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is joining the streaming game, executives announced Monday, with the launch of its CNN+ service in the first quarter of 2022.<br>Network executives describe the new platform as 'an addictive experience that complements the core CNN linear networks and digital platforms to serve CNN super-fans, news junkies and fans of quality non-fiction programming.'<br>The streaming service will offer eight to 12 hours of live programming per day, original series and an interactive community 'to engage directly with our talent and experts about the issues that matter to them most,' Andrew Morse, CNN's chief digital officer, said in a statement. <br>It will initially be integrated into the existing CNN app, according to <a style="font-weight: bold;" class="class" rel="nofollow noreferrer noopener" target="_blank" website with a price for the service still to be announced.<br>       CNN officials announced on Monday they will be launching a new streaming service called 'CNN+,' which will debut in the United States next year<br>         It will initially be integrated into the network's existing app, seen here<br>The live, daily programming will be separate from that of the network, as lucrative, long-term deals between the network and cable and satellite companies prohibit it from selling its live programming to streaming services.<br>Instead, the company <a style="font-weight: bold;" class="class" rel="nofollow noreferrer noopener" target="_blank" website CNN+ will act as a 'parallel track to serve both existing cable subscribers who want additional programming and customers who do not have cable at all.'<br>The live programming on it will offer 'topical deep dives and lifestyle content from some of CNN's most prominent talent as well as several new faces,' who will delve into topics such as race, climate change, space and science.<br>It will also include non-fiction programs, like 'Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown,' and 'Stanley Tucci: Searching for Italy,' as well as other unscripted series and films developed specifically for the new subscription service, which will also allow viewers to interface directly with the hosts - something CNN has experimented with in town-hall discussions about the coronavirus pandemic.<br>'CNN invented cable news in 1980, defined online news in 1995 and now is taking an important step in expanding what news can be by launching a direct-to-consumer streaming subscription service in 2022,' Jeff Zucker, chairman of Warner Media news and sports, and president of CNN Worldwide, said in a statement.<br>'On top of a television offering that has never been stronger, which remains at the core of what we do today, we will offer consumers a streaming product that grows the reach and scope of the CNN brand in a way that no one else is doing.<br>'Nothing like this exists,' he said.<br>Morse explained that the streaming service is 'not going to be a news headline service,' More said, calling the new service 'very different from anything else that's on the market.'<br>At launch, he said, the service will be focused primarily on videos, but 'as we understand how customers are consuming the service, we can totally think about new kinds of formats, including podcasts and long-form articles.'<br>  RELATED ARTICLES <a href="#" data-page="prev">Previous</a> <a href="#" data-page="1">1</a> <a href="#" data-page="next">Next</a>    <a href="/news/article-9584861/AT-T-Discovery-talks-combine-content-assets-Bloomberg-News.html">  AT&T's WarnerMedia and Discovery are in talks to merge -... </a> <a href="/news/article-9802763/Dan-Abrams-Adrienne-Bankert-join-NewsNation.html">  Dan Abrams and Adrienne Bankert join NewsNation to host new... </a>    <br><br><br><br>Share this article<br>Share<br><br><br>The streaming service will feature some of the network's original shows, like 'Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown,' and will include original programming<br>        The announcement of the streaming service comes as stocks for CNN's parent company, AT&T continue to fall, two months after it announced it would be merging Warner Media and Discovery<br>Tens of millions of people currently have access to CNN through a subscription to a cable or satellite service, the network reported, <a href="https://incitasecurity.com/misfit-crossfit-programming-for-workout/">incitasecurity.com</a> but it has taken a hit in recent years as more and more Americans are cutting the cord.<br>In January, The Trade Desk released a survey showing that 27 percent of American households planned to cancel their cable or satellite packages by the end of the year, nearly double the 15 percent cancelation rate in 2020, according to <a style="font-weight: bold;" class="class" rel="nofollow noreferrer noopener" target="_blank" website class="mol-img-group floatRHS" style="style">        Andrew Morse, CNN's chief digital officer, will lead the new CNN+ team<br>Only about two-thirds of U.S. households are now subscribing to cable, satellite or 'skinny bundle' packages, Forbes reported, with the amount of time spent watching TV plummeting as well - with 68 percent of view time devoted to streaming services and only 28 percent devoted to traditional TV.<br>But with the new streaming service, CNN executives expect to reach a larger audience.<br>'We think given our brand reach; given our credibility; given our trust; given the fact that we can reach 290 million across linear and digital platforms globally, that there's a really substantial audience opportunity for us.'<br>The company is hiring about 450 people to work on the new venture, which will be led by Morse, with Alex MacCallum, the current head of product, serving as CNN+'s general manager, according to <a style="font-weight: bold;" class="class" rel="nofollow noreferrer noopener" target="_blank" website Hollywood Reporter</a>. <br>Rebecca Kutler, Courtney Coupe and Robyn Peterson will oversee programming, content strategy and operations and technology, respectively, while the CNN Originals team will oversee the originals for the new streaming service.<br>CNN's announcement comes as stocks for its parent company, AT&T, were down more than 2 percent by mid-day Monday, two months after the company <a style="font-weight: bold;" target="_blank" class="class" rel="nofollow" website </a>it was spinning off Warner Media and combining it with Discovery, and as more and more news networks create their own streaming services.<br>FOX has had its own streaming service, FOX Nation, for three years, but it is listed as an 'entertainment' app, rather than a 'news' app, focusing on lifestyle, documentary and commentary programming, and MSNBC announced last week that it will be expanding its programming on Peacock.<br><div class="art-ins mol-factbox news" data-version="2" id="mol-49784c30-e8b4-11eb-85ae-b37cb59f63a6" website launches CNN+, a subscription streaming service
 might be planning to expand into the $150 billion video game industry, according to a media report. <br>The popular streaming company is 'excited to do more with interactive entertainment' beyond its popular offerings 'from series to documentaries, film, local language originals and reality TV', a spokesperson told DailyMail.com. <br>'Members also enjoy engaging more directly with stories they love - through interactive shows like Bandersnatch and  [https://incitasecurity.com/misfit-crossfit-programming-for-workout/ https://incitasecurity.com/misfit-crossfit-programming-for-workout/] You v.<br><br>Wild, or games based on Stranger Things, La Casa de Papel and To All the Boys. So we're excited to do more with interactive entertainment.'<br>The Information, which first , reports that the Los Gatos, California-based company has approached veteran executives in the industry to lead its efforts.  <br>At this time, it's unclear what Netflix's strategy would be; one source told the tech news outlet, 'Strategy TBD.' <br>Netflix has done some 'very basic things' in the gaming industry, said co-CEO Reed Hastings on the company's most recent earnings call in April.<br>'In ways, we're kind of in gaming now because we have Bandersnatch and, you know, we have some very basic interactive things,' Hastings said.<br>Bandersnatch is a 2018 film on Netflix that let watchers make choices for certain characters that either lengthened or shortened the time of the movie. <br>In total, there are 250 segments of the film, totaling 150 minutes.�on mobile devices, designed by BonusXP, Inc.<br>Two years later, 'Stranger Things 3: The Game,' also designed by BonusXP, launched on both iOS and Android, as well as consoles such as the Nintendo Switch and Sony PlayStation.<br>Netflix is listed as a collaborator with publisher BonusXP on both video games.<br>  RELATED ARTICLES             <br><br><br><br>Share this article<br>Share<br><br><br>Stranger Things 3: The Game is a collaboration between Netflix and BonusXP and is available on mobile devices and consoles<br>        Netflix co-CEO Reed Hastings said the company does some 'very basic things' when it comes to video games, but the company might be expanding beyond streaming movies and TV shows<br>The company is 'in the business of creating these amazing deep universes,' adding it can certainly go further into interactive content, such as games, Netflix's COO Greg Peters said.<br>'We're trying to figure out what are all these different ways that we can increase those points of connection, we can deepen that -- that fandom and certainly, you know, games are a really interesting component of that,' Peters said on the April call. <br>'So whether it's, you know, gamifying some of the linear storytelling redoing like interactive Bandersnatch and the kids' interactive programs, that's been super interesting.<br><br>We're going to continue working in that space for sure.' <br>Netflix's CFO, Spencer Neumann, brings some expertise to the company. He spent time at video game developer Activision Blizzard before joining the streaming service in January 2019.   <br>The report comes just several weeks after Netflix shares , following weak subscriber growth in its first quarter.<br>Four million subscribers joined the service in the first-quarter, well below Wall Street estimates of 4.8 million.  <br><div class="art-ins mol-factbox sciencetech" data-version="2" id="mol-c86d6930-ba47-11eb-a93a-f1c97908decd" website is looking to get into video games, report says

