| "The Kudlow Report" channel | 37 |
| "The Kudlow Report" airer | 35 |
| "Money Honey" Maria Bartiromo's network | 53 |
| "Market Week" network | 31 |
| "Mad Money" channel | 29 |
| "Kudlow and Company" network | 38 |
| "Kudlow & Cramer" channel | 39 |
| "First in business worldwide" sloganeer | 49 |
| "Closing Bell" channel | 32 |
| "Closing Bell" carrier | 32 |
| "Capitalize on it" sloganeer | 38 |
| "Before the Bell" channel | 35 |
| 'Closing Bell' network | 30 |
| ''Power Lunch'' network | 39 |
| ''Power Lunch'' channel | 39 |
| ''Fast Money'' network | 38 |
| "Money Honey" Maria Bartiromo's network | 54 |
| Wolf Blitzer's broadcaster | 30 |
| King's domain | 17 |
| MSNBC rival | 11 |
| News letters | 12 |
| Atlanta's ___ Center | 24 |
| Anderson Cooper's channel | 29 |
| "The Situation Room" airer | 36 |
| Notable 1980 TV debut | 21 |
| Anderson Cooper's employer | 30 |
| Wolf Blitzer's channel | 26 |
| King's domain? | 18 |
| Wolf Blitzer's employer | 27 |
| "The Situation Room" network | 38 |
| Media initials since 1980 | 25 |
| Letters from Atlanta | 20 |
| Larry King employer | 19 |
| King's network | 18 |
| King's home | 15 |
| Blitzer's employer | 22 |
| Blitzer's bailiwick | 23 |
| "Your $$$$$" network | 30 |
| "This is ___" | 23 |
| Wolf Blitzer's bailiwick | 28 |
| Where to see Nancy Grace | 24 |
| Where to see Anderson Cooper | 28 |
| Where to find Larry King | 24 |
| Where Larry King will be replaced by Piers Morgan | 49 |
| Where Bernard Shaw anchored | 27 |
| TV home of a King | 17 |
| TV debut of 1980 | 16 |
| Paula Zahn's employer | 25 |
| MSNBC competitor | 16 |
| Media letters since 1980 | 24 |
| Letters for a King? | 19 |
| Larry King's network | 24 |
| Larry King's milieu | 23 |
| Larry King's employer | 25 |
| Larry King's channel | 24 |
| King's station | 18 |
| King's place (Abbr.) | 24 |
| King's employer | 19 |
| Fox News rival | 14 |
| Early Turner project | 20 |
| Blitzer's beat | 18 |
| "Situation Room" station | 34 |
| "Reliable Sources" airer | 34 |
| "Piers Morgan Tonight" channel | 40 |
| "Larry King Live" channel | 35 |
| "House Call" airer | 28 |
| "Anderson Cooper 360°" channel | 43 |
| "___ = Politics" (TV slogan) | 38 |
| ''Crossfire'' network | 37 |
| World's most widely distributed syndicated news service | 59 |
| Wolf's home? | 16 |
| Wolf Blitzer's station | 26 |
| Wolf Blitzer's network | 26 |
| Wolf Blitzer's beat | 23 |
| Where Tucker Carlson got his ass handed to him by Jon Stewart | 61 |
| Where to view Larry King | 24 |
| Where to see "Crossfire" | 34 |
| Where to find Larry and John King | 33 |
| Where to catch Anderson Cooper | 30 |
| Where Larry King worked | 23 |
| Where Bernard Shaw was an anchor for 21 yrs. | 44 |
| TV-news network | 15 |
| TV channel often on in airports | 31 |
| Time Warner Center occupant | 27 |
| Station where Larry King will host his final show this December | 63 |
| Station Lou Dobbs recently quit | 31 |
| Sports Illustrated's owner | 30 |
| Soledad O'Brien's employer | 34 |
| Sanjay Gupta's channel | 26 |
| Political Ticker channel (abbr.) | 32 |
| Piers Morgan's channel | 26 |
| Paula Zahn's channel | 24 |
| Outlet from Atlanta, in brief | 29 |
| Org. with a "This Just In" blog | 41 |
| Newsy channel | 13 |
| News network | 12 |
| News channel that ranks dead last in viewers | 44 |
| Nancy Grace's employer | 26 |
| MSNBC alternative | 17 |
| Media inits. since 1980 | 23 |