CNN is so unpopular, HBO Max plans to interrupt movies and TV shows with CNN alerts so somebody will see them.
John NolteHow unpopular is CNN? So unpopular HBO Max plans to interrupt movies and TV shows with CNN alerts.that far-left CNN will become an add-on at Max . If you subscribe to Max, you can access CNN at no extra charge. This is a desperate move for a disgraced news outlet that has lost its viewers and reputation due to a tidal wave of lies, fake news, bigotry, hate, and snobbery.
So what do you do with CNN, a propaganda machine important to the fascist, left-wing cause but universally despised?Among the features [HBOMax] will try out are ways of alerting Max viewers to breaking news while they are watching something else on the service, whether it be an HBO series, a Turner Classic Movies selection or an old episode of Food Network’s “Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives.”
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