CNN vs Fox News | Cheerleader der USA | 3

Oct 8, 2024

Der Druck im CNN-Hauptquartier während der Terroranschläge am 11. September 2001 ist hoch. Die Rivalität mit Fox News wechselt zwischen Kampf um die Einschaltquoten und strategische Entscheidungen. Beide Sender berichten unterschiedlich über den Irakkrieg, mit Spannungen zwischen Antikriegsprotesten und militärischer Berichterstattung. Fox News gewinnt überraschend an Beliebtheit bei Demokraten, kämpft aber mit jüngeren Zuschauern. Jeff Zucker plant eine Erneuerung von CNN, während interne Krisen bei Fox News eine Chance für CNN darstellen.

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ANECDOTE

Harrigans Wechsel

CNN-Korrespondent Steve Harrigan erwägt einen Wechsel zu Fox News.
Fox News bietet ihm mehr Geld, einen sicheren Job und die Position des Hauptkorrespondenten in Afghanistan.

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Fox News als Cheerleader

Fox News konzentriert sich nicht auf globale Reichweite, sondern darauf, die USA zu unterstützen.
Der Sender bestätigt die amerikanische Bevölkerung in ihrer Meinung und verwendet starke Sprache.

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Fox News überholt CNN

Im Januar 2002 überholte Fox News CNN erstmals bei den Zuschauerzahlen.
Fox News plant, der größte Fernsehsender der USA zu werden.

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