In the rich history of Internet disasters, this one stands out for its cruelty. Less than a month after its launch with great fanfare, CNN+, the new streaming site of the American news channel, is closing up shop and leading to the fall of 300 million dollars in investment and nearly half a thousand jobs. the New York Times has a fond thought for the dozens of news stars who had left their jobs in recent months to join this upscale branch of CNN, like Chris Wallace, the latest presentable star of Fox News, hired to launch a talk show in line.
But the logic of the business seems implacable. Warner Media, CNN’s parent company, was sold by its owner to the Discovery channel, and the new bosses, four days after taking office, confirmed, with ax, their skepticism towards CNN+; a paying site, priced at 6 dollars per month, which for the moment attracted only 10,000 spectators on average. CNN+ certainly didn’t offer the cable-only CNN news programs, but its daily twelve hours of live broadcasts announced a fine streaming project. It’s finish.
Chaya’s tweets
Fox News is no longer content to spread the great hoaxes of fraud in the last election in the United States. The news channel has become, through the voice of its incendiary hosts, Tucker Carlson, Laura Ingraham, Sean Hannity, a real war machine against gays, transsexuals, and all those, shrinks, educators, teachers, parents of woke students, who seem to endorse the questioning of children and adolescents about their sexual identity. Controversy is so profitable politi