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“Impact: Climate & Sustainability” and “Your Voice, Your Vote 2022”
Exploring climate-focused issues: wildfires; the effort to bring alternative power to communities nationwide; the jobs created by clean energy; and why sharks are finding Long Island so popular. Previewing the upcoming 2022 midterm elections.
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Cable news and broadcast news are both profitable businesses. In 2020, CNN, Fox, and MSNBC are projected to make a combined $3 billion profit. Free news streaming services would like to reap a share of this lucrative market. Many of them are similar to cable in their style and approach. In the meantime, they are telling viewers that they can cut their cable subscription and still get high-quality news.
But with the emergence of streaming news services, a long-established audience for television news is dying. The share of American households watching cable television declined from 76 percent in 2015 to just 56 percent by 2021. According to Nielsen, more than 85 percent of households now subscribe to a streaming service. This trend is likely to continue to accelerate as the population continues to live longer.
Despite this, the major networks are still optimistic about the streaming industry and have already invested millions of dollars in streaming operations. For instance, Fox has garnered 1.5 million subscribers to its Fox Nation streaming app. Meanwhile, NBC News Now boasts that it generates 31 million hours of content each month.
