Mike Reynolds of Multichannel News interviews Fox Business Network‘s Neil Cavuto on the one-year anniversary of the network’s launch.
Here is an excerpt:
NC: Yeah. I always want to tinker. I always want to see what we could do better, what story could we have covered more thoroughly. That’s something in everybody’s DNA here; we’re never really satisfied. But I think what we are clearly seeing is people finding us and liking us. And let’s face it: We’re a tough find on a lot of digital-cable systems. We’re way up there on the channel spectrum. So when you’re going to the effort to hunt and peck to find us, clearly they’re not satisfied with what’s been available to them.
MCN: Is there any sense that your stories are going into a vacuum?Â
NC: I’ve heard this argument before. We utilize the full Fox Business talent roster, even on the shows that I do on Fox News Channel. And when we do have a direct comparison with their households, our business product is superior. I always remind people that if you like what you’ve seen here, you should see what you’re getting on Fox Business Network.
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