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America's Newsroom
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| America's Newsroom | |
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 Title card for America's Newsroom |
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| Genre | News/Talk program |
| Presenter(s) | Bill Hemmer, Megyn Kelly |
| Country of origin |  United States |
| Language(s) | English |
| Production | |
| Location | New York City |
| Camera setup | Multi-camera |
| Running time | 120 minutes |
| Broadcast | |
| Original channel | Fox News Channel |
| Picture format | 480i NTSC |
| Original run | February 12, 2007 – present |
| Chronology | |
| Preceded by | Fox News Live |
| Related shows | Fox Online |
| Links | |
| Official website | |
| U.S. morning television shows currently on the air at 9am ET:edit |
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| FNC | America's Newsroom |
| syndi | Live (Regis & Kelly) |
| syndi | The Morning Show |
| CNBC | Squawk on the Street |
| HLN | Robin & Company |
| NBC | Today |
America's Newsroom with Bill Hemmer & Megyn Kelly is an American news/talk program on Fox News Channel, first airing on February 12, 2007 [1] [2].
Derived from one of the network's slogans, the show features general news coverage, which is divided between two general categories, either originating from the National Desk or World Desk. The program also features a number of discussions on issues currently in the news, commonly inviting two separate people to come onto the program to give two separate view points, pulled together by questions asked by the hosts to help inform the viewers on the two points of views on the issue at hand. In addition to each of these features, the program also features a number of soft news stories, alike to much of the programming on the network.
Compared to the shows predecessor, Fox News Live, the show has added to FNL's general news coverage format by pressing a faster paced format in addition to featuring user-involved segment, Because You Asked, in which viewers are able to e-mail into the program to ask questions which were not asked, or possibly followed up, in the coverage of recent news stories or past news stories covered by the network.
The introduction of the news program is the continuation of a past press towards branded programming], which has been occurring since the original introduction of Studio B in 2002. Also, the show presents a newer shift to allow the network's booking system to allow analysts and guests to select the hours which they wanted to appear, rather than the past setup which asked personalities to possibly air during any of the hours of Fox News Live, which could have limited their availability to be on the network [3].
- ^ Morning Changes To Fox News Live, TVNewser
- ^ FNC anchor changes, ICN
- ^ FNC Restructures Booking System, TVNewser
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| Fox News Channel |
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| Weekday Programming |
| Fox & Friends | America's Newsroom | Fox News Live | The Live Desk with Martha MacCallum | Studio B with Shepard Smith | Your World with Neil Cavuto | The Big Story with John Gibson | Special Report with Brit Hume | The Fox Report with Shepard Smith | The O'Reilly Factor | Hannity & Colmes | On the Record | Red Eye w/ Greg Gutfeld |
| Weekend Programming |
| Fox & Friends Weekend | The Cost of Freedom | Weekend Live | Fox News Live | Studio B Weekend | Big Story Weekend | The Beltway Boys | Fox News Watch | Fox Report Weekend | Geraldo at Large | Heartland | The Lineup | Journal Editorial Report | War Stories | Fox News Sunday | Hannity's America | The 1/2 Hour News Hour |
| Former Programming |
| The Edge • Fox Magazine • Drudge • DaySide • Fox Online |