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CNN Launches CNN+


Note this is the current viewership for CNN+.
 

Note this is the current viewership for CNN+.
This is not surprising since there are lots of free alternatives for news. I certainly am not going to pay $5.99 a month to a network that I rarely turn to for news.
 
Note this is the current viewership for CNN+.

The service isn't a traditional ad-supported channel. so viewership numbers don't matter. Bloomberg says 100,000 people signed up for CNN+ in its first week:


That's a half million dollars for just the single CNN+ service. The CEO of Discovery Networks says he plans to include CNN+ in a specially priced bundle later this year. So that should make CNN+ more competitive.


It’s possible, if not likely, that CNN+ programming will be offered as part of a larger bundled offering of HBO Max and Discovery+, according to people familiar with the matter. Both of those services have millions of subscribers.
 
R.I.P., CNN+. To be killed off at the end of April. As this story notes, the project was largely Zucker's baby and he's no longer at CNN.
Wow. That makes quite a fool of some of the high-profile journalists they hired (Chris Wallace, Audi Cornish and others).
 
Once the new CNN president takes over and redirects the network to (likely) more straight forward news, I expect to see them launch another streaming service. It likely will be part of a combined HBO Max and Discovery+. I'd bet they won't name it CNN+.
 
Wallace will be fine. He will move to CNN regular.
I feel bad for him. He left Fox, in part, because he got tired of doing the politics shows. He said he'd do other types of programs for CNN+. But if they move him back to CNN (and I agree with you, they will,) he'll be back to doing the same stuff he always did.
 
I feel bad for him. He left Fox, in part, because he got tired of doing the politics shows. He said he'd do other types of programs for CNN+. But if they move him back to CNN (and I agree with you, they will,) he'll be back to doing the same stuff he always did.
CNN wants to move to hard news programming.
 

Chris Wallace CNN+ show is moving to the main CNN feed.


Chris Wallace left a Sunday show on Fox News Channel to jump into the world of streaming at CNN. But now he’s going back to a weekend format for which he is best known.

Wallace will take the reins of a new Sunday program on CNN, the network announced Wednesday during an upfront presentation for its parent company, Warner Bros. Discovery. He will essentially reprise the program he had been doing for CNN+, a one-on-one talk program called “Who’s Talking to Chris Wallace?” that will also appear on the company’s large HBO Max streaming service. Wallace will continue to serve as an anchor for CNN, which he joined in January 2022 after anchoring Fox News Sunday for nearly two decades.
 
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