August 19, 2006
Nightly News
Posted by Gordon Smith
Take a look at this graphic from the NYT:
Another "Big Three," each of which has roughly halved its market share over the past 20 years. Of course, that graph tells a story about advances in telecommunications: we don't need the evening news programs for information and pictures like we did in 1980. Honestly, I cannot remember the last time I watched one of these programs, but I would be surprised if it were within the past year. Which is why Katie Couric's move from Today to the CBS Evening News is a non-event in my household.
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