BY C STONE | STONE NEWS NETWORK
In the news network ratings game, the rule of law is simple: If you lose viewers, you're cancelled. The broadcast news business can be brutally unforgiving.
CNN: -27 % drop in viewership
MSNBC: -38% drop
Fox News: +41 increase in viewers
Primetime viewership similarly cratered for MSNBC and CNN, with MSNBC seeing a 48% decline following the election with an average viewership of
691,000, while CNN slid 35% to average 470,000 viewers. Fox News’ primetime audience meanwhile grew 34% with an average viewership of 3.157 million.
MSNBC’s ratings in key cable demo among adults 25-54 also slid
53% in primetime and 41% in total day, while CNN’s demo audience dropped 35% in primetime and 26% in total day. Likewise, Fox News saw a 46% jump in demo viewership in primetime while the network’s total day demo viewership soared 49%.
And now, Fox News currently has 74% of the cable news audience in prime time viewers. MSNBC has a 16% portion, and leaving CNN with a tiny 11%.
And readers will remember Stone News Network reminding you that CNN and MSNBC have been dropping in ratings for the past 2 years.
Fox and Friends continues to be a daily viewed show by Trump; we doubt he pays any attention to MSNBC nor CNN.
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