Comments on: Fox Business Network vs. CNBC, Ready to Rumble!

By: Ed Albanoski

Ed Albanoski — Sun, 11 Nov 2007 03:35:38 +0000

I believe Eva G. is smoking crack. She’s obviously a liberal making unsubstantiated false accusations against a network she’ll never watch. That won’t stop her though, because most critics of The News Corp. are people who have no idea about the quality of their programming because they never sample it.
FBN will kick CNBC down the tubes as they have MSNBC and the other socialist networks that are so far left that “fair and balanced” only seems like it’s coming from the right. The end of liberal news is coming to an abrupt end because it’s wholesale lying and the majority of American people are smarter than that. Just take a look at FNC vs. everyone else. Enough said.

By: Ed Albanoski

Ed Albanoski — Sun, 11 Nov 2007 02:35:38 +0000

I believe Eva G. is smoking crack. She's obviously a liberal making unsubstantiated false accusations against a network she'll never watch. That won't stop her though, because most critics of The News Corp. are people who have no idea about the quality of their programming because they never sample it.
FBN will kick CNBC down the tubes as they have MSNBC and the other socialist networks that are so far left that “fair and balanced” only seems like it's coming from the right. The end of liberal news is coming to an abrupt end because it's wholesale lying and the majority of American people are smarter than that. Just take a look at FNC vs. everyone else. Enough said.

By: Eva G.

Eva G. — Tue, 16 Oct 2007 19:45:07 +0000

Fox Business Network is a scary channel. They have promised to be more “friendly” to companies, and profits than CNBC, so already they won’t be giving objective, un-biased financial information to the average viewer, which is very misleading.

By: Eva G.

Eva G. — Tue, 16 Oct 2007 19:45:07 +0000

Fox Business Network is a scary channel. They have promised to be more “friendly” to companies, and profits than CNBC, so already they won't be giving objective, un-biased financial information to the average viewer, which is very misleading.

By: Robert Seidman

Robert Seidman — Mon, 15 Oct 2007 17:05:00 +0000

When FBN is in more homes and the deal CNBC has with the Wall Street Journal runs out it doesn’t seem like a huge leap to think FBN will become the dominant player.

By: Robert Seidman

Robert Seidman — Mon, 15 Oct 2007 17:05:00 +0000

When FBN is in more homes and the deal CNBC has with the Wall Street Journal runs out it doesn't seem like a huge leap to think FBN will become the dominant player.