Last week, MSNBC took first place in the cable-news ratings war for the first time since the network debuted 21 years ago. They not only defeated Fox News in the key 25-54 demographic, but also in total viewers. In fact, FNC didn’t even come in second in prime-time. They finished… CONTINUE
How Will Fox News Fare in the Post-O’Reilly Era?
With the sudden departure of top draw, Bill O’Reilly, from Fox News, and a restructuring of the channel’s weeknight lineup, it will be interesting to see how the network will fare. Tucker Carlson, who has proven himself to be a ratings success in multiple time-slots on FNC, will be taking… CONTINUE
End of an Era: Fox News Cancels Red Eye
This week, Fox News announced the cancellation of its 3 a.m. program, Red Eye. As a big fan of the show, especially in its early days, I’m sad to see it go. I was introduced to the program in 2008, probably in the same way many eventual viewers were. One… CONTINUE
Interview: Dana Perino Talks About Dogs and Politics
Dana Perino’s second book, Let Me Tell You About Jasper, was released this week. In it, the Fox News co-host of The Five (and former White House Press Secretary) shares stories of how her famous dog Jasper (nicknamed America’s Dog) has enriched her and her husband Peter’s lives. She also… CONTINUE
Welcome Back, Brit Hume
Anyone who’s been reading my columns over the past year knows that I haven’t been particularly pleased with the direction Fox News has taken in this election cycle. While the shows that focus primarily on hard news and serious interviews (like Special Report and Fox News Sunday) have remained at the… CONTINUE
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