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The 16 pages that link to CNN, each with the reason it gives.

• Fox NewsCompared with: It is Fox News’s longstanding competitor in national cable news.

• ABC NewsCompared with: Its continuous-news model contrasts with ABC’s scheduled broadcast newscasts.

• Cable newsBroader topic: Its launch turned round-the-clock cable news into a recognizable format.

• NBC NewsCompared with: Its continuous cable-news model differs from NBC News’s origins in broadcast programming.

• CBS NewsCompared with: Its continuous cable-news model differs from CBS News’s origins in broadcast network programming.

• Ted TurnerBroader topic: Turner’s signature venture made continuous television news a viable format.

• Television news in the United StatesBroader topic: Its launch shifted television news from scheduled bulletins toward continuous coverage.

• Al JazeeraCompared with: Its global television model provides a prominent comparison for Al Jazeera’s expansion.

• Anderson CooperRelated: Cooper has been one of the network’s most recognizable anchors since joining in 2001.

• Piers MorganRelated: Morgan hosted a prime-time interview program on CNN.

• Rachel MaddowCompared with: Its broader news format offers a comparison with Maddow’s host-centered MSNBC program.

• Roger AilesCompared with: CNN’s earlier launch provides a direct comparison for Fox’s later cable-news strategy.

• Christiane AmanpourRelated: Amanpour became one of CNN’s best-known international correspondents and hosts.

• Larry KingNarrower topic: CNN gave King a nightly national television platform and benefited from its distinctive interview format.

• Walter IsaacsonRelated: Isaacson led CNN as its chairman and chief executive in the early 2000s.

• Wolf BlitzerNarrower topic: Blitzer’s anchoring career has been centered on CNN.