Friday, May 27, 2005
Former CNN'er Seeing Success in DC
Source: Washington Post It's been six years and 23 sweeps periods but ratings champ WRC (Channel 4) has finally dropped to second place in a head-to-head news battle.
WJLA, Channel 7, is the new leader at 5 p.m., the only evening time period when all four news stations put on a show. It eked out a win over Channel 4 for the first time since May 1999. The Maureen Bunyan-Leon Harris anchored program averaged 135,000 households in the time slot -- about 10,000 more than Channel 4.

