Brian Stelter Fired from CNN

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#29
Warner Discovery is finished losing money with the Zucker programming philosophy. Making a move back to the “middle”. Won’t last. Streaming has killed cable. CNN failed at streaming. What a predicament.
 
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#33
Warner Discovery is finished losing money with the Zucker programming philosophy. Making a move back to the “middle”. Won’t last. Streaming has killed cable. CNN failed at streaming. What a predicament.

Media is a business and the entire all in on Robert Mueller ,Russian Collusion, Sandman lawsuit and tolerated sarcastic racism does not sell. News organizations are seeing opinions viewed as facts are not the same.
 
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#42
Cable news is lacking nowadays because there's basically no point/counterpoint. Shows don't have a liberal/conservative debate anymore. In the past we had shows like Crossfire, McLaughlin Group, Hannity & Combs, O'Reilly Factor and of course the original Point/Counterpoint on 60 mins with James J. Kilpatrick and Shana Alexander. All we have now are monologues preaching to their choir. Viewpoints are rarely challenged. I find that boring and not entertaining
 
#43
#43
Cable news is lacking nowadays because there's basically no point/counterpoint. Shows don't have a liberal/conservative debate anymore. In the past we had shows like Crossfire, McLaughlin Group, Hannity & Combs, O'Reilly Factor and of course the original Point/Counterpoint on 60 mins with James J. Kilpatrick and Shana Alexander. All we have now are monologues preaching to their choir. Viewpoints are rarely challenged. I find that boring and not entertaining

All of the cable newstainment networks cater to their audience, none of them have been about news in decades.
 
#45
#45
Cable news is lacking nowadays because there's basically no point/counterpoint. Shows don't have a liberal/conservative debate anymore. In the past we had shows like Crossfire, McLaughlin Group, Hannity & Combs, O'Reilly Factor and of course the original Point/Counterpoint on 60 mins with James J. Kilpatrick and Shana Alexander. All we have now are monologues preaching to their choir. Viewpoints are rarely challenged. I find that boring and not entertaining
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