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CNN's brand-new streaming service, CNN+, is shutting down only a month after launch. In a memo circulated informing employees, incoming CNN chief executive Chris Licht said the service would shut down at the end of April.Subscription numbers for CNN Plus are not publicly available but reports indicate that fewer than 10,000 people were using CNN Plus daily. Subscriptions to the platform cost $6 per month or $60 per year. Customers will receive prorated refunds, according to CNN.The company’s risky bet of asking people to pay a subscription for live and on-demand news programming and other content failed. Competitive streaming landscape, saw streaming giant Netflix lose 200,000 subscribers as well in the first three months of the year. 
Licht, said some CNN+ content will wind up on other company networks, and the streaming service's employees will get opportunities to apply for jobs elsewhere inside Warner Bros. Discovery. The head of CNN+, Andrew Morse, is leaving the company.

CNN shuts down CNN Plus after one month of launch

Subscription numbers for CNN Plus are not publicly available but reports indicate that fewer than 10,000 people were using CNN Plus daily. Subscriptions to the platform cost $6 per month or $60 per year. Customers will receive prorated refunds, according to CNN.


The streaming service was launched in March on a premium subscription basis&nbsp;

CNN's brand-new streaming service, CNN+, is shutting down only a month after launch. In a memo circulated informing employees, incoming CNN chief executive Chris Licht said the service would shut down at the end of April.
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A press conference by the Russian foreign minister deteriorated into name-calling and insults after a journalist with an American media outlet tried to ask questions.
When Matthew Chance of CNN asked Sergey Lavrov about Moscow's plans, the Russian minister said that the journalist was asking questions out of turn as he was "infected with discourtesy" by being in Ukraine. 
Maria Zakharova, the Russian foreign ministry spokesperson, jokingly called it America's "promised cyber-attack".
Chance was reporting from Ukraine capital Kyiv which was targeted by Russian forces on February 25. An advance saboteur party of Russian forces reportedly entered the city, and explosions were heard from the city centre. Missiles also reportedly hit the capital as Ukrainian authorities asked residents to fight off the invaders with Molotov cocktails, or petrol bombs.

Watch: Russian minister insults CNN journalist for out-of-turn question at press briefing | Ukraine war | Kyiv attack

When Matthew Chance of CNN asked Sergey Lavrov about Moscow's plans, the Russian minister said that the journalist was "infected with discourtesy".

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 SERGEY LAVROV, FOREIGN MINISTER, RUSSIA
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(1:24 - 1:29) TRANSLATION - If you are in Ukraine, and they ruined your manners, then we are not concerned.
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VO: A press conference by the Russian foreign minister deteriorated into name-calling and insults after a journalist with an American media outlet tried to ask questions. When Matthew Chance of CNN asked Sergey Lavrov about Moscow's plans, the Russian minister said that the journalist was asking questions out of turn as he was "infected with discourtesy" by being in Ukraine.&nbsp;
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FEB 25, 2022 SOURCE: AP | RUSSIAN FOREIGN MINISTRY (0:26 - 1:30)
 MATTHEW CHANCE, CNN JOURNALIST Sir it's Matthew Chance from CNN.
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SERGEY LAVROV, FOREIGN MINISTER, RUSSIA He's uncourteous, he's working in Ukraine now. He's infected with discourtesy.
The Chinese corporation.
Because BBC followed by CNN is too much.
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MATTHEW CHANCE, CNN JOURNALIST
Just, I'm in Kyiv right now and it's under attack, Mr Lavrov, from Russian forces and I would like to know what your plan is? (Unintelligible)
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MARIA ZAKHAROVA, SPOKESPERSON, RUSSIAN FOREIGN MINISTRY (OFF-SCREEN)&nbsp;Please, colleagues. Pass the floor to Chinese journalists.
 MATTHEW CHANCE, CNN JOURNALIST
Why are the Russian forces now entering Kyiv, surrounding the capital? (Unintelligible)
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MARIA ZAKHAROVA, SPOKESPERSON, RUSSIAN FOREIGN MINISTRY (OFF-SCREEN)&nbsp;It feels like we have been attacked by cyber forces promised yesterday by U.S. authorities.
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SERGEY LAVROV, FOREIGN MINISTER, RUSSIA
Matthew, could you be silent, I'm begging you. The floor wasn't given to you, and if you are in Ukraine, and they ruined your manners, then we are not concerned.
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 CAPTIONS Insults, name-calling during Russian minister's press meet Russian minister slammed CNN journalist during briefing Journalist infected with discourtesy as he's in Ukraine: Lavrov

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A press conference by the Russian foreign minister deteriorated into name-calling and insults after a journalist with an American media outlet tried to ask questions.
When Matthew Chance of CNN asked Sergey Lavrov about Moscow's plans, the Russian minister said that the journalist was asking questions out of turn as he was "infected with discourtesy" by being in Ukraine.&nbsp;
Maria Zakharova, the Russian foreign ministry spokesperson, jokingly called it America's "promised cyber-attack".
Chance was reporting from Ukraine capital Kyiv which was targeted by Russian forces on February 25. An advance saboteur party of Russian forces reportedly entered the city, and explosions were heard from the city centre. Missiles also reportedly hit the capital as Ukrainian authorities asked residents to fight off the invaders with Molotov cocktails, or petrol bombs.

Donald Trump Jr. has hit out at CNN after they refused to air a Republican ad, which they thought was racist. The ad which shows an undocumented immigrant convicted with the murder of California Sherrifs, is seen as an attempt to create fears about immigration. Trump Jr. tweeted the video and attacked CNN for only running fake news and not talking about issues that don't suit their agenda. 

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