Padawanbater2
Well-Known Member
@ Wavels, it's not Fox v. MSNBC, as you seem to believe, it's Fox v. the internet, and clearly, the internet wins
Check any video on Fox's youtube channel (112,793 subscribers) and it will more than likely have negative ratings; https://www.youtube.com/user/FoxNewsChannel/videos
Compared to TheYoungTurks (2,007,323 subscribers); https://www.youtube.com/user/TheYoungTurks/videos
TYT network averages something like over 30 million unique hits a month, and they have multiple sister channels on their network that kill most Fox shows, also if you check the ratings at random you'll find that most of them will more than likely have positive ratings
So if you want to stick around and try to defend a dying media model, be my guest, FNC as well as the other old media outlets won't be around in a decade or two, and if they are they won't be anywhere near as influential as they are today, or were yesterday rather..
Check any video on Fox's youtube channel (112,793 subscribers) and it will more than likely have negative ratings; https://www.youtube.com/user/FoxNewsChannel/videos
Compared to TheYoungTurks (2,007,323 subscribers); https://www.youtube.com/user/TheYoungTurks/videos
TYT network averages something like over 30 million unique hits a month, and they have multiple sister channels on their network that kill most Fox shows, also if you check the ratings at random you'll find that most of them will more than likely have positive ratings
So if you want to stick around and try to defend a dying media model, be my guest, FNC as well as the other old media outlets won't be around in a decade or two, and if they are they won't be anywhere near as influential as they are today, or were yesterday rather..