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I think it's proof conservatives aren't lemmings who need talking points.
Why do you list yourself as centrist yet post a dailkos article as if it matters?
Foxnews.com averages around 12 million or 13 million monthly unique users, according to Nielsen Online, rarely approaching the 35 million to 40 million uniques that leaders Yahoo News, MSNBC and CNN regularly deliver in aggregate. Some of that disparity can be explained away, as both Yahoo and MSNBC draw heavy traffic from their portal counterparts, and CNN benefits from traffic driven by CNNMoney.com and Sports Illustrated’s site.
But even on its own, CNN.com consistently beats Foxnews.com by 7 million or 8 million unique users. Per comScore, the gap is even larger: 43.4 million uniques for CNN.com in June vs. 11.4 million for Foxnews.com. Plus, CNN.com regularly bests Foxnews.com in measures like page views, time spent and video streams—and it has opened an early lead in mobile (14 million uniques vs. 9 million in May for Fox, per Nielsen).
Fox News' Digital Divide
According to Fox, and according to this, Fox ratings are the highest on cable TV.
DailyKos? :lol:
That would be like FOXNEWS reporting on the popularity of well, DailyKOS.
No it wouldn't because at least FNC has credibility.
I don't think anything on TV has "Credibility" :shrug:
No, nor does most of what we read on the internet.
Who even cares about cable TV anymore? I'm actually canceling my service because my service provider for cable stinks and it hardly ever works.
FWIW, I think that every single one of those companies would gladly trade positions with fox. Internet revenues are nothing compared to television revenues and I doubt that's going to be changing at any point in the short-term.
I would take what I hear on the internet over what I hear on the TV any day. If everyone really distrusted the internet and TV like they say they do then where in the hell would they be getting their information from? The library? lol
FWIW, I think that every single one of those companies would gladly trade positions with fox. Internet revenues are nothing compared to television revenues and I doubt that's going to be changing at any point in the short-term.