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CNN to Kill Its Daily News Show on Snapchat

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CNN will stop producing its daily show on Snap Inc’s Snapchat app, called the The Update, from 2018, the two companies said on Friday.

CNN began streaming the daily show on Snapchat in August, featuring at least five news stories in each episode from around the world in efforts to attract younger viewers.

CNN was an original content partner for Discover, a Snapchat feature introduced in early 2015 that allows users to watch stories from publishers.

“We plan to keep working together and mutually decided to hit pause as we explore the best opportunities for doing that,” a joint statement said.

Shares of Snap (SNAP) were down 1.5% at $15.13 in morning trading.

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Known for its messages that disappear seconds after they are read, Snapchat is wildly popular among millennials, but faces stiff competition from Facebook and its photo-sharing app Instagram.

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