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2005 Cable Ratings

By Garrett on December 29, 2005 9:01 AM

Our cousin TVNewser has pulled together the year-end cable ratings, and there’s a little bit of good news for all three networks: Fox News still kicked everyone else’s behind; CNN posted solid growth, especially on 360; and MSNBC managed to hold on to #3. Of course, all things being equal, MSNBC would still probably like to see Fox’s numbers…

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