Included in the changes are: a new logo and on air look; new music; separate schedules for the US and Mexico markets, including a third schedule for the rest of Latin America; and new programs.
Glenn Garvin details more of the upcoming changes.
Along with a new logo, music and slogan (Vive la noticia, live the news), the network is taking a fresh approach in how it presents the news. It's abandoning its traditional "news wheel" - repeating the headline stories over and over in a 30-minute cycle - for a series of splashy new shows focused on everything from Hollywood to personal finance. They include:
-"NotiMujer," a magazine-style show targeted at women and covering health, fashion, home decor and other lifestyle stories.
-"Documentales and Archivos CNN," a documentary series drawing heavily from the network's news archives.
-"Showbiz," a program modeled on English-language cousin HLN's celebrity-oriented "Showbiz Tonight" and co-anchored from Los Angeles and Miami.
-"Europa Hoy," a daily report emphasizing news from Europe, which has been largely absent from CNN en Espanol's U.S.- and Latin American-oriented newscasts.
-"Choque de Opiniones," a Crossfire-style debate program airing on weekends.
-"CNN Dinero," a comprehensive look at markets, business trends and personal finance.
Several existing CNN programs will be lengthened and their scope broadened.
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