Fox News And Mercury Radio Arts Announce New Agreement

Beck to ‘Transition Off’ Daily TV Program

Editor's Note: After much speculation about Glenn Beck is the future of television, here is a new ink the press release. It takes a couple of key titles of this ... yes, there is a new contract for Fox News, but this is the first confirmation of the fact that Beck is a "move away from his daily television show" later this year.

The program has obviously been a great success for Beck and Fox News, and the relationship between organizations seem stronger than ever.

This press release does not leave key questions unanswered for the moment, above all, Glenn has plans for a TV or a video diary on the way? The Blaze will be followed by the reaction and speculation about this release throughout the day. Check for updates.

Fox News and MERCURY RADIO ARTS ANNOUNCE NEW AGREEMENT

(New York, NY), Fox News and the Mercury Radio Arts, the production company of Glenn Beck's, is pleased to announce that work together to develop and produce a series of television projects aired on Fox News Channel and other content the properties of digital platforms including Fox News'. Glenn away from his day program, the third largest in all cable news rating at the end of this year.

Roger Ailes, chairman and CEO of Fox News, said: "Glenn Beck is a powerful communicator, a creative entrepreneur and a success by anyone's standards.. I look forward to working with him," said Glenn Beck. "Really think United States owes much to Roger Ailes and Fox News Roger I can not afford the lessons I learned and am still learning it and am eager to begin this new phase of our partnership. "Joel Cheatwood, SVP / Development of Fox News, Mercury Radio Arts join as of April 24, 2011. Part of his role as CEO will manage the company and the link to Fox News. Roger Ailes, said: "Joel is a good friend and leader of the most talented and creative in the business for the past four years, I have always appreciated his comments and advice and will not stop. As we work with him in his new role . '"Glenn Beck" is still the third highest rated program in cable news.

For the 27 months to "Glenn Beck" was broadcast on Fox News, the program has averaged more than 2.2 million viewers and 563,000 viewers 25-54, the number usually associated with programs broadcast in prime time, and not at 17 hours. "Glenn Beck led all cable news competitors since launch.