CNN 'will axe top stars, see hundreds fired as ratings continue to tank'
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Re: CNN 'will axe top stars, see hundreds fired as ratings continue to tank'
#2Controlled opposition at best. Good riddance.
Re: CNN 'will axe top stars, see hundreds fired as ratings continue to tank'
#3Not sure why. Criticizing the republican (especially Trump) government will be hugely profitable - just under 50% of the US population (175M people) is looking for such criticism, and there is no one else to do it. Every day there will be many opportunities to discuss/analyze/criticize/mock/fact-check/challenge.
They should be upsizing, not downsizing. My $0.02.
Re: CNN 'will axe top stars, see hundreds fired as ratings continue to tank'
#4Not sure why. Criticizing the republican (especially Trump) government will be hugely profitable - just under 50% of the US population (175M people) is looking for such criticism, and there is no one else to do it. Every day there will be many opportunities to discuss/analyze/criticize/mock/fact-check/challenge. They should be upsizing, not downsizing. My $0.02.
There’s nowhere else besides cnbc, npr, ever major tv talkshow, and everything but Fox News. Oh and every major print publication in the country.
Re: CNN 'will axe top stars, see hundreds fired as ratings continue to tank'
#5Not sure why. Criticizing the republican (especially Trump) government will be hugely profitable - just under 50% of the US population (175M people) is looking for such criticism, and there is no one else to do it. Every day there will be many opportunities to discuss/analyze/criticize/mock/fact-check/challenge. They should be upsizing, not downsizing. My $0.02.
There’s nowhere else besides cnbc, npr, ever major tv talkshow, and everything but Fox News. Oh and every major print publication in the country.
I blame the CNN liberal purge a year or so ago.
The quality of their news coverage has plummeted since then, and I get the impression it failed to convert the Trump voters they were trying to attract.
For one thing, Trump made fun of them when they were the first to call some state for him on election night.
Re: CNN 'will axe top stars, see hundreds fired as ratings continue to tank'
#6I feel that traditional media is slowly dying. I haven't watched it in ages. My kids definitely won't. I watched Trump and Fetterman on Joe Rogan. They both began their interviews talking about how their teenage sons were really pumped about them being on Joe Rogan.
Re: CNN 'will axe top stars, see hundreds fired as ratings continue to tank'
#7The Daily Mail is a trash tabloid and not a reputable source of anything.
Re: CNN 'will axe top stars, see hundreds fired as ratings continue to tank'
#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
There’s nowhere else besides cnbc, npr, ever major tv talkshow, and everything but Fox News. Oh and every major print publication in the country.
I blame the CNN liberal purge a year or so ago. The quality of their news coverage has plummeted since then, and I get the impression it failed to convert the Trump voters they were trying to attract. For one thing, Trump made fun of them when they were the first to call some state for him on election night.
It boggles my mind that a news sources job is to “convert” people. Wow…
Re: CNN 'will axe top stars, see hundreds fired as ratings continue to tank'
#9Not sure why. Criticizing the republican (especially Trump) government will be hugely profitable - just under 50% of the US population (175M people) is looking for such criticism, and there is no one else to do it. Every day there will be many opportunities to discuss/analyze/criticize/mock/fact-check/challenge. They should be upsizing, not downsizing. My $0.02.
There’s nowhere else besides cnbc, npr, ever major tv talkshow, and everything but Fox News. Oh and every major print publication in the country.
Hehe. You are right. There are many leftist media outlets.
But my point was not to be partisan; just to note that there will be lots of news to cover. Trump is a controversial figure. Every news outlet will profit. Now is not the time to downsize.