CNN has announced that its new All Access subscription plan will be available in the United States starting October 28, 2025. This subscription, which will cost $6.99 per month or $69.99 annually, will provide users with a centralized platform to access CNN journalism, including live video programming, on-demand content, and articles from CNN.com. Subscribers who opt for the annual plan by January 5, 2026, will benefit from a promotional price of $41.99 for the first year.
Alex MacCallum, Executive Vice President at CNN, emphasized that this offer will provide a comprehensive experience of CNN content across various platforms. All Access subscribers will have access to a selection of live programs, the CNN Originals library, exclusive content, and dedicated articles. This initiative expands the Basic subscription service, launched in October 2024, which allows access to unlimited articles. Current subscribers of cable TV services will be able to access the new product at no additional cost, but they will need to subscribe at the Basic level to benefit from unlimited articles. Additional details are available at CNN.com/AllAccess.
Alex MacCallum, Executive Vice President at CNN, emphasized that this offer will provide a comprehensive experience of CNN content across various platforms. All Access subscribers will have access to a selection of live programs, the CNN Originals library, exclusive content, and dedicated articles. This initiative expands the Basic subscription service, launched in October 2024, which allows access to unlimited articles. Current subscribers of cable TV services will be able to access the new product at no additional cost, but they will need to subscribe at the Basic level to benefit from unlimited articles. Additional details are available at CNN.com/AllAccess.
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