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CNN was launched on June 1, 1980 as the husband and wife duo Lois Hart and David Walker shared the first newscast between them. The first hiring was made by Vice President, Burt Reinhardt to staff 200 employees including Bernard Shaw, the first news anchor of the station.
Since the foundation of Cable News Network, it has consistently expanded its scope to satellite TV providers, closed-circuit stations and various websites.
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It now owns 42 bureaus out of which 11 are domestic and 31 are international; all of them are a news originating source to 900 affiliated local stations and a number of foreign and regional partners. The success of CNN and its expansion was enough for the broadcasting magnate Ted Turner to purchase Turner Broadcasting System in 1996. On Jan 1, 1982, CNN2 was launched which would produce 30-minute news bulletins 24×7. The station was renamed as CNN Headline News and later HLN to cover the live news and person-dominated content.
Important Events (Persian Gulf War)
The coverage of first Persian Gulf War in 1991 was instrumental for the channel to make its place in the establishment of Big Three in news; Cable News Network was the only US-based station to get the news from inside Iraq sitting in Al-Rashid Hotel in Iraq. The unprecedented lead was cashed by CNN when reporters Bernard Shaw, Peter Arnett and John Holliman shared live updates besieged in the Coalition bombing campaign. Bernie Shaw on Jan 16, 1991 came up with the fatal announcement:
This is Bernie Shaw. Something is happening outside. … Peter Arnett, join me here. Let’s describe to our viewers what we’re seeing… The skies over Baghdad have been illuminated. … We’re seeing bright flashes going off all over the sky.
Despite the unavailability of live pictures form the battlefield, the CNN’s coverage was shared by a wide number of television channels and networks across the world expanding its reach to over a billion people. The coverage of Gulf War also catapulted the status and career of the Journalists Bernard Shaw, Wolf Blitzer, and Christiane Amanpour which were having a relatively low-profile in reporting. The CNN’s treatment of the broadcasts from War-grounds was compared to legendary reporting of CBS’ Edward R. Murrow during the bombing of London in World War II.
9/11 Attacks
Cable News Network was the maiden US cable news channel to broadcast the heart-wrenching news when Anchor Carol Lin broke into a commercial at 8:49 am:
This just in. You are looking at obviously a very disturbing live shot there. That is the World Trade Center, and we have unconfirmed reports this morning that a plane has crashed into one of the towers of the World Trade Center. CNN Center right now is just beginning to work on this story, obviously calling our sources and trying to figure out exactly what happened, but clearly something relatively devastating happening this morning there on the south end of the island of Manhattan. That is once again, a picture of one of the towers of the World Trade Center.
Sean Murtagh, heading the finance and administration was the first employee of the network to come up with the devastating development in CNN Center to report the attack on World Trade Center.
2008 United States Elections
As a highlighted event of the year and history, CNN would spend a lot of its source on the coverage of 2008 elections. The primary debate sessions between Democrats and Republicans were produced, CNN/YouTube Presidential debates were aired for the first time in 2007 and CNN and Los Angeles Times joint their hands together to cover Super Tuesday in 2008. Election night coverage and debate gave Cable News Network its highest ratings of the year when it surmounted to 1.1 million viewers in Jan 2008, this was a 41% increase from the previous year.
2016 United States General Elections
CNN bagged its most watched-year in its broadcasting history as the network would cover Hillary and Trump in the politically polarized America. Supporters of other Republicans Candidates including Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio and Jeb Bush criticized the network for overly covering the Trump campaign rallies while overtly neglecting the others in the race for party. The channel also faced justifiable criticism for staffing Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski while he was getting paid and working for Mr. Donald Trump.
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Trumps Bitter Jokes
Trump addressing at 2017 Conservative Political Actions Conference showed his love for both Clinton and CNN as he jokingly expanded CNN as Clinton News Network – killing two birds with one stone. The President-elect showed in January 2017 refused to take a question from Network’s reporter Jim Acosta terming CNN as “Fake News” following its reporting on a classified dossier containing compromising intelligence about Trump being allegedly taken by Russian government.
