The collapsing economy has given the network nightly news shows the sort of kick they never saw from last fall’s elections, writes Toni Fitzgerald from Media Life magazine.
“Each network has noted experts to bring in for analysis. NBC, for example, has relied heavily on its CNBC personalities, which has served the dual purpose of informing viewers and extending the cable network’s brand.
“The format works well for viewers who simply want to get an update on where things stand without wading through the endless bottom newsfeeds on cable or the sometimes confusing, more in-depth economic collapse stories online or in newspapers.”
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