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CNN's New ‘All Access' Subscription Streamer Puts Bigger Spotlight on Mobile Viewers

CNN aims to put more emphasis on news and less on cable as it launches a new subscription streaming tier that will have more features for an audience that wants news first and a connection to traditional TV a distant second.

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CNN charts new course with All Access streaming subscriptions

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CNN Launches All Access Subscription Streaming Offering, Raising Curtain On New Era

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New CNN Streaming Subscription Has Arrived. Here's What You Can Watch for $7 a Month

CNN is back with a new streaming plan today.

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CNN’s big bet on streaming, All Access, is here. Why it’s a big deal.

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CNN Cooks Up Never-Before Streamed Anthony Bourdain Programming to Boost New Subscription Service (Exclusive)

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CNN All Access membership plan includes live TV shows

Subscribers of the new plan, called CNN All Access, will be able to stream shows like “Early Start,” “CNN This Morning,” “The Lead with Jake Tapper,” “The Situation Room” and all of CNN’s prime-time programming as part of their membership, which costs $7 per month or $70 per year.

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CNN All Access is now available; here's what you need to know

CNN All Access is a new streaming subscription offered by CNN. Launching on Oct. 28, CNN All Access comes with multiple live TV streams, exclusive content, and more. It’s intended to reach cord-cutters, people who have never subscribed to a pay-TV package, and those who primarily get their news on their phones.

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Streaming Vs. Cable: Is Switching Worth It for CNN, MSNBC, and Fox News?

Viewers who want to access CNN, MSNBC, and Fox News in a single service must use a live TV streaming provider. Forbes confirms that YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, Fubo, and Sling each carry all three networks as part of their standard or premium channel bundles.

Why CNN CEO Mark Thompson thinks you'll pay $7 a month to stream the news

The man behind The New York Times' digital turnaround is trying to pull off another transformation — this time with CNN's new streaming service.