Preview Tonight: Fox News Goes for the Cord-cutters with Its New Online Service Fox Nation

[mystery-ak]

October 28, 2018
Preview Tonight: Fox News Goes for the Cord-cutters with Its New Online Service Fox Nation
By Peter Barry Chowka

The Fox News Channel (FNC) is set to start promoting the launch of its major new online political, and mostly conservative, streaming service – Fox Nation – in an hour-long program that airs tonight at 8 PM ET/PT. The tag line for the new Web brand is “Fox Nation – Opinion Done Right.” The fact that New Fox, the streamlined company that is emerging from the breakup of Rupert Murdoch’s hegemonic far flung media empire, is gearing up a full-service subscription Internet video channel is significant. It is in large part a recognition that traditional cable television, despite generating revenue that is still hefty, represents the past and is starting to tank. Both its outdated platform and its audience are aging, and its growth – and profits – have largely plateaued. Television’s future increasingly appears to belong to on-demand digital and mobile applications, which are more in sync with people’s lifestyles and appeal to a younger demographic that is coveted by advertisers.

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[endicom]

American Thinker
Peter Barry Chowka
Oct. 28, 2018

The Fox News Channel (FNC) is set to start promoting the launch of its major new online political, and mostly conservative, streaming service – Fox Nation – in an hour-long program that airs tonight at 8 PM ET/PT. The tag line for the new Web brand is “Fox Nation – Opinion Done Right.” The fact that New Fox, the streamlined company that is emerging from the breakup of Rupert Murdoch’s hegemonic far flung media empire, is gearing up a full-service subscription Internet video channel is significant. It is in large part a recognition that traditional cable television, despite generating revenue that is still hefty, represents the past and is starting to tank. Both its outdated platform and its audience are aging, and its growth – and profits – have largely plateaued. Television’s future increasingly appears to belong to on-demand digital and mobile applications, which are more in sync with people’s lifestyles and appeal to a younger demographic that is coveted by advertisers.

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[Sanguine]

About time.

[endicom]

About time.

On-demand video and audio is being advertised: https://nation.foxnews.com

That could be good.

[roamer_1]

Sixty bucks a year?
I don't pay for opinion.

[Cyber Liberty]

Sixty bucks a year?
I don't pay for opinion.

Wait, what?  They want currency?

[jmyrlefuller]

Wait, what?  They want currency?

Yep.

Tomi Lahren isn't worth that much, even with a mute button.

[mystery-ak]

I know it was just a preview but I wasn't impressed...besides I pay enough to watch tv with Direct Tv

[endicom]

Topics merged.

[truth_seeker]

About time.

I wonder where we have heard about such trends?