'60 Minutes' Sees Ratings Drop After CBS Changes
The 59th season of "60 Minutes" premiered with a significant decline in traditional viewership, dropping nearly 20% compared to the previous year, amid controversy following staff changes and the firing of veteran correspondent Scott Pelley. Despite staffing updates and a focus on modern topics like artificial intelligence, ratings fell to 7.94 million viewers from 10 million, though digital engagement increased. CBS highlighted digital metrics, but traditional broadcast revenue remained affected by the lower ratings.
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