StreetInsider.com reports that business news network CNBC has continued to see a drop in its ratings.
“April, which is the latest month released today from Nielsen, was its lowest rated in a 16-month period at 215,000 average viewers, down from the 311,000 the network saw in January 2010.
“The key demographic number also fell to its lowest level at 49,000 in April, down more from 83,000 in April 2009.
“CNBC’s average monthly rating is down to a 0.2 percent share in April from 0.3 percent just two months prior.
“Two of the networks biggest shows, ‘Mad Money’ with Jim Cramer and ‘Street Signs’ with Erin Burnett have weighed on the business news source’s results recently.”
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