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Fox News Edges MS NOW for Most YouTube Views in Q3
The relatively narrow gap between Fox News and MS NOW highlights the competition for digital attention
CNN CEO Mark Thompson Interested in Staying ‘If the Circumstances Are Right’
"I’m very committed to CNN and would like nothing better to lead it into this new chapter..."
How Fox Business Network Solved Its Maria Bartiromo Problem
Frankly, this is the best-case scenario for the network.
CNN CEO Mark Thompson Asked to Stay Following Paramount Skydance/WBD Merger
It is believed that CBS News Editor-in-Chief Bari Weiss will not have a role at CNN under the new combined company.
Fox Business Sets New Lineup After Maria Bartiromo’s Departure
"FOX Business remains committed to delivering compelling business news, market analysis, and conversation throughout the day, and these changes will further strengthen our weekday lineup.”
Fox News CEO Suzanne Scott Celebrates Network’s Evolution in Broadcasting+Cable Hall of Fame Speech
"Our goal at Fox News is to meet our audiences where they are. So we transform the distribution of our content on the traditional and new platforms the audience is engaging with. We've taken incredible risks and have evolved alongside our viewers and their families."
Fox News Tops September Ratings as The Five and Jesse Watters Lead
Across the networks, Fox News also led both primetime and total-day viewing.
ABC World News Tonight Leads September Nightly News Ratings
NBC Nightly News, meanwhile, posted its strongest September audience in five years.
NewsNation to Air Michigan Senate Debate Between Mike Rogers and Abdul El-Sayed
WOOD-TV will host the event from its Grand Rapids studios, where Rogers and El-Sayed will meet for the first scheduled debate of their general election campaign.
CNN Must Embrace Debates and Town Halls Before the 2026 Election
The math is simple. A high-profile debate or town hall draws more viewers than a typical night of Anderson Cooper 360 or Erin Burnett OutFront. No offense to either show.