Billo_Really
Litre of the Band
Since election day last year, Fox has lost a large percentage of its moderate-conservative viewership.
Hannity dipped more than 50%; O'Reilly lost about a quarter.
What I found that was quite a hoot, was that a recent survey found Fox viewers to be less informed than people who watch no news programs at all!
Hannity dipped more than 50%; O'Reilly lost about a quarter.
And that's not all! There's a big loss in the "trust" factor with Fox, for those claiming to be moderate-conservatives.According to Nielsen data, Fox News's prime-time monthly audience fell to its lowest level in twelve years in January among the 25-to-54 demographic. Daytime Fox News programming likewise saw its lowest monthly ratings in this age cohort since June 2008. Even the network's two biggest stars, O'Reilly and Hannity, have not been immune from viewer desertion: Hannity lost close to 50 percent of his pre-election audience in the final weeks of 2012, and O'Reilly more than a quarter. The slide hasn't stopped in 2013, either. Compared with a year ago, O'Reilly's February prime-time ratings dropped 
26 percent in the coveted 25-to-54 demographic, his worst performance since July 2008. Hannity's sank even further, to the lowest point in his show's history.
You can only put out so much bullshit for so long before normal people start tuning out....among those who identified themselves as "somewhat conservative," the level of trust fell by an eye-opening 27 percentage points during the previous twelve months (from a net plus–47 percent "trust" rating in 2012 to plus–20 percent now).
What I found that was quite a hoot, was that a recent survey found Fox viewers to be less informed than people who watch no news programs at all!
That's pretty bad!Dan Cassino, a political science professor at Fairleigh Dickinson University who specializes in studying partisan psychology...conducted a survey that found Fox News's viewers were less informed about current political issues than those who watched no news at all.