CNN's New Paywall: A Response to Declining TV Revenues
Tuesday, 1 October 2024, 16:27
CNN's Paywall Strategy Amid TV Revenue Erosion
CNN, under the banner of Warner Bros. Discovery, has introduced a paywall on its website that requires U.S. users to pay $3.99 for access. A yearly rate of $29.99 provides an economical alternative for loyal readers. This strategic shift comes as TV networks & stations, including CNN, face overall negative trends in revenues, prompting a need for innovative revenue models.
The Changing Landscape of News Revenue
- This new subscription model reflects a growing trend among news companies.
- Increased reliance on digital platforms necessitates alternative funding.
- The move aligns CNN with contemporaries like Fox News and MSNBC, each pursuing sustainable revenue models.
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