The notion that people can work late, skip the broadcast evening news and catch up later on cable isn't necessarily true. Try to find a serious newscast on these networks in prime time, at least before Aaron Brown on CNN at 10 p.m. Eastern time, and you'll be out of luck.
Even CNN Headline News -- a dependable network that rotates newscasts every half-hour -- plans to experiment with prime-time talk shows in the next year.
The story, written by Associated Press TV reporter David Bauder, also shows up on MSNBC, another network criticized in the piece.
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