#cnn news network

[eirianerisdar]

It’s laughable how bad CNN’s official article about Charles’ win is

I’m sure Charles running in P1 struggled to survive the P17-P19 crash and Alex would be horrified to learn he’s been contracted under Alpine all along

[grits-galraisedinthesouth]

CNN removed the full video and the NYC judge, Lewis Kaplan, refused to admit Carroll's own words as evidence.

E Jean's Attorney & Judge Lewis Kaplan were colleagues at the same law firm.

Here's the FULL video CNN tried to hide:

[sleepyleftistdemon]

Often, writers at Daily Kos are left fuming about instances in which large media outlets seemingly skew the facts to preserve their sacred devotion to holding Democrats to an infinitely higher standard than Republicans. (Looking at you, New York Times.) So it seems only appropriate that when one of those outlets does something right, it should be recognized.

In Thursday’s coverage of visits to the southern border by both President Joe Biden and Donald Trump, CNN didn’t just follow both and deliver bland language about competing messages. When Trump’s few minutes of talking were chock full o’ lies, CNN cut in and moved immediately to provide its audience with a real-time fact check.

This isn’t the first time CNN has done this. CNN’s past refusal to fully air one of his speeches so enraged Trump that he tried to have the company’s license revoked without seeming to realize that cable networks don’t need a license. But it’s always good to see the media treating the facts as important, so … hat tip.

[supergalangeladecibel2024]

WHO’S PUMPED ABOUT THIS?! 😆

[limelocked]

remembered that al jazeera is a pretty reputable news source and checked out their page

my man they got an entire how to section for understanding the israel-palestine conflict

[broadcastnewsarchive]

Attorney General Janet Reno speaks on the investigation into the Oklahoma City bombing, following statements by President Clinton.

Coverage by CNN

3:03 CDT/4:03 EDT (2003Z) 1995/04/19

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[stone-cold-groove]

It’s called the Cable News Network, or CNN - 1983.

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[birthday-journey-posts]

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[lightshineinc]

The Social Economy; The Flow of Conversation

The means of our execution and celebration is followed by how we treat others. Socially we are entertained by our modern outlets like Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. The thing about these websites is that they let us know whats going on around us in a formal and practical way. We follow through with this reality as what we do inside our homes and outside our homes. Events and practices are recognized because of these outlets; Television as well, we become social involved regardless.

The efforts of the new age of our lives is sustained socially now of days. The Social Economy is a product of what we say, show, and do and is recognized almost a 10th of second globally. This being where we are headed as a reality, we should find focus as to WHO is socially empowering us; HOW they are doing it and WHERE their events are.

Most parties and club events allow anyone over the age of 18. Music is freedom to all as well as television as long as you have access to them. Socially we should involve some of our much more appreciated workers that kind of get swept under the rug due to our standard of Social Economy. 

Nothing is wrong with the place we are now socially, but to be left out is a result of compromise next to the quality of other workers in this realm of on going conversations. Is your old High School teacher socially involved? Are your Doctors socially involved? Is the President even socially involved? Events are the matter of how we relate and celebrate our money and work at home. Personally, we feel as if a specific audience is having all the fun; when really we should afford ourselves to be apart of the festivities, or even create our own.

In conclusion, Thousand Corporate is taking the steps to result our Social Economy in a practice that can receive a relationship with our money and one another. Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook have many personalities, but what about the wealthy ones?

[littlethingsmakebigchanges]

We have to fight the best we can for the people of Iran. We have to do the best we can because we will not be able to live with less.

This is our Sistre.

[miguelinileugim]

[rabbitcruiser]

Cable News Network (CNN) began broadcasting on June 1, 1980.

[onenettvchannel]

NEW OVERNIGHT: Channel 9 in Manila sets to undergo dramatic reformat from 'CNN Philippines' to 'RPTV'

MANDALUYONG, NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION -- DZKB-TV Channel 9 in Metro Manila (where previously known as CNN Philippines), is set to undergo reformatting process, and will be rebranded the next day as 'RPTV'. The transition follows the shutdown of the flagship English news channel in Mandaluyong City on Wednesday (January 31, 2024 -- Manila local time).

