CBS Evening News woes worsen as ABC’s David Muir surges past Tony Dokoupil in ratings
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CBS News continues to face a series of setbacks and a decline in viewership since Bari Weiss was named editor-in-chief last year
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In further updates, CBS Evening News ’ woes continue to worsen under editor-in-chief Bari Weiss’ leadership, as the newscast's competitors steamed ahead in the latest ratings.
On top of that, While both ABC and NBC’s news broadcasts reported viewership gains during the week of July 13, CBS’s program was the only show to finish with a viewership loss, according to Nielsen ratings shared by TVNewser.
During that week, ABC maintained its lead in both total viewers and the key adults 25-54 demographic. ABC World News Tonight averaged 8.476 million total viewers from that demographic.
Source: The Independent