Fox Broadcasting Company Essay | Essay

This student essay consists of approximately 5 pages of analysis of Fox Broadcasting Company.

Fox Broadcasting Company Essay | Essay

This student essay consists of approximately 5 pages of analysis of Fox Broadcasting Company.
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Fox Broadcasting Company

Summary: An analysis of the Web site for the Fox Broadcasting Company, in which it describes how Fox has changed in the twenty years since their debut to suit the needs of their target audience.
FOX Broadcasting Company

According to the Media Education Foundation the average American watches four hours and thirty-nine minutes of television a day? With the remote in hand how does someone choose what they are going to watch for those four plus hours? As technology advanced in the last twenty years our channel selection increased from the four basic network channels to the one hundred and eighty channels that are offered on dish network. How does a station that has been around since the beginning of television compare to those that are fresh and new? "Married With Children," "Alf," and "America's Most Wanted" in the late 1980's made FOX possible. The reruns for these shows might be seen at three o'clock Tuesday mornings, but they will not take the place of "Survivor" any time soon. FOX has changed dramatically since its broadcasting debut to suit the needs of their...

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