What is CNN 10?
Explaining global news to a global audience: This is the mission of CNN 10, a 10-minute news show that appears as a daily digital video on CNN.com.
CNN 10 replaced CNN Student News, the network's longest-running show that first aired in 1989. CNN 10 serves an audience interested in compact on-demand news broadcasts - either on the go or in the classroom. The show's priority is to identify stories of international significance and clearly describe why they're making news, who is affected, and how the events fit into a complex, international society. The show maintains a neutral position on controversial topics. It seeks to provide multiple viewpoints, clear illustrations, and general overviews instead of graphic descriptions.
CNN 10 replaced CNN Student News, the network's longest-running show that first aired in 1989. CNN 10 serves an audience interested in compact on-demand news broadcasts - either on the go or in the classroom. The show's priority is to identify stories of international significance and clearly describe why they're making news, who is affected, and how the events fit into a complex, international society. The show maintains a neutral position on controversial topics. It seeks to provide multiple viewpoints, clear illustrations, and general overviews instead of graphic descriptions.
Where can I find CNN 10?
You can see it free of charge with no sign up or subscription needed on CNN.com's CNN10 page and on CNN 10 on YouTube.
If you are a teacher using this in a classroom, it is recommended you preview each episode.
How do I get advance information about each day's show?
The daily email for teachers and parents offers information on the major stories we'll be covering the next day. On our homepage, you can sign up for CNN 10's free, daily email. You can also check the daily transcript to see what stories are in the show.
How do I offer feedback about CNN 10?
You'll find a "Keep in Touch" link on our home page, which lets you fill out an email with your suggestions and input. You can also comment on the daily transcript page and on social media on our CNN 10 Facebook page. We read and welcome all feedback.