The move is part of a strategic decision by Manny Veles Pangilingan's TV5 to provide content to Channel 9, potentially including a prime-time newscast. This shift in programming is expected to bring a fresh perspective and diverse content offerings to viewers across the nation.

Announcements regarding the reformatting of the said flagship channel of RPN to 'RPTV' were made through various social media platforms, including Facebook and YouTube (both were owned by Meta Platforms Inc. and Google's Alphabet), which can be shown after the 10pm sign-off in the animated test loop commercial.

(PHOTO COURTESY: RPTV via Kapatid Insider / FB PHOTO)

Filipinos have sparked curiosity and anticipation among media consumers and industry observers, as they await the unveiling of the new programming lineup and content direction with the likes of 'Ted Failon & DJ ChaCha', 'Eat Bulaga!' and 'PBA Games'.

The transformation of DZKB-TV Channel 9 into 'RPTV' is set to revolutionize the network's image and content direction. This change reflects the network's dedication to providing captivating and pertinent shows to its Filipino viewers, catering to a diverse range of interests and preferences.

The anticipation is off-the-roof as Radio Philippines Network (RPN), the parent company of 9 Media Corporation (9MC), gears up to launch 'RPTV'. Both the industry and viewers are excited to embark on this new broadcasting journey with RPN. This transition promises to bring a delightful mix of informative, entertaining and thought-provoking content, tailored to cater to the diverse preferences of the Filipino audience.

The reformatting of DZKB-TV Channel 9 signifies a dynamic evolution in the media landscape, marking a strategic move by MVP's TV5 to revitalize the network's programming and further expand its reach and influence in the industry.

As the upcoming transformation unfolds, the public can anticipate a renewed viewing experience on 'RPTV', characterized by compelling storytelling, insightful reporting and engaging entertainment, reflective of the network's commitment to excellence and innovation.

SCREENGRAB COURTESY: YEOW via YT VIDEO

SOURCE: *https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5MPfhiDW2n4 [Referenced YT VIDEO #1 via YEOW] *https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3v7piWZLrtU [Referenced YT VIDEO #2f via YEOW] *https://bilyonaryo.com/2024/01/31/from-cnn-philippines-to-rptv-mvps-tv5-to-provide-content-to-channel-9-possibly-including-a-prime-time-newscast/business/ [Referenced News Article via Bilyonaryo] *https://www.facebook.com/100063911567834/posts/820431196763925 [Referenced FB Captioned PHOTO via the Kapatid Insider] *https://www.facebook.com/100063911567834/posts/820372626769782 [Referenced FB Mini News Article via the Kapatid Insider] *https://www.facebook.com/100063911567834/videos/1631598154316432 [Referenced FB VIDEO via News5Everywhere for Kapatid Insider] and *https://www.facebook.com/100072353059508/videos/1047282429678140 [Referenced News Article via Infinitri Creatives]

-- OneNETnews Team

[determinate-negation]

CNN is facing a backlash from its own staff over editorial policies they say have led to a regurgitation of Israeli propaganda and the censoring of Palestinians perspectives in the network’s coverage of the war in Gaza.

Journalists in CNN newsrooms in the US and overseas say broadcasts have been skewed by management edicts and a story-approval process that has resulted in highly partial coverage of the Hamas massacre on 7 October and Israel’s retaliatory attack on Gaza.

“The majority of news since the war began, regardless of how accurate the initial reporting, has been skewed by a systemic and institutional bias within the network toward Israel,” said one CNN staffer. “Ultimately, CNN’s coverage of the Israel-Gaza war amounts to journalistic malpractice.”

According to accounts from six CNN staffers in multiple newsrooms, and more than a dozen internal memos and emails obtained by the Guardian, daily news decisions are shaped by a flow of directives from the CNN headquarters in Atlanta that have set strict guidelines on coverage.

They include tight restrictions on quoting Hamas and reporting other Palestinian perspectives while Israel government statements are taken at face value. In addition, every story on the conflict must be cleared by the Jerusalem bureau before broadcast or publication.

[broadcastnewsarchive]

A rare look at what happens before the broadcast: CNN's Gwen Sommers prepares to deliver the first report on the Beirut barracks bombing.

Coverage by CNN

11:29 PM EDT (0329Z) 1983/10/22

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