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What's that saying... FOX News Channel, "0wnz j00", I believe.
Originally posted by: Lucky
What's that saying... FOX News Channel, "0wnz j00", I believe.
Where did you get that from? Sounds like CNN was asking too much compared to what the cable companies were willing to pay.
Originally posted by: Ipno
I bet they are just trying to make room to bring in MSNBC so they can get Phil Donahue, everyone loves phil.
Originally posted by: vi_edit
So they drop CNN and get three channels in it's place, or get to pick from those three other channels?
Originally posted by: Jumpem
SuperTool, you're name sure fits.
You may be right about Fox, but they have O'Reilly. O'Reilly is the man.Originally posted by: SuperTool
Haha, they are going to get their "News" from Fox
Fox has got to be the tabloidest of all "News" channels. And they pander to their audience in their news analysis, so expect more pro Israel bias on Fox. I guess Israelis spent too much money on weapons can't afford 2 news channels
Originally posted by: PowerMac4Ever
You may be right about Fox, but they have O'Reilly. O'Reilly is the man.Originally posted by: SuperTool
Haha, they are going to get their "News" from Fox
Fox has got to be the tabloidest of all "News" channels. And they pander to their audience in their news analysis, so expect more pro Israel bias on Fox. I guess Israelis spent too much money on weapons can't afford 2 news channels
Religion on the Line does not exclude Islam. The Islamic cleric that used to host the show along with the others died, and they have not yet found a replacement.Originally posted by: syzygy
here in nyc on sunday mornings there is a call-in religion talk show hosted by representatives of major faiths, excluding
islam. this past sunday it was rabbi potasnik's turn to host the show and his guest was the u.s. isreali ambassador.
rabbi potasnik asked the ambassador if in his opinion cnn was biased against isreal, and the ambassador pointedly said
that he did not think so.
Originally posted by: NightFlyerGTI
Originally posted by: PowerMac4Ever
You may be right about Fox, but they have O'Reilly. O'Reilly is the man.Originally posted by: SuperTool
Haha, they are going to get their "News" from Fox
Fox has got to be the tabloidest of all "News" channels. And they pander to their audience in their news analysis, so expect more pro Israel bias on Fox. I guess Israelis spent too much money on weapons can't afford 2 news channels
O'Reilly's ratings are amazing- Larry King hasn't been able to hold a candle to him recently. He's half the reason I'm trying to get my school to carry FNC. Hannity & Colmes rock too (well, Hannity does anyway, ha!).
Originally posted by: NightFlyerGTI
Originally posted by: Lucky
What's that saying... FOX News Channel, "0wnz j00", I believe.
Where did you get that from? Sounds like CNN was asking too much compared to what the cable companies were willing to pay.
No, it all started with spending a lot more coverage time interviewing suicide bomber's family members instead of Israelis- they got pissed (rightly so, but what do you expect from the most biased news network?), and started petitioning against CNN. It went through and just snowballed from there. They could have afforded it if they wanted to, but they decide not to watch crap.
The coverage of the suicide bombers families created a huge tumult in Israel. Lots of Israelis became very pissed at CNN over it. That is a fact. It's also a fact that the cable companies are going to give their customers what they want to see, not what they dont wanna see. So CNN is out, let them blame on contract negotiations or whatnot, but thats gotta have something to do with it.Originally posted by: Lucky
Originally posted by: NightFlyerGTI
Originally posted by: Lucky
What's that saying... FOX News Channel, "0wnz j00", I believe.
Where did you get that from? Sounds like CNN was asking too much compared to what the cable companies were willing to pay.
No, it all started with spending a lot more coverage time interviewing suicide bomber's family members instead of Israelis- they got pissed (rightly so, but what do you expect from the most biased news network?), and started petitioning against CNN. It went through and just snowballed from there. They could have afforded it if they wanted to, but they decide not to watch crap.
That is YOUR opinion. From the article the reason is stated as being unable to reach a new contract.