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Ratings

The Scoreboard: Saturday, May 11

By Chris Ariens on May 14, 2013 4:05 PM

25-54 demographic (Live +SD)

  • Total day: FNC: 187 | MSNBC: 113 | CNN: 163 | HLN: 147
  • Primetime: FNC: 177 | MSNBC: 177 | CNN: 148 | HLN: 166
4p: 5p: 6p: 7p: 8p: 9p: 10p: 11p: 12a:
FNC
Greta:

112
TheFive:

205
NewsHQ:

198
Report:

161
Huckabee:

153
Pirro:

209
Geraldo:

171
RedEye:

142
Pirro:

137
MSNBC
News:

73
EdShow:

116
Dateline:

92
Caught:

64
Caught:

109
Lockup:

166
Lockup:

258
Lockup:

260
Lockup:

269
CNN
Newsroom:

169
Newsroom:

130
Newsroom:

123
Newsroom:

140
Cooper:

208
Bourdain:

127
Bourdain:

109
Cooper:

100
Bourdain:

84
HLN
Mystery:

112
Mystery:

183
Mystery:

164
Mystery:

200
Mystery:

187
Mystery:

169
Mystery:

141
Grace:

117
Mystery:

180

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Ratings

The Scoreboard: Tuesday, January 8

By Chris Ariens on January 9, 2013 4:47 PM

25-54 demographic (Live +SD)

  • Total day: FNC: 239 | MSNBC: 168 | CNN: 101 | HLN: 76
  • Primetime: FNC: 321 | MSNBC: 240 | CNN: 189 | HLN: 116
5p: 6p: 7p: 8p: 9p: 10p: 11p: 12a:
FNC
TheFive:

361
Baier:

312
Shep:

348
O’Reilly:

393
Hannity:

342
Greta:

229
O’Reilly:

245
Hannity:

191
MSNBC
Matthews:

247
Sharpton:

191
Matthews:

215
EdShow:

193
Maddow:

304
O’Donnell:

222
EdShow:

144
Maddow:

145
CNN
Blitzer:

90
Blitzer:

108
Burnett:

152
Cooper:

209
Morgan:

225
Cooper:

133
Burnett:

85
Morgan:

74
HLN
Express:

45
Express:

55
Jane:

130
Grace:

131
DrDrew:

105
Grace:

111
Showbiz:

97
DrDrew:

83

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Politics, Studies & Research

Pew: Cable News Still a Major Stop For Campaign News

By Alex Weprin on October 25, 2012 4:29 PM

Pew’s Project for Excellence in Journalism has a new study out looking at where Americans get their campaign news fix. The good news for TV: cable news and local news still hold the number one and number two slots, respectively. The Internet is right behind them however, and is growing faster than any other source of news, with the national broadcasts lagging behind.

The news isn’t all sunshine and daisies for traditional media, however.

But there is also evidence that role of cable talk might be smaller than it was some years ago. In January 2004, for instance, a combined total of 44% of Americans said they regularly or sometimes watched the shows for campaign information. In January, that number was 34%. Now it is 35%. Meanwhile, the percentage of Americans who said they never watch cable talk shows has risen from 38% in 2004 to 47% today. This possible downward trend in the broad audience for cable talk, moreover, stands in contrast to the trend for cable news in general, which has been among the most stable in audience reach of the older news platforms.

You can check out the entire report, here.

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