Fox Business News

Fox Business Snatches WSJ's Walt Mossberg From CNBC

Silicon Alley Insider | Michael Learmonth | Posted 07.08.2008 | Business


You had to know Rupert Murdoch's fledgling Fox Business Network would get something out of this whole Dow Jones/Wall Street Journal acquisition. Well,...

The Wall Street Journal's "Really Personal" Finance

Yvette Kantrow | Posted 05.16.2008 | Media


Yvette Kantrow

No matter who you believe is at fault in the subprime crisis -- borrowers, lenders, Jimmy Cayne, Alan Greenspan -- it's clear that millions of people ...

Low On Ratings, Fox Business Juggles Daytime Lineup

New York Times | Brian Stetler | Posted 05.11.2008 | Media


Viewers of the Fox Business Network -- and it remains unclear how many there are -- may notice a number of changes on Monday. Some anchors, like Alex...

Fox Business News: Relentless Sunshine

Yvette Kantrow | Posted 03.07.2008 | Media


Yvette Kantrow

CJR is concerned with Fox's seemingly bottomless supply of good cheer at a time when its professed target audience -- Main Street, aka Middle America -- is worried sick about losing jobs.

The New York Times Stoops to Conquer: Another Column About Britney

Yvette Kantrow | Posted 02.15.2008 | Media


Yvette Kantrow

Last week's first sign of the apocalypse: The New York Times' decision to tease, on the front page of its business section, a tiny story inside on a m...

NBC Plans Major Job Cuts At MSNBC, News Division

New York Post | Peter Lauria | Posted 12.06.2007 | Business


NBC boss Jeff Zucker is expected to make big cuts on the newsgathering and operational side of the company's news division, including eliminating an e...

Can the Foxes Save the Hen House? Fox's New Business News Channel Seeks To Rescue Corporate America

Danny Schechter | Posted 10.16.2007 | Business


Danny Schechter

The business arena is a lot messier and more complex than the political arena which Fox News was able to polarize with simplistic pro-war slogans, personality baiting and and us versus them patriotically-correct deception.


 

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