AT&T’s Acquisition of CNN
AT&T first announced its intent to acquire CNN’s parent Time Warner in Oct 2016. for cnn live stream, Online Magazine Deadline Hollywood in Aug 2017, reported that AT&T is considering to spin CNN of into TMZ after the acquisition, however, CEO of AT&T Reandall L. Stephenson denied the possibility citing that he didn’t know what the relevance of CNN is when considering the looming antitrust review and that the company is not thinking about making any managerial changes to the well-run Timer Warner properties.
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Apple September 2020 event: Everything announced
On September 15, Apple held its annual hardware event, showing off the latest and greatest Apple toys and services. Virtually, of course. Unfortunately, the new iPhone 12 wasn’t on the menu — but the company still showed off a range of gadgets to hold us over until the iPhone is finally released.
Notably, the company launched a few new Apple Watch models, a few iPads, and updates to its services lineup. It also talked software — with iOS 14 now set to finally be released on September 16.
Interested in checking out Apple’s new devices for yourself? Here’s everything Apple announced at its September 2020 event.
Apple Watch Series 6
The star of the show was the Apple Watch Series 6. The newest model offers a similar design to previous-generation Apple Watches but adds a few new colors, including a navy blue that may match the rumored color of the upcoming iPhone 12, and a red model.
More important is what’s under the hood. The Apple Watch Series 6 adds a sensor to track blood oxygen saturation, which can help the watch track information about breathing and heart rate. This should improve on the already-stellar fitness tracking features available on the Apple Watch.
The device also features a new processor called the S6 chip. The new chip is said to be 20% faster than the Series 5’s chip, which was already more than fast enough for everything the Apple Watch could do. The new processor is also fast enough to handle an always-on altimeter, for tracking elevation, and for the new blood oxygen monitor.
Other features include an always-on display that’s 2.5 times brighter than the Series 5, along with a series of new watch faces. The device supports the new “Family Setup” process too, which lets grown-ups set up a device for a family member without that family member needing an iPhone. And there are a number of new watch bands, including the “Solo Loop,” an uninterrupted expandable band that simply slips onto the wrist without a clasp.
The Apple Watch Series 6 starts at $399, and is available now to purchase, with full availability on September 18.
Apple Watch SE
As rumored, Apple also announced the budget-priced Apple Watch SE. The new device has the same overall design as the Apple Watch Series 6, supports features like Family Setup and Fall Detection, and has the already-powerful last-generation S5 processor.
Like the Apple Watch Series 6, the Apple Watch SE will be available starting on September 18. Perhaps the best thing about the device is that it starts at $279 — meaning that it’s more affordable than ever to get a latest-generation Apple Watch model. That said, if you want an even more affordable Apple Watch, the Apple Watch Series 3 is still available for $199.
iPad Air
Next up is the iPad Air, which is the first iPad since the iPad Pro to get an edge-to-edge display. The device features a 10.9-inch Liquid Retina display, with relatively small bezels around the edges. Unlike the iPad Pro, however, the device still has Touch ID — which is now located inside the power button, rather than in the now-gone Home button. In other words, there’s no Face ID on the device at all.
Under the hood, the Air is far more powerful than the previous-generation model. The device offers the Apple A14 Bionic processor, the chip that’s expected to power the iPhone 12 and the first Apple chip to use a 5nm manufacturing process. According to Apple, it delivers a 40% CPU performance boost over the previous-generation iPad Air, along with a 30% increase in graphics performance. The device also has a USB-C connector, which helps ensure that it works with more third-party accessories.
The new iPad Air supports Apple’s most-loved accessories too. You’ll be able to use the Apple Magic Keyboard with it, along with the second-generation Apple Pencil. The iPad Air starts at $599, and will be available in October in a range of colors, including new green and sky blue designs.
