CGN makes a small number of things, and owns all of them: a weekly documentary, CUNNINGHAM; two national newsletters — TigerMedia in India and Moose Media in Canada; a podcast; and CGN Watch, the platform they live on. All of it produced on one floor by one small team.
What changed
CGN started as a network of automated news sites and a plan to scale by publishing more, faster. That isn't the company anymore. We wound the network down and rebuilt around a simpler idea: make fewer things, make them by hand, and own them outright.
That means no automated news sites, no AI-written scripts, and no synthetic voice. CUNNINGHAM is researched, written, narrated and cut by the people who make it. The newsletters are written by hand. There is less of it, it is slower to make — and it is better, and it is ours.
How it's built
CGN Studios is the whole company: development, production and distribution under one roof. Everything we publish is made here and premieres on our own platform first. We keep the team small on purpose, because owning a few things that last beats renting attention on many that don't.
Where it's going
Original film is the next chapter. Once the studio stands on its own, CGN will finance and develop its first picture, with a dedicated team to run it. Until then the plan is deliberate and unglamorous: a new documentary every week, two newsletters every Saturday, and a library that compounds.
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