HappySqurriel said:
CNN has (essentially) committed suicide in the past 12 to 18 months. They spent a couple decades building a brand based on unbiased quality journalism and, while they did have issues with bias, they mostly remained non-partisan; at least compared to MSNBC and Fox. Over the past couple of years a large portion of experienced employees (who generally hid or balanced their biases) have left CNN and been replaced by a bunch of partisan hacks. Since a large portion of CNN's userbase were people who got their news from multiple sources and were looking for professional and unbiased news from CNN, their massive partisan shift alienated most of their userbase. |
You can only half-blame them. It's like when Cartoon Network tried a move towards live-action programming because they're a perpetual also-ran against Nickelodeon and Disney. It's the pressures of being or being owned by a publicly traded company. Actually, same company, now that i think of it...
Monster Hunter: pissing me off since 2010.