The entry-level iPad has finally gotten a spec-bump as well. The new device offers the same overall design but gets the Apple A12 Bionic chip for improved performance. According to Apple, the new entry-level iPad offers a 40% GPU boost over the last-generation model. Not only that, but the A12 Bionic brings Apple’s Neural Engine to the entry-level iPad for the first time, enabling more artificial intelligence features.
The new iPad supports the Smart Keyboard and Apple Pencil; unfortunately, it only supports the first-generation Pencil. Like previous-generation models, it starts at $329, or $299 for students. The device is available for order today, with full sales beginning on Friday.
Apple One
Apple is making it easier to access all its services. The long-awaited Apple One subscription service lets you bundle Apple’s services into one monthly payment while saving a little cash. Apple One includes iCloud, Apple Music, Apple Arcade, Apple Fitness+, and Apple News+.
It starts at $15 per month for the individual plan, which includes Apple Music, Apple TV+, Apple Arcade, and 50GB of iCloud. The family plan comes at $20 per month and includes 200GB of iCloud storage and the ability to share with up to six family members. The Premier plan adds Apple News+ and Apple Fitness+, along with 2TB of iCloud storage — and comes at $30 per month.
Apple Fitness+
Rumors pointed to Apple working on a fitness service, and the company took the wraps off of that service at the event too. The new service is called Apple Fitness+, and it integrates with the Apple Watch workout app to offer guided workouts, while still showing information like heart rate, time, and so on. Apple Fitness+ is available for the iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV — and when you start a video, it’ll automatically start the corresponding workout on your Apple Watch. It’ll even highlight data during segments, such as particularly challenging intervals data captured from the Watch, which is then shown in a summary for the workout.
Workouts include yoga, cycling, core, cooldowns, and so on. The service will be available before the end of the year and comes at $10 per month, or $80 per year. If you buy a new Apple Watch, you’ll get three months of Fitness+ for free, and it’s available in the Premier subscription of the new Apple One bundle.
Software updates
Last but not least, Apple announced the availability of its latest and greatest software, coming to phones, tablets, watches and everything else starting today. The new updates include the likes of iOS 14, iPadOS 14, watchOS 7, and tvOS 7. The company has not yet announced the launch date of macOS Big Sur, which will presumably be released alongside new Mac models later in the year.
Updated on September 15, 2020: Added everything that Apple announced at the event.
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Apple September 2020 event: Everything announced
On September 15, Apple held its annual hardware event, showing off the latest and greatest Apple toys and services. Virtually, of course. Unfortunately, the new iPhone 12 wasn’t on the menu — but the company still showed off a range of gadgets to hold us over until the iPhone is finally released.
Notably, the company launched a few new Apple Watch models, a few iPads, and updates to its services lineup. It also talked software — with iOS 14 now set to finally be released on September 16.
Interested in checking out Apple’s new devices for yourself? Here’s everything Apple announced at its September 2020 event.
Apple Watch Series 6
The star of the show was the Apple Watch Series 6. The newest model offers a similar design to previous-generation Apple Watches but adds a few new colors, including a navy blue that may match the rumored color of the upcoming iPhone 12, and a red model.
More important is what’s under the hood. The Apple Watch Series 6 adds a sensor to track blood oxygen saturation, which can help the watch track information about breathing and heart rate. This should improve on the already-stellar fitness tracking features available on the Apple Watch.
The device also features a new processor called the S6 chip. The new chip is said to be 20% faster than the Series 5’s chip, which was already more than fast enough for everything the Apple Watch could do. The new processor is also fast enough to handle an always-on altimeter, for tracking elevation, and for the new blood oxygen monitor.
Other features include an always-on display that’s 2.5 times brighter than the Series 5, along with a series of new watch faces. The device supports the new “Family Setup” process too, which lets grown-ups set up a device for a family member without that family member needing an iPhone. And there are a number of new watch bands, including the “Solo Loop,” an uninterrupted expandable band that simply slips onto the wrist without a clasp.
The Apple Watch Series 6 starts at $399, and is available now to purchase, with full availability on September 18.
