Network news ratings have been on a decline for years, but morning news shows have remained the most watched shows among all daily news programs. That's why Hoda Kotb's announcement she was leaving Today garnered such news. NBC's Today and ABC's Good Morning America are often in a dance for the number one slot, with GMA winning as of late. What can NBC do to be number one again?
One thing is for certain, it's going to be someone who can appeal to audiences on social media, because frankly, that's where most people see morning news show content these days. Think Instagram and TikTok types. It all comes down to shareable content.
If you ask me, though, the perfect morning show is CBS Mornings. The reason I like it is, well, because of Gayle King. But also, because its focus is on the news. I don't care about outdoor concerts or cooking segments. I just want the news to start my day.
That's it for me today. Keep scrolling for more entertainment news. I'll see you on Wednesday.
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