"Ladies and gentlemen, viewers at home, I'm Kate Paul. Right now, I'm hovering above New York Manhattan…"
Buzz buzz buzz, buzz buzz buzz.
The cacophony of helicopter rotors fills the audio channel as a blonde woman donning a beige long dress clutches the handrails inside the cabin. She's live streaming directly into the camera positioned in front of her—
Fox Television.
In North America, morning news shows fiercely compete for viewership. NBC's "Today Show" and ABC's "Good Morning America" have vied for the ratings championship for over forty years, establishing an unbroken monopoly no one has been able to dismantle.
Precisely because of this, Fox Television relentlessly sharpens its news instincts to capture the market. Even if it can't change viewing habits, it strives to dominate online traffic and seize opportunities through social media platforms.
Today is no exception.
