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Posted: Jun 30, 2022 11:02 AM ET | Last Updated: 3 hours ago
," he said. "It will include bundled stories that appear across the country and are put together around certain themes and will include some original programs." The National's Adrienne Arsenault will take over hosting duties from Monday to Thursday under a new title, chief correspondent for CBC News. "Part of this streaming strategy actually began by us noticing more than a year ago that a lot of people were watchingat night on a connected TV, so they were streaming it rather than through traditional cable."The benefit of ad-supported channels, Merritt said, is that "viewers can try them out without having to throw down money," particularly in the case of FAST channels that offer a paid component.
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