Fox News dominated television ratings in July, crushing CNN and MSNBC
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Fox News Channel dominated all television in July, drawing out broadcast networks in key categories, and CNN hit the rock bottom among the audience advertisers are looking for.
Fox News has averaged 1.5 million viewers per day to dominate all cables during July, as the second MSNBC settled at an average of 530,000, and CNN managed only average total viewers per day.
During prime time, Fox News Averaging an astounding 2.4 million viewers, it more than doubled the runner-up MSNBC audience, managing an average of 865,000 viewers from 8pm to 11pm.
CNN averaged a disastrous primetime audience of 497,000 to finish behind ESPN, HGTV and Hallmark, along with Fox News and MSNBC. Fox News has broken through both CNN and MSNBC during prime time for 54 months.
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meanwhile Fox News As Cable ruled, NBC managed 2.1 million viewers and CBS and ABC settled in 2 million orders, all Primetime broadcasting networks were also broken.
Since the opening day of the summer on June 20th, Fox News has led the Primetime broadcast network with 2.6 million viewers compared to ABC’s 2.3 million viewers, NBC’s 2.1 million viewers and CBS’s 2 million viewers.
Fox News also completely wiped out the competition between demographics that adult advertisers aged 25-54 years old called out in July, a key category that has long plagued MSNBC.
Fox News averaged a total of 184,000 viewers among the demos to be completed on all cable products, including ESPN, TBS, US, Comedy Central, FX, Food Networks and more.
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CNN managed only 62,000 demo viewers in July, a record low, and MSNBC failed to hit the top paired with Fox News, resulting in only 52,000.
Fox News averaged 257,000 demo viewers during Primetime, but only 92,000 on CNN. However, CNN was unable to crack the top 10 cable networks in key categories, winning the worst July ever, but still managed to play MSNBC.
MSNBC’s prime time lineup averaged 81,000 demo viewers to finish with a smaller audience than a range of cable options, including A&E, TLC, Bravo, Nick-At-Nite, Comedy Central and Adult Swim.
July marked the 53rd month when Fox News wiped out cable news between both Total Viewers and Key Demo. Fox News ordered 63% of cable news, with viewers for a total of one day and 64% on Primetime.
“Five,” Dana Perino, Greg Gutfeld, Jesse Watters, Jessica Talloff and Harold Ford Jr. average 3.5 million viewers and 378,000 people. Lead Cable News In both categories.
“Jesse Watters Primetime,” “Gutfeld!”, “Hannity,” “Special Report with Bret Baier,” “Ingraham Angle,” and “The Will Cain Show” all ended with a larger audience than CNN or MSNBC had taken Fox News’ top seven programs by storm.
“Gatfeld!” Despite the free ads, outdone the “Late Show with Stephen Colbert.”
The most viewed non-Fox news program managed the average audience on MSNBC’s “The Rachel Maddow Show.” However, “Maddow” only aired three times throughout July. That same name only continues to function on Monday nights.
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“Fox & Friends” ended in July with 1.3 million viewers and 169,000 demos, leaving the No. 1 cable news program in the morning in both categories for 53 consecutive days.
“American Newsroom with Bill Hemer and Dana Perino,” “Faulkner Focus,” “Out Number,” “America Reporting with John Roberts and Sandra Smith,” and Martha McCollum’s “Story” all came out, with Fox News connecting the competition during the day and “Fox News @Knights having a strong moon to help them control the Time Lot.”
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“The Big Weekend Show” ended its number one cable news program on Saturday with an average of 1.5 million viewers, while “Sunday Morning Futures” won the Sunday title with an average of 1.7 million viewers. “My Views with Lala Trump” was the most viewed weekend program in Primetime, with over 1.4 million viewers.
Fox News also ranked number one in cable news with Asians, Hispanics and high-class viewers throughout July, through daily viewers totals.
Evaluation data provided by Nielsen Media Research.
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