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 might be planning to expand into the $150 billion video game industry, according to a media report. 
The popular streaming company is 'excited to do more with interactive entertainment' beyond its popular offerings 'from series to documentaries, film, local language originals and reality TV', a spokesperson told DailyMail.com. 
'Members also enjoy engaging more directly with stories they love - through interactive shows like Bandersnatch and https://incitasecurity.com/misfit-crossfit-programming-for-workout/ You v.

Wild, or games based on Stranger Things, La Casa de Papel and To All the Boys. So we're excited to do more with interactive entertainment.'
The Information, which first , reports that the Los Gatos, California-based company has approached veteran executives in the industry to lead its efforts.  
At this time, it's unclear what Netflix's strategy would be; one source told the tech news outlet, 'Strategy TBD.' 
Netflix has done some 'very basic things' in the gaming industry, said co-CEO Reed Hastings on the company's most recent earnings call in April.
'In ways, we're kind of in gaming now because we have Bandersnatch and, you know, we have some very basic interactive things,' Hastings said.
Bandersnatch is a 2018 film on Netflix that let watchers make choices for certain characters that either lengthened or shortened the time of the movie. 
In total, there are 250 segments of the film, totaling 150 minutes.�on mobile devices, designed by BonusXP, Inc.
Two years later, 'Stranger Things 3: The Game,' also designed by BonusXP, launched on both iOS and Android, as well as consoles such as the Nintendo Switch and Sony PlayStation.
Netflix is listed as a collaborator with publisher BonusXP on both video games.
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Stranger Things 3: The Game is a collaboration between Netflix and BonusXP and is available on mobile devices and consoles
Netflix co-CEO Reed Hastings said the company does some 'very basic things' when it comes to video games, but the company might be expanding beyond streaming movies and TV shows
The company is 'in the business of creating these amazing deep universes,' adding it can certainly go further into interactive content, such as games, Netflix's COO Greg Peters said.
'We're trying to figure out what are all these different ways that we can increase those points of connection, we can deepen that -- that fandom and certainly, you know, games are a really interesting component of that,' Peters said on the April call. 
'So whether it's, you know, gamifying some of the linear storytelling redoing like interactive Bandersnatch and the kids' interactive programs, that's been super interesting.

We're going to continue working in that space for sure.' 
Netflix's CFO, Spencer Neumann, brings some expertise to the company. He spent time at video game developer Activision Blizzard before joining the streaming service in January 2019.   
The report comes just several weeks after Netflix shares , following weak subscriber growth in its first quarter.
Four million subscribers joined the service in the first-quarter, well below Wall Street estimates of 4.8 million.  
<div class="art-ins mol-factbox sciencetech" data-version="2" id="mol-c86d6930-ba47-11eb-a93a-f1c97908decd" website is looking to get into video games, report says

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