Apple Watch SE
As rumored, Apple also announced the budget-priced Apple Watch SE. The new device has the same overall design as the Apple Watch Series 6, supports features like Family Setup and Fall Detection, and has the already-powerful last-generation S5 processor.
Like the Apple Watch Series 6, the Apple Watch SE will be available starting on September 18. Perhaps the best thing about the device is that it starts at $279 — meaning that it’s more affordable than ever to get a latest-generation Apple Watch model. That said, if you want an even more affordable Apple Watch, the Apple Watch Series 3 is still available for $199.
iPad Air
Next up is the iPad Air, which is the first iPad since the iPad Pro to get an edge-to-edge display. The device features a 10.9-inch Liquid Retina display, with relatively small bezels around the edges. Unlike the iPad Pro, however, the device still has Touch ID — which is now located inside the power button, rather than in the now-gone Home button. In other words, there’s no Face ID on the device at all.
Under the hood, the Air is far more powerful than the previous-generation model. The device offers the Apple A14 Bionic processor, the chip that’s expected to power the iPhone 12 and the first Apple chip to use a 5nm manufacturing process. According to Apple, it delivers a 40% CPU performance boost over the previous-generation iPad Air, along with a 30% increase in graphics performance. The device also has a USB-C connector, which helps ensure that it works with more third-party accessories.
The new iPad Air supports Apple’s most-loved accessories too. You’ll be able to use the Apple Magic Keyboard with it, along with the second-generation Apple Pencil. The iPad Air starts at $599, and will be available in October in a range of colors, including new green and sky blue designs.
The entry-level iPad has finally gotten a spec-bump as well. The new device offers the same overall design but gets the Apple A12 Bionic chip for improved performance. According to Apple, the new entry-level iPad offers a 40% GPU boost over the last-generation model. Not only that, but the A12 Bionic brings Apple’s Neural Engine to the entry-level iPad for the first time, enabling more artificial intelligence features.
The new iPad supports the Smart Keyboard and Apple Pencil; unfortunately, it only supports the first-generation Pencil. Like previous-generation models, it starts at $329, or $299 for students. The device is available for order today, with full sales beginning on Friday.
Apple One
Apple is making it easier to access all its services. The long-awaited Apple One subscription service lets you bundle Apple’s services into one monthly payment while saving a little cash. Apple One includes iCloud, Apple Music, Apple Arcade, Apple Fitness+, and Apple News+.
It starts at $15 per month for the individual plan, which includes Apple Music, Apple TV+, Apple Arcade, and 50GB of iCloud. The family plan comes at $20 per month and includes 200GB of iCloud storage and the ability to share with up to six family members. The Premier plan adds Apple News+ and Apple Fitness+, along with 2TB of iCloud storage — and comes at $30 per month.
Apple Fitness+
Rumors pointed to Apple working on a fitness service, and the company took the wraps off of that service at the event too. The new service is called Apple Fitness+, and it integrates with the Apple Watch workout app to offer guided workouts, while still showing information like heart rate, time, and so on. Apple Fitness+ is available for the iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV — and when you start a video, it’ll automatically start the corresponding workout on your Apple Watch. It’ll even highlight data during segments, such as particularly challenging intervals data captured from the Watch, which is then shown in a summary for the workout.
Workouts include yoga, cycling, core, cooldowns, and so on. The service will be available before the end of the year and comes at $10 per month, or $80 per year. If you buy a new Apple Watch, you’ll get three months of Fitness+ for free, and it’s available in the Premier subscription of the new Apple One bundle.
Software updates
Last but not least, Apple announced the availability of its latest and greatest software, coming to phones, tablets, watches and everything else starting today. The new updates include the likes of iOS 14, iPadOS 14, watchOS 7, and tvOS 7. The company has not yet announced the launch date of macOS Big Sur, which will presumably be released alongside new Mac models later in the year.
Updated on September 15, 2020: Added everything that Apple announced at the event.
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