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I wonder how Mr. Rittenberg will "address their current concerns about the O'Reilly Factor"? Those concerns appear to be quite integral to the program, seeing as how they are resident in the eponymous bombastic creep who is the central focus of the show. Can you have the O'Reilly Factor without Blotchy Bill O'Reilly?

altogether. Hopefully this will be enough to get O'Lielly off the air, but it won't be enough until Fox goes under.

Then Bill laid low for awhile and they all apparently came back?

and apparently there are some new cases in the public now.

hurt Bill-o?

Fox may decide he's not profitable enough to keep on air. He is their highest rated show though, so it would need to stretch out for a while. It may just motivate them to settle lawsuits.

hate than ever. Although I must say, it's good to see corporate America taking a stand.

Fox can pay Bill big bucks because his highly rated show gets top dollar from companies who want to advertise on his show. If the show no longer generates millions in advertising revenue for Fox, then there is less money to pay Bill and all other expenses for the show and still show a profit.

Faux does get high cable subscriber fees, almost as much as ESPN, but both cable and the geezer Faux audience are dying off

http://money.cnn.com/2015/01/16/media/fox-news-fee-increase/

cute

...per CNN

Is what I just heard on CNN

Can't stop laughing