TV News Check
Broadcast Industry News - Television, Cable, On-demand
End-of-year ratings are in and Fox News finished off 2021 as the top-rated basic cable channel for the sixth straight year, netting a lot of other wins along the way. MSNBC came in second place, followed by CNN, ESPN and HGTV.
This article was originally posted on thewrap.com
Related Stories
Hedge fund Starboard Value has filed a shareholder resolution to do away with the dual-class shares that allow Rupert Murdoch to control the publisher of the Wall Street Journal, according to people familiar with the matter.
As the tennis world focuses on the U.S. Open, the network is embroiled in off-court drama.
NBC‘s The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon will join ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel Live!, CBS’ Late Show With Stephen Colbert and NBC’s Late Night With Seth Meyers in scaling back to four nights of originals a …
Season 3 of the longest-running scripted series Amazon has had to date is scheduled to debut in March 2025.
Christmas in the Spotlight will center on the relationship between a pop star and a football player.
Retired Graham Media reporter Paula Tutman is among a group that has organized a free election prep Zoom call for journalists covering the upcoming election. “Navigating the Ethics …
Less than a month after the World Federation of Advertisers shuttered GARM (the Global Alliance for Responsible Media), Dentsu is helping jumpstart a new coalition to encourage advertisers to invest …
The Umbrella Academy’s final season makes a somewhat less splashy debut than prior installments.
She joins from WCAU-WWSI Philadelphia to run the Telemundo 49 newsroom.
The seven-member court upheld a February ruling by a three-judge panel that cited the state’s anti-SLAPP law, or “strategic lawsuits against public participation,” that blocks lawsuits filed to …
Multiple outlets will televise and stream next Tuesday’s presidential debate. But unlike in past years, when presidential debates were organized by a bipartisan commission, this is …
Sean McLaughlin, VP of news at Graham Media Group, challenges local TV news’ sacred cows and calls for a radical industry overhaul in the keynote interview for TVNewsCheck’s Local …
Leave a Reply
You must be a logged in member to post a comment.
Log In Register Now