Big names like Chris Wallace and Eva Longoria could potentially be let go from the streaming service CNN+ after CNN decided to shut it down about a month after it was launched WSJWhatsNow
CNN is shutting down its streaming service CNN+ about a month after it launched, a sign of its new owners’ lack of faith in the viability of a subscription-based stand-alone news platform.
The decision to pull the plug on CNN+, which was off to an underwhelming start, came less than two weeks after CNN ownership shifted from AT&T Inc. to a newly created company called Warner Bros. Discovery Inc., the result of a merger of the entertainment and news assets of the telecom giant and Discovery.
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