Monday, January 3, 2011

Another CNN Loss










TVNewser is reporting that John Roberts will be taking his talents to Fox News and be based in Atlanta as one of their national correspondents.




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8 comments:

  1. Something clearly is up. Don Lemon and TJ
    Holmes didn't anchor this weekend. Could
    they both be moving to the morning and
    prime time slots on CNN. Jim Acosta is on
    AM and Joe Johns was in after Kyra. In wake
    of this debacle, I don't see how Kiran Chetry
    can remain on AM. Both Roberts and Chetry
    are responsible for the awful ratings.

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  2. I think the Robin Meade rumors are true.
    Meade will be moving over to CNN.
    The question is do you pair Don or TJ with
    Robin and who else do you bring on the
    show.CNN has fires breaking out all over
    the place, morning,day and night.

    The morning show will have some effect
    on the day numbers. American Morning
    is at catastrophic lows.


    How did things ever get to this point ?
    CNN is in the beginning stages of a
    complete meltdown.It will take years
    for CNN to dig out of this mess.It is
    a failure of not acting soon enough to
    stop the oncoming disaster. If anything
    CNN is speeding up the disaster and it
    is all self inflicted.

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  3. John Roberts is smart to jump a sinking ship.
    The betting is CNN will be finished in the 1st
    quarter of 2011. I am not sure FNC is a good
    choice for John though.

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  4. I'm going to try to post this again, because under the First Amendment I have the right to MY OPINION.
    John Roberts is no great loss to CNN. He has had an attitude ever since he was jilted from CBS and was not promoted. This is a fact.
    Secondly, his ratings were very poor in the morning slot and rumor had it, that he was tyrannical and moody. He was obviously not happy at CNN and if you're not happy it shows and the viewers diserve better.
    Fox may not be the best place for him but only time will tell. He certainly has enough competition and wouldn't be their shining star.

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  5. I've been watching John Roberts since he was J.D. Roberts on Much Music (Canada's version of MTV) back in the 80s. While I recognize that CNN has gone downhill--way downhill--this may be a new low for him. Really, John? Fox? Why not just get hired by the RNC?
    If they replace him with T.J. "we appreciate you" Holmes on American Morning, I may have to switch to something else (though I'm not sure there is a viable choice in the American market) and I've had CNN on as background noise 12 hours a day for the last 10 years.
    Are you listening Ken Jautz?

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  6. I am pulling for TJ and Robin. Now that
    John Roberts is exiting, CNN needs to
    replace Kiran Chetry as well. The numbers
    are now below 200,00 with her. If Miles
    & Soledad got the boot for ratings higher
    than that, Why is Kiran Chetry being given
    a free ride ? Both failed to bring in ratings.

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  7. CNN had better come up with something really
    quick. On Monday AM finished 5th behind
    Squawk Box in viewers and the demo. Has
    anyone seen Tj Holmes or Don Lemon on CNN
    lately. They seem to have disappeared. What is
    up with that.I also noticed that all of the morning
    show ratings are down. But CNN is starting off
    in last place. Ouch. People are really angry at
    CNN.

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  8. with JR gone, so am I. Kiran should have been gone long ago. I don't really like Fox but if that is the only place to see JR, then so be it.

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