Article: Unintended consequences.(Fox News scoops Cable News Network on Elian Gonzalez story)(Brief Article)

Article: Hard Times at CNN - CNN Wheezing in Cable News ...
World and I;  June 1, 2001 ;     700+ words ... ... percent in prime time), making it the fastest-growing cable news channel. MSNBC's viewership increased by 51 percent over ... Nielsen study showed that, among households that get all three cable news channels, CNN lost many viewers during last fall's presidential ...

Article: Cable News Network
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Article: The Cable News Network
American Decades;      700+ words ...THE CABLE NEWS NETWORK News Network The Cable News Network (CNN) was the first television network to devote its ... Business Turner gambled most of his holdings on the Cable News Network, to the dismay of his stock-holders and employees ...

Article: CNN/U.S. Maintains Position as No. 1 Cable News ...
Business Wire;  January 3, 2001 ;     700+ words ... ... the Most-Watched 24 Hour Cable News Network for 51 out of 51 Weeks ... position as the number-one cable news network in the United States for the ... consistently the most-watched cable news network, attracting the most cable ...

Article: CNN flops in Feb. as Fox News surges.(Fox News ...
Daily Variety;  March 2, 2005 ;     700+ words ... ... Research. Fox News was the only cable news network to see gains in primetime during February and beat all other cable news outlets combined for the sixth ... 20%. "O'Reilly Factor," cable news' most-watched program, with ...

Article: He makes CNN's pieces fit: Castle changed the way news ...
Broadcasting & Cable;  April 18, 2005 ;     700+ words ... ... directly impacted by being able to reach those devices." Technology has already transformed CNN from a simple cable news network to a conglomerate of multiple TV news networks, and has it streaming video to the Internet and cellphones. Castle ...

Article: The fox effect: cable news and elections.(Fox ...
Reason;  August 1, 2006 ;     700+ words ...ACCORDING TO the economists Stefano DellaVigna of U.C.-Berkeley and Ethan Kaplan of Stockholm University, Fox News has a direct influence on election results. The beneficiaries, as you'd expect, are Republicans. Their research, published by the National Bureau of Economic Research, examined the