Nov #'s: "Substantial Growth" For MSNBC
MSNBC enjoyed substantial growth in primetime vs. Nov. '03, in the 25-54 demo and in total viewers, Nielsen numbers demonstrate. Between 8 and 11pm, MSNBC's #'s increased 78% in the demo. (CNN increased 33% and FNC is up 102%.) In the 7pm hour, Hardball is up 94% in the demo and 96% among total viewers; Countdown is up 128% in the demo and 90% in P2+; and Scarborough is up 76% in the demo and 68% among total viewers.

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I'll be happy to watch Keith Olbermann for you.

He's intelligent, funny, sexy, handsome and inquisitive. He's what real reporting used to be about before the right wingnuts cow-towed the media so much.

The media, for your information, is supposed to report on the pulse of the people and people in several corners of this country and the world are interested in these election problems and possible fraud.

If you had bothered to watch Keith, you would see how even-handed he is with the whole subject - well, except for one thing: you don't know what even-handed is. You expect the entire media to report on Scott Peterson or how wonderful that idiot George W. Bush is or some such nonesense that matters not to anyone's daily lives.

I, for one, don't think the election will be changed, but I really don't want my vote being put into a computer with a Windows operating system - one of the most easily hacked OS in the world.

Thank you so much for driving Keith's ratings up. O'Lielly may have a million or something, but he's been on the air for several years (too long). Keith's show is only eight months old. Pretty good numbers for an infant show, if you ask me.

Right. And everyone knows that popularity is good measure of merit. Just look at Britney Spears!

Retards.

The Eel.

Ugh. Slimy eel, slippery login. I can't understand why you don't think popularity is an important measure of merit--just look at George W. Bush!