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Posted On: 04/30/2022 9:09:44 PM
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This is TOOO FUNNY
CNN+ Continues To Tank After Just One Month After
CNN+ Streaming Service to Shut Down, One Month After Launch
CNN+, the cable network’s subscription streaming service, is folding just four weeks after its launch in late March.
According to The New York Times, CNN+ will cease operations on Saturday, April 30. (Update: The service will now shut down Thursday, April 28, at which point subscribers will receive a full refund.)
CNN+ launched on March 29 and was offered at either $6 a month (or $60 a year). In addition to its on-demand library of series and films, CNN+ featured live original programming hosted by both CNN staples and anchors who were poached from other networks (including Fox News’ Chris Wallace and NBC News’ Kasie Hunt).
Three weeks after the streamer’s debut, though, Axios reported that CNN’s parent company, Warner Bros. Discovery, had suspended all external marketing spend for CNN+, making it substantially more difficult for the service to reach potential new subscribers. (As of April 19, CNN+ had approximately 150,000 subscribers.) There was also said to be discord between CNN executives and Warner Bros. Discovery higher-ups about CNN+’s initial rollout and long-term future.
https://tvline.com/2022/04/21/cnn-plus-shutti...e-folding/
Their SOOOO FUCKING BAD ! ! !
NO One Wanted To Pay SIX BUCKS A MONTH FOR LIES
L O L >< L O L > > > KNEE SLAP Desk Top Head But
CNN+ Continues To Tank After Just One Month After
CNN+ Streaming Service to Shut Down, One Month After Launch
CNN+, the cable network’s subscription streaming service, is folding just four weeks after its launch in late March.
According to The New York Times, CNN+ will cease operations on Saturday, April 30. (Update: The service will now shut down Thursday, April 28, at which point subscribers will receive a full refund.)
CNN+ launched on March 29 and was offered at either $6 a month (or $60 a year). In addition to its on-demand library of series and films, CNN+ featured live original programming hosted by both CNN staples and anchors who were poached from other networks (including Fox News’ Chris Wallace and NBC News’ Kasie Hunt).
Three weeks after the streamer’s debut, though, Axios reported that CNN’s parent company, Warner Bros. Discovery, had suspended all external marketing spend for CNN+, making it substantially more difficult for the service to reach potential new subscribers. (As of April 19, CNN+ had approximately 150,000 subscribers.) There was also said to be discord between CNN executives and Warner Bros. Discovery higher-ups about CNN+’s initial rollout and long-term future.
https://tvline.com/2022/04/21/cnn-plus-shutti...e-folding/
Their SOOOO FUCKING BAD ! ! !
NO One Wanted To Pay SIX BUCKS A MONTH FOR LIES
L O L >< L O L > > > KNEE SLAP Desk Top Head But
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