CNN Launches All Access Streaming Service for Cord-Cutters
CNN has introduced All Access, a new streaming service that allows viewers to access CNN content without a cable subscription. The service is available for $6.99 per month or $69.99 per year, with an introductory price of $41.99 for the first year.
All Access offers a wide range of CNN content, including live newscasts, original series, and films. Subscribers can access the service using their cable login credentials or through various TV streaming platforms like Roku and Amazon Fire. The service also includes new interactive features such as Anderson Cooper's 'All There Is Live' and digital exclusive shows like 'The Enten Scale' and 'Devoted'.
Existing CNN.com subscribers have been upgraded to a Basic tier, while All Access adds live streams and CNN's library of shows. The service is designed for cord-cutters and CNN superfans, with a mobile-first approach. CNN's long-term distribution deals with cable and satellite providers remain in effect, and the TV schedule is not changing. CNN Original Series and CNN Films will be added to the streaming library the day after their TV premieres with All Access.
CNN All Access is now available, providing a new way to stream CNN content for $6.99 per month or $69.99 per year. The service includes live newscasts, original series, films, and interactive features. It is designed for cord-cutters and CNN superfans, with a mobile-first approach. While there is no public information on future countries for the service, Warner Bros. Discovery offers CNN in over 220 countries and territories worldwide.
