Fox News tops US primetime ratings again in July
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Fox News Channel continued to lead US television ratings in July, drawing bigger weekday primetime audiences than the three main broadcast networks, ABC, NBC and CBS, according to figures reported by Fox News itself. The channel also said it comfortably outperformed its cable news rivals CNN and MS NOW (the network formerly known as MSNBC) across the board during the same period.
The Fox News report frames the July figures as confirmation of the channel's sustained dominance in American television news, a claim it has made repeatedly in recent years amid ongoing competition with both cable and broadcast rivals. However, the text made available does not include the detailed viewership numbers, specific programme rankings or demographic breakdowns typically used to substantiate such comparisons, so the scale of the reported lead cannot be independently verified from this account.
- Fox News says it beat ABC, NBC, CBS in July primetime.
- Also claims to have thumped CNN and MS NOW.
- Report is self-published by Fox News; detailed figures not provided.
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Originally published by Fox News as “Fox News Channel outdraws ABC, NBC, CBS in July weekday primetime while thumping MS NOW, CNN across board”.