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Mark Thompson — who has been credibly accused of looking the other way as BBC star Jimmy Savile raped children — says CNNLOL is “nowhere near ready for the future.”
“For most people under retirement age, the first place they turn for news is their phones, not their TVs,” he said. “And news players who can’t or won’t respond to that revolution risk losing their audience and their business.” He also told CNN’s far-left staffers not to “second guess ourselves or get distracted by complicated arguments about balance or whataboutism or false equivalency. Let’s cover political news proportionately and fairly, but not be frightened of our own shadows.”New York Times
CNN+ already proved that no one, not even hysterical white women, is willing to pay for CNN directly, so how many will pony up for CNN.
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