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Unfortunately, this seems to be something that will go the way of the JCPenney CEO removing the constant never-ending sales banners. If this were a winning str
by drstewart 4y ago
Unfortunately, this seems to be something that will go the way of the JCPenney CEO removing the constant never-ending sales banners.
If this were a winning strategy, most organizations would be coalescing around it already. The question is whether CNN will be able to stay the course _despite_ the hits to revenue/growth/viewers they will take with this approach.
- bink 4y agoThere are a lot of people out there, myself included, that would prefer another option for traditional journalism. For now we're stuck with only a few options when it comes to television. I'd love it if they actually stuck to this principle and covered news in an unbiased manner (or as unbiased as possible). Maybe they could even invest in the dying art of investigative journalism. I don't have much hope that they'll make a ton of money doing this, but I also don't know how they're making money now. It seems all of their advertising is for snake oil.
- xtracto 4y agoEven the BBC which used to be great on that kind of coverage, and is funded by the public has become a bit "propagandist" (alarmist) in tone.