Fox News has a new project. It’s an online streaming service called “Fox Nation.” The slogan? “Opinion Done Right.”
Now, Fox Nation has existed for a while, but before, it was snippets of articles from OTHER websites. (I’ve had one or two articles appear in Fox Nation before.) That’s not the case anymore. Think of it as another version of CRTV. You pay for a subscription and have access to a catalogue of all things Fox News, including exclusive content from people like ESPN reporter Britt McHenry, Diamond and Silk and Tomi Lahren. Diamond and Silk have a short weekly show now, and Tomi Lahren is doing another version of her “Final Thoughts,” which– in my humble opinion– is still FAR too shouty.
Fox News's paid programming platform Fox Nation – like Netflix but for The Villages – has launched and Tammy is AWAKE and as racist as ever. "Apparently tortillas and refried beans aren't good enough for these so-called asylum seekers" pic.twitter.com/MR6WOTmscL
— Steve Morris (@stevemorris__) November 27, 2018
I HEARD YOU MOM GEEZ.
Anyway, it’s $5.99 per month. I think it’s really smart move. Streaming services continue to explode. I bet a lot of loyal Fox viewers will jump on board.