“The bad news just keeps coming for CNN.
May was the network's worst month for total viewers during primetime in over 20 years. CNN drew an average of just 389,000 primetime viewers from April 30 to May 27. In comparison, MSNBC drew an average of 674,000 total viewers, while Fox News boasted an average of 1,692,000 total viewers.
It was also the network's second-worst month in primetime for viewers in the key demographic since October 1991…”
The Huffington Post
It is not a surprise. Well I am surprised that MSNBC has twice the viewer of CNN!
I think I could fix their problems. I have no background in broadcasting or TV.
As I have said before the first thing you do is forget about Twitter and all of that other crap. Put a link on the screen at the start or end of a show but never mention it. Have the links, of course, on you web site but on the TV don’t even mention it.
Then fire a bunch of people. Not the on the air people but the people that come up with the touch screens and all that flashy high-tech crap.
Then they need to buy some desks. Let poor Wolf and the others sit their fat asses down in a chair. Copy Fox News and get some female anchors and we want to see their legs and thighs. The woman need to be in short skirts.
CNN should not monitor Fox News to see what they are reporting but they should see just how much ass the women are showing and show more ass on CNN. Not a news war but a legs, thighs and ass war is needed.
You mean to tell me that CNN does not know that sex sells?
The reason we got VCRs, CDs, DVDs and the Internet when we did was because of sex/porn.
Television now is entertainment. All of it.
We do not watch CNN, MSNBC or Fox News for professional news reporting. If we want that we will watch PBS or C/Span. All the rest of the stuff on TV is just entertainment.
The days of Walter Cronkite are over and gone.
The 24 hour “news” networks has killed professional journalism.
There is another department they should fire and that would be the department that collects ratings and gives out the ratings to the network people. If I was running CNN I would fire anyone that looked at ratings or reported on ratings to the staff. If I saw an employee at a desk looking at some rating report I would fire him on the spot and have security escort him out of the building.