The Hill: TV news ratings, online readership plunge during Biden's first 100 days
Broadcast and cable news ratings, along with website traffic, are all taking a hit in the post-Trump era.
During President Biden’s first 100 days in office, weekly full-day cable ratings for CNN and MSNBC have been trending down, according to statistics from ratings company Nielsen.
On average, 1.3 million household viewers were watching MSNBC in the last week of January, shortly after Biden took office. For the week ending April 25, that number was 868,000. At CNN, those figures went from 1.2 million to 749,000.
Read more .... WNU Editor: When you have this type of reporting (see video below), only the ideological committed will watch it.
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