I guess the ratings were big enough for them to change their mind.
I guess the ratings were big enough for them to change their mind.
There might be a self serving angle here. Being the only American media to boycott the hearings just adds fuel to all the lawsuits that are accusing Fox of being an active collaborator in Trump's Kraken lies.
Use a tiny Post Ittake notes.....I'll be asking you tonight what evidence was discovered.......
There's six more, dumbass. Why don't you hide under your bed until the end and then I'll be happy to fill you in then. Umkay?take notes.....I'll be asking you tonight what evidence was discovered.......
I guess the ratings were big enough for them to change their mind.
I guess the ratings were big enough for them to change their mind.
I guess the ratings were big enough for them to change their mind.
I suspect it's not about the short-term profits they were missing by taking the ratings hit. Rather, it's the fear that they're losing the opportunity to craft the narrative. If they act like the biggest political event in the world isn't happening, and a good chunk of their viewers flip to CNN, those people are effectively escaping the hermetically sealed media universe the right-wing depends on. They don't want those viewers getting a view of daylight. Maintaining their alternate reality relies on isolation. They need to convince those people to stay in the echo chamber, so they can be kept befuddled.
I suspect it's not about the short-term profits they were missing by taking the ratings hit. Rather, it's the fear that they're losing the opportunity to craft the narrative. If they act like the biggest political event in the world isn't happening, and a good chunk of their viewers flip to CNN, those people are effectively escaping the hermetically sealed media universe the right-wing depends on. They don't want those viewers getting a view of daylight. Maintaining their alternate reality relies on isolation. They need to convince those people to stay in the echo chamber, so they can be kept befuddled.
I suspect it's not about the short-term profits they were missing by taking the ratings hit. Rather, it's the fear that they're losing the opportunity to craft the narrative. If they act like the biggest political event in the world isn't happening, and a good chunk of their viewers flip to CNN, those people are effectively escaping the hermetically sealed media universe the right-wing depends on. They don't want those viewers getting a view of daylight. Maintaining their alternate reality relies on isolation. They need to convince those people to stay in the echo chamber, so they can be kept befuddled.
I almost want to turn Fox on to see how they play this. Will it be like a football game, where there's a few minutes of action. Then they pause the show to give the talking heads time to describe what the viewers just saw, and put their own spin on it? Or will they just let it play out w/o commentary until the end? I can't see them doing the latter.
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I guess the ratings were big enough for them to change their mind.
They didn't cover the opening act of the democrats made for tv mini series on FOX news. They never claimed they wouldn't cover the rest of the show when it was relegated to normal business hours. Another failed OP by the desperate left.
I almost want to turn Fox on to see how they play this. Will it be like a football game, where there's a few minutes of action. Then they pause the show to give the talking heads time to describe what the viewers just saw, and put their own spin on it? Or will they just let it play out w/o commentary until the end? I can't see them doing the latter.