ww.CNN.com is the official website for the Central News Network of America. The website is an online database of the news that is generated by the network. Reporting is done in visual and written modes where you can either watch videos or read reports written by journalists.

The page features at least a dozen main articles, all of equal importance mostly; the first line of which forms the link to that relevant article and as you click on the link you are taken directly to the article. These articles are often paired with images relating to their content and at the bottom of such you will find links to stories surrounding such news.

Incase of natural disasters and relief related events; there is the option of donation or tangible help that you can provide via ww.CNN.com. There is a helpline that you can call and their representatives will guide you through a step by step process which will enable you to do so.

A new feature of the website is that they now have a feedback section where you can not only write in response to the network but you can also send them material that you would like to see documentaries being made on. Of course, the material that you submit will be scanned and regarded with much discretion and respect and the acceptance or rejection of the same will be intimated to you via email.

Given the nature of the website, it is updated by the second and breaking news is broadcasted almost immediately after its occurrence. The network has now brought to the internet, what you would otherwise have to spend a half hour in front of the television. The news is fresh and well penned and the site acts as a standard for all other news channels to live up to.