History of CNN (1980–2003) the channel's first newscast. Among the first segments was an interview with then-President Jimmy Carter by Daniel Schorr. On January 1, 1982, the channel launched a spin-off network called CNN2, which was subsequently renamed Headline News (HLN) the following year in January 1983. Whereas CNN featured a mix of newscasts and specialized topical and feature programs, Headline News was originally formatted to strictly focus on rolling news coverage, featuring half-hour newscasts 24 hours a day with segments scheduled in fixed timeslots each half-hour; as such, it was one of the first news channels to utilize a "wheel" schedule. Headline News
Yahoo! News and Android. The app was one of the winners of 2014 Apple Design Awards. As of November 2014, Yahoo! News ranked second among global news sites, after reddit.com and ahead of CNN, according to Alexa. Yahoo reportedly posted an article originally published by IBTimes, but with an inaccurate headline. The article, originally titled "Latest 2016 Popular Vote Election Results: Clinton Leads Trump By 2.6 Million, Margin Grows As Votes Continue To Be Counted" appeared on the Yahoo! site as "Hillary Clinton Gets More Votes Than Any Candidate Ever". Rather than correct or retract the headline, Yahoo! News simply removed the