cablenews

cablenews is a term that can refer to several things within the realm of television and information dissemination. Primarily, it denotes the news programming broadcast on cable television channels. These channels often specialize in delivering news around the clock, providing continuous coverage of current events, political analysis, and in-depth reports. Examples of such networks include CNN, Fox News, and MSNBC in the United States, as well as BBC News, Sky News, and Al Jazeera internationally.

The format of cablenews typically involves anchors presenting stories, interspersed with live reports from correspondents, interviews with experts and public figures, and pre-recorded documentary segments. The business model often relies on advertising revenue and subscription fees paid by cable providers. The rise of cablenews has significantly impacted the media landscape, offering an alternative to traditional broadcast news and contributing to a more fragmented media consumption environment.

In a broader, more informal sense, "cablenews" can also be used as shorthand for the general output and style of news delivered via cable. This can sometimes carry connotations of a particular editorial slant or a focus on sensationalism, depending on the specific channel being referenced. The term highlights the accessibility and immediacy associated with cable television as a news source for many viewers.