New CNN CEO admits company’s unpreparedness for the future on day one.

New CNN ‌CEO ⁤Expresses Concerns About the Company’s Future

In ⁣a bold and ⁢candid statement, CNN’s new chief executive, Mark Thompson, declared that the network is “nowhere near ready​ for the future” on his⁣ first⁤ day in office. Thompson’s remarks, shared by network senior media reporter Oliver Darcy, highlighted ‌both optimism and reservations about CNN’s⁢ future.

Thompson acknowledged the dedication of CNN ​employees who still believe in the network’s‌ mission‍ and the ⁢importance of ⁤trustworthy news in‍ today’s world. ​However, ‍he emphasized the need for CNN to adapt to changing news consumption ‌habits and ​focus on success‍ in an era where television viewership is declining.

“From now on, we‌ must be committed to‌ presenting news in whatever form,‌ in ⁢whatever product, makes ‌the​ most sense⁤ for audiences today,” Thompson stated. ​”Conventional TV will remain critical, but it can no longer define us. It’s ‌one platform in a growing portfolio of platforms.”

Thompson also acknowledged⁣ that CNN’s digital products are lagging behind the current state of the art and‍ expressed his determination to change that. He emphasized the importance ‌of reporting facts and vowed that CNN would follow the news wherever it leads, regardless of political affiliations.

“Let’s cover political news ‍proportionately and fairly, but not be frightened by ⁢our own shadows,” Thompson urged. “We do‌ need to pick ⁢up⁤ the pace now if we want CNN⁤ to‌ be one of the winners‌ in ‌this era of ⁤news.”

CNN has faced challenges in attracting viewers in recent‍ years, with ‌changes in leadership and‍ lineup failing to resonate with audiences. Thompson’s ⁣appointment as CEO marks a new chapter for the ‍network, as he aims to steer CNN towards ‌a more successful future.

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