Only live Fox news will satisfy your typical Fox news junky.
I don't think you can fully capture the value Fox News brings by looking at the Nielsen ratings alone," said Craig Moffett, the longtime financial analyst who specializes in cable. Mr. Moffett, who heads his own firm, said that the key to Fox News's continued financial strength has been "the level of passion and engagement" it inspires in its viewers.
That translates into big money because cable systems now pay Fox News one of the highest per-subscriber fees in television, 94 cents a month, topped in cable television only by a few networks, most of which have expensive sports rights to pay. (By comparison, CNN gets 57 cents a subscriber, according to SNL Kagan Research.) As Mr. Moffett put it, "There are a handful of networks consumers are deeply passionate about out of all proportion to Nielsen ratings, and distributors know if you don't have those networks, then woe be to you.
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/07/23/b...n-pays-for-fox-news.html?_r=2&pagewanted=all&
Chad, what is your honest opinion as to who will be forced to cave in on this dispute? I do not look for Fox to concede very much, if any. Do you think Charlie will take one for the team?