TV trailblazer Ted Turner has died at 87 after a career spent changing how the world watched breaking news. Turner, the bold ...

Banks scoffed. Potential partners rejected him. Newspaper owners mocked the idea. But Ted Turner persevered and won.

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Ted Turner, who founded CNