Fox News Channel dominated weekday primetime television ratings between May 26th and May 30th. The network averaged 2.7 million viewers during the primetime hours, outperforming its competitors NBC, CBS, and ABC. NBC and CBS both averaged 2.4 million viewers, while ABC drew 2.3 million.
The ratings data also revealed a significant drop for CNN. The news network experienced its lowest-rated week of the year across all of its programming. While specific numbers for CNN were not provided, the report underscores the challenges the network faces in attracting viewers compared to its rivals. This reflects ongoing shifts in audience preferences and consumption habits within the cable news market. The data, originally reported by Fox News, provides a snapshot of the current competitive landscape in television news.
Fox News Leads Primetime Ratings; CNN Sees Year's Lowest
Fox News Channel topped weekday primetime TV ratings for the week of May 26-30, surpassing NBC, CBS, and ABC. Fox News averaged 2.7 million viewers during the key evening hours. This contrasts with CNN, which experienced its lowest-rated week of the year across all programming. The numbers highlight the shifting landscape of cable news viewership.