Olbermann vs O'Reilly ...See the ratings here

[JohnnyRingo]

Hahahahahahahahaha...
I didn't include Tuesday, as neither had a show that night due to the election coverage. Monday O'Reilly did a little better because he had the McClellan interview on:



I enjoyed sending this to a wing-nut friend who told me yesterday that "O'Reilly has more ratings that all the other networks put together"

The timing couldn't have been better.
Of course this is the 24-54 age demo, because that's who the advertisers care about. It doesn't matter that my 90 year old uncle is in the rest home, clicking between "Wheel Of Fortune" and "The Factor". He isn't going to buy anything.

hahahahahaha... Now Bill-O even makes his fans look stupid and out of touch.
Here's the link to check daily results:

http://www.mediabistro.com/tvnewser/ratings/default.asp

[devilgrrl]

1. With wife of * shill Dan Senor in a distant third.

Campbell Brown's a joke. :puke:

[Riddler]

2. On another note, with numbers like those, how in the hell is that worthless lump of puke

Beck still employed?

[DireStrike]

3. ugh. Somebody is running at a loss to feed THAT to the public.

It's like a cycle of abuse.

[JohnnyRingo]

4. I was wondering that myself

I guess that's the price they pay to ward off the accusations of "liberal bias".

I'll bet Olbermann's success spawns copycats however, because when ratings talk they'll tell the whiners to take a walk.

With the renewed popularity of Obama and even Hillary with their progressive message, we may very soon see the day that it's OK to be liberal on cable news. It's always about the money.

I sure no one will miss Beck if he's replaced by someone like Mike Maloy, and if MSNBC signs Rosie O'Donnell in that slot this summer....... Meet the new format in cable news.

[rurallib]

5. Let me add that MSNBC is only on about 50% of the cable nets

that FUX is. That makes these numbers much more amazing. People actually have to seek out Olbermann.