably are. Television has a funny way of making everything seem more spacious than it actually is.