CNN+ is shutting down less than 1 month after launching

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The service, which carried streaming live news, original series, and interactive features, was launched March 29.

Anna Moneymaker / Getty Images fileCNN’s parent company said Thursday it will shut down CNN+, a streaming service launched less than one month ago.

Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc. announced the streaming service’s operations would end April 30. “In a complex streaming market, consumers want simplicity and an all-in service which provides a better experience and more value than stand-alone offerings, and, for the company, a more sustainable business model to drive our future investments in great journalism and storytelling,” said J.B. Perette, president of global streaming at Warner-Discovery, in a statement.

“We have very exciting opportunities ahead in the streaming space and CNN, one of the world’s premier reputational assets, will play an important role there.”CNN is a division of Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. Customers who signed up for the CNN+ streaming service will receive prorated refunds, the company said.

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