Fall is here, and, as usual, it's the time of the year when the broadcast television networks and the cable channels introduce their new schedules.  The channels devoted to cable news are not at all different – except that this year, Fox News is alone among the big three (FNC, CNN, and MSNBC) in shaking things up as the leaves are starting to fall. Fox News started introducing its new schedule incrementally last Monday.  Initially, Hannity moved back to the 9 P.M. time slot previously occupied since May 1 by The Five, which has now returned to 5 P.M., while a new hour of news with rotating hosts took over at 10.  On October 30, the process will finish when Laura Ingraham starts her new permanent show at 10 P.M. and Shannon Bream anchors a live hour of news at 11. The numbers on opening night don't always predict the ratings, as viewing patterns have yet to settle in, but so far, Fox couldn't be more pleased with...(Read Full Post)