The study projected Fox Business Network with 17 percent revenue growth in 2014 to $205 million; CNBC was projected to have 5 percent growth in revenue to $702 million
Bloomberg Television was projected with 7 percent revenue growth to $191 million.
Mark Joyella of TVNewser added: “The report, ‘The State of the News Media 2015,’ projected no cutbacks at any of the cable news networks, with newsroom spending expected to increase by 4%. Of the three networks, CNN–the leader in terms of bureaus around the world (44) is expected to increase spending the most (7% to $805 million), while MSNBC (20 bureaus, including NBC News) up 5% to $296 million and Fox News (16 bureaus) steady at $803 million.”
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