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  terebiko at 03:57 PM JST - 30th March

  Where was NHK?

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  jonnyboy at 04:35 PM JST - 30th March

  Where was NHK?

  this does seem to be about US figures... anyway i guess nhk was at least below the bbc!

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  pathat at 01:50 PM JST - 1st April

  Campbell Brown is not interesting, and her temporary replacement, Roland Martin, is nothing other than an affirmative action poster boy.

  If I see Nancy Grace on, I immediately change it to another channel.

  Larry King outlived his usefulness many years ago.

  Lou Dobbs is annoying and dominates every conversation, instead of letting his guests express their opinions.

  It's good to have a variety of sources for news, rather than a too-big-for-its-britches CNN trying to control everything. People need to hear and read real news. CNN losing the ratings war is a healthy development.

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  Midnightpromise at 02:21 PM JST - 2nd April

  CNN behind MSNBC???? FNC is #1? Hummmm, interesting. Seems like the new world order is not as overwhelming in the majority as CNN and MSNBC would like to have us believe. What say you my dear liberal pundits?

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  PepinGalarga at 12:34 AM JST - 6th April

  i also consider CNN's shows opinionated and slanted towards the right, especially during the elections, when most of their newscasters focused on positive news for the Republicans and created controversy for Obama and the democrats.

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  TrappedNTokyo at 01:10 PM JST - 6th April

  Fox News best news money can buy.

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  elbudamexicano at 02:00 AM JST - 11th April

  I don't care what anybody says, from Saddam Hussein, to Kim Jong Il, to Hugo Chavez, anybody who is anybody around the world knows that CNN is the news to be on around the world, not just some crappy Fox news geared only for Republicans in the US.

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