Fox News Digital beat legacy media giants like CNN and The New York Times in multiplatform minutes and multiplatform views during the month of November.
had another successful month against its legacy media competitors in multiplatform minutes and multiplatform views, according to Comscore.
FOXBusiness.com similarly outperformed CNN Business for the 8th consecutive month with 190 million multiplatform views. Fox News continues dominating across social media, reaching 37.9 million social interactions, making Fox News the top news brand on social media for the 99th consecutive month, according to Emplifi. 10.6 million of those interactions came from Facebook, 21.4 million came from Instagram and 5.9 million came from Twitter.
Fox News Digital landed several exclusives over the course of November, including Ivanka Trump's decision to stay out of politics as her father announced his presidential bid, Chinese virologist Li-Meng Yan's explosive claims about Beijing's COVID cover-up and a wide-ranging interview with multimedia mogul Charlamagne Tha God.
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