Fox news slips in ratings, Ailes not happy

maybe if their news was more fair and balanced they'd get nore viewers.

chicagofan...

You know he's not interested in *that* approach! ;)
bj

Keith Lee...

FDR:
You are SOOOO right on!

Justin Pate...

You should tell that to ABC, NBC, CBS, CNN, MSNBC as well.

videonovels...

.

Wrong. All those nets are liberal biased, always insisting the
government has an obligation to give away money or create new programs,
or some such socialist agenda.

Larry Bud...

So let me get this straight: Fox News beats CNN by 4X the viewers, and
you think Fox News is in trouble?

stonej...

If they had 4 times the viewers that CNN has I'm sure Roger Ailes would
not be
so angry right now.

omarenoryt...

They have four times the viewers. Next time, try not to cast FNC in
such a positive light :)

FDR...

So why is he worrying?

videonovels...

.

He's not. If you bothered to READ the article it says he senses
"complacency among staffers" and ""Anyone who displays launch-type
intensity will continue to have a job at Fox News."

In other words, he's not worried. He's just very driven to give the
best news possible.

BTW, CNN also dropped in ratings.
Why did no one mention that?
Probably due to summer vacations.

stonej...

I wouldn't say he is in a blind panic or anything like that, a drop in
ratings is a matter
of concern however. Ratings = advertising money and if ratings are
going down that
is not a good sign.

I wouldn't want someone like this guy as a boss, taking out an ad in a
trade publication
as an intimidation tactic with the staff is really something.

A house cleaning looks like it is coming soon.

The focus of the article was about Fox ratings not CNN so it is logical
that most
comments would be directed at the Fox situation.