Regarding Fox News, I used to watch them on occassion but now I rarely do. Thay have sunk to the levels of their competitors. They inundate us with stories of exaggerated importance like the O.J. Simpson and Scott Peterson sagas. They parade panels of \"experts\" in front of to guess and speculate and who say brilliant things like \"they may convict him but then again they might not\". It\'s become like watching the sports news. A team gets beat 112 to nothing and the best a highly trained journalist can do is find someone to say \"we didn\'t play to good\". They\'re just proving that television is for entertainment and sensationalism but fundamentally inadequate as a source of information.

Regarding Fox News, I used to watch them on occassion but now I rarely do. Thay have sunk to the levels of their competitors. They inundate us with stories of exaggerated importance like the O.J. Simpson and Scott Peterson sagas. They parade panels of "experts" in front of to guess and speculate and who say brilliant things like "they may convict him but then again they might not". It's become like watching the sports news. A team gets beat 112 to nothing and the best a highly trained journalist can do is find someone to say "we didn't play to good". They're just proving that television is for entertainment and sensationalism but fundamentally inadequate as a source of information.

Yes, Fox News Channel is Fair and Balanced, however FNC is only accessable via Cable and Satellite. Fox Entertainment has many franchised TV, Over-The-Air, LOCAL TV channels scattered all over the USA within many U.S. cities. These have no Fox News Channel feeds at all. These local \"Fox\" stations only have the usual local news events using local news casters, and local reporters; the (local) news events are usually at the usual early morning, Noon, and 10 or 11PM at night. Seems to me that there should also be a - FNC - news feed on these local Fox TV stations at Prime News Time between 6:30 - 7:30 PM. THEN and only then would ABC, CBS, and NBC seriously take notice of themselves.

Yes, Fox News Channel is Fair and Balanced, however FNC is only accessable via Cable and Satellite.
Fox Entertainment has many franchised TV, Over-The-Air, LOCAL TV channels scattered all over the USA within many U.S. cities.
These have no Fox News Channel feeds at all.
These local "Fox" stations only have the usual local news events using local news casters, and local reporters; the (local) news events are usually at the usual early morning, Noon, and 10 or 11PM at night.
Seems to me that there should also be a - FNC - news feed on these local Fox TV stations at Prime News Time between 6:30 - 7:30 PM.
THEN and only then would ABC, CBS, and NBC seriously take notice of themselves.

Fox\'s political shows are much more thought provoking than anyone else\'s. At least I get to hear both sides of an issue, which I don\'t with other networks. BTW, Harvard just came out with a study showing that Fox was the most impartial to the presidential candidates. None were perfect, but it was interesting that Fox was the ONLY network that had a slight conservative bias.

Fox's political shows are much more thought provoking than anyone else's. At least I get to hear both sides of an issue, which I don't with other networks. BTW, Harvard just came out with a study showing that Fox was the most impartial to the presidential candidates. None were perfect, but it was interesting that Fox was the ONLY network that had a slight conservative bias.

Couric gets 60 million for reading the news. I would read it for a half million and probably get more viewers.

Couric gets 60 million for reading the news. I would read it for a half million and probably get more viewers.

yes, Fox News is \"fair and balanced\" especially on their coverage of Brittany, Paris, and Anna Smith. If that is the sort of \"news\" you are interested in. Which is why I no longer watch Fox anything.

yes, Fox News is "fair and balanced" especially on their coverage of Brittany, Paris, and Anna Smith. If that is the sort of "news" you are interested in. Which is why I no longer watch Fox anything.