Even with a major war ongoing, the continued disappearance of MSNBC and CNN's audience is extreme and rapid. The number of viewers under 55 watching MSBNC's prime-time shows is barely 100k or less. These are mid-level YouTube numbers. 
The one time CNN has historically thrived is wartime. Yet they're back to their paltry, humiliating pre-war numbers: barely a half-million *total viewers* in prime-time. These are dying networks. Nobody has interest. Their solution - let's make people pay to watch! - is just sad.
That doesn't mean these networks have zero influence. They are part of huge corporate conglomerates that can blast the content with major online and offline megaphones. Political/media elites still watch. But the public appetite for these 2 partisan DNC liberal networks is gone.
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As I was just saying . . . . which corporate geniuses decided the way to save CNN from the fact that nobody wants to watch their hosts for free is to make people pay to watch those same hosts spout the same trite, partisan, superficial bullshit?
As I was just saying . . . . which corporate geniuses decided the way to save CNN from the fact that nobody wants to watch their hosts for free is to make people pay to watch those same hosts spout the same trite, partisan, superficial bullshit?
https://twitter.com/axios/status/1513886885290074112
It's even worse for CNN than Axios suggested:
"Fewer than 10,000 people are using CNN+ on a daily basis....the paltry number casts doubt on the future of the application."
CNN's disinformation is bad for the country and its failure is therefore good.
cnbc.com/2022/04/12/cnn…
"Fewer than 10,000 people are using CNN+ on a daily basis....the paltry number casts doubt on the future of the application."
CNN's disinformation is bad for the country and its failure is therefore good.
cnbc.com/2022/04/12/cnn…
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