#boycottcnn

[liberaleffects]

Trump Donor John Malone Could Soon Be Calling Shots at CNN

  What will CNN become under John Malone? “I would like to see CNN evolve back to the kind of journalism that it started with, and actually

[itsmythang]

BOOM:

@CNN, a network known for its strong allegiance to the MAGA movement, experienced a significant decline in viewership of around 20% compared to the previous year, with only an average of 591,000 viewers tuning in. It appears that the network is losing its audience rapidly. That's a sure sign of success! Stay on point, everyone.

[alicemccombs]

Lincoln Project: Chris Licht’s and CNN’s Malpractice Cannot Be Repeated

Chris Licht sold out CNN’s values to chase Tucker Carlson’s viewers in a desperate attempt to find lost ratings.“Tonight’s disaster must be

[alicemccombs]

You can post Feedback to CNN in their Settings menu.

[wondernwriter]

The CNN Chess Game Begins 

Four months after joining CNN, CEO Chris Licht begins to reshape the cable news channel, with a Don Lemon-led morning show paving the way fo

[mozzybird]

Dear #ChrisLicht

#MAGA is not the center.

[vetopower101]

CNN BOSS Chris Licht warns affected staff of "further changes" after removing "reliable sources" and leaving Brian Stelter   On Friday, CNN president and CEO Chris Licht told worried employees that more changes were underway on CNN, speaking of the news of Brian Stelter's departure following the cancellation of his Sunday Reliable Sources program. According to the sources present, Licht told CNN staff at the editorial meeting on Friday, "There will be passages that you may disagree with or that you may not understand. No." Some thought this meant they might not like some of the changes. He added: "I want to acknowledge to everyone that this is a time of change. I know it is worrying." Licht also expressed irritation at some media reports on CNN's plans, calling them false assumptions. The executive pointed out to staff that these fluid plans were known only to a few in CNN's inner circle of management. Yet the sudden departure of longtime reporter Stelter and decades-old Reliable Sources has left talents both on the air and behind the scenes at Warner Bros. Discovery's cable news network worried, as well as the direction in which CNN is striking, both for its own work. Jeffrey Toobin leaves CNN after 20 years as a legal analyst; Winner of the Emmy Scandal Tainted 2020 Warner Bros. Discovery cut costs and laid off employees after the merger. At a recent city hall meeting, Licht told employees that the network would not fire. He said senior management is reviewing the entire organization to see if resources are being used properly. This process should lead to changes, Licht said. However, the cancellation of Reliable Sources and the release of Stelter appear to have raised concerns. "Nobody is safe right now," a CNN contributor told Deadline Friday. With about three years remaining on the seven-figure deal he signed in 2021, Stelter's departure also sparked immediate speculation about the role of John Malone, one of Warner Bros. Discovery's biggest investors. While the merger was under review by the Justice Department, Malone told CNBC in November that he wanted to bring CNN back "to the kind of journalism it started with and actually has reporters." Then, after Jeff Zucker left the network in February, Stelter wrote about Malone's potential influence in his newsletter and explored it in his program. He wrote that Malone's comments "fueled fears that Discovery might stifle CNN reporters from crying unfairly and unfairly." The ousting of Jeff Zucker: the investigation, report, legal letter and appeal that led to CNN CEO's shocking departure "It comes from above," an insider told Deadline This Morning. The influential shareholder source added: "If it doesn't come directly from John Malone, it definitely represents the thought of him with the lieutenants carrying out his orders." Disconnecting CNN + a few days after the streaming company launched and now shutting down Stelter and his staff, at least now he's portrayed Licht as doing the unenviable job of letting people go. "That's not why Chris came to CNN to fire people," noted a well-positioned corporate source. "He is trapped between a rock and a hard tip and is crushed." But this is disputed by one network source, and another called it conspiratorial, as CNN renewed its Sunday lineup, wanting a more consumer-centric show for a wider audience rather than a show about the entertainment industry. average. Malone himself told the New York Times in an email that he had "nothing to do with" the cancellation of Reliable Source. He also told the Times that he would like the "news" part of CNN to become more centrist, but I am not in control and I am not directly involved. " Billionaire media whiz John Malone calls Discovery-WarnerMedia merger "great synergy" with savings that offset debt With that in mind, Licht sought to paint the best possible face during Thursday's layoffs, which will include Reliable Sources employees who will have the opportunity to apply elsewhere on the net. "I've known Brian since he ran TVNewser as a student," said Stelter's CEO. http://www.vetopower.org/2022/09/Boycott-CNN.html https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Fbrjo6dXwAEdiGT?format=jpg&name=900x900 September 03, 2022 at 03:09AM

[paulrfrank]

CNN's blatant and bizarre Tulsi Gabbard snub

There's no plausible explanation for slighting a candidate quite as bizarrely, and blatantly, as this.

The Hill, along with other news organizations, has reached out to CNN for comment as to why a candidate polling higher than three other invited candidates did not receive an invitation to one of its town halls.   There has been no response. Perhaps because there's no plausible explanation for slighting a candidate quite as bizarrely, and blatantly, as this.