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Do The Big 3 TV News Networks (ABC, CBS, NBC) Favor Political Parties?

Do The Big 3 TV News Networks (ABC, CBS, NBC) Favor Political Parties?


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And my link shows that people spend about 3X as much time watching cable news rather than regular network news. Mostly FOX.
So they spend 3x as much time watching a cable channel dedicated to news as opposed to a broadcast network with a 30 minute news program? And you consider that to be a relevant comparison?

But since we're comparing...

Almost three out of four U.S. adults (71%) watch local television news and 65% view network newscasts over the course of a month, according to Nielsen data from February 2013. While 38% of adults watch some cable news during the month,
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Fox News doesn't belong in this conversation. For many many reasons.
 
Fox is a broadcast network, yes, but it doesn't have a national news program like the other stations. That's what I'm getting at.

I don't know, I don't watch any broadcast networks for my news, but do any of them have a national news program? It seems the all have a local nightly news, including Fox.
 
Yes, and all three of them support the same party.
 
Don't know, don't care...I never listen to those dinosaurs for news any longer. Same with Fox, CNN and any other U.S. major TV news source.

Biased, ignorant, incompetent...all of them, IMO.
 
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