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#302872 30-Dec-2022 12:15
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Since the days of Bernard Shaw CNN has been one of my main news sources. The 24/7 news coverage appeals to me. I also have other sources for different perspectives and local coverage, but CNN has been a mainstay. 

 

Unfortunately changes at the network have made it less and less appealing to me. The continuous news has almost disappeared and been replaced with repeating Fox-style 'features'. So of course I have been looking for something better, especially for American political news. 

 

I have provisionally settled on CBS news, which seems a lot like CNN used to be. I like that I can zap into it almost any time and never have to wait long for an update on a news item that interests me. This is what I used to be able to do with CNN.

 

If anyone else feels little disappointed with today's CNN, you might want to give CBS a go. It's not bad for that kind of coverage.

 

 





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  #3015307 30-Dec-2022 16:14
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Big changes are in progress at CNN

https://deadline.com/2022/12/cnn-chris-licht-so-much-what-passes-for-news-name-calling-half-truths-desperation-1235202091/

I hope the changes are successful. It would be nice to see the network focused on reporting and interviews instead of the fox style editorial talk shows.

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