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What's going on in the world? You can find out using CNNgo on Roku

For CNN, it makes sense to bring the platform to Roku. A recent survey by Parks Associates found that the company’s devices are the most common non-gaming streaming media players. CNNgo is also currently available to Apple TV users, and has been since launching on the device in March.
CNNgo is available now under “News & Weather” in Roku’s channel store.

From the article "What's going on in the world? You can find out using CNNgo on Roku" by Stephanie Topacio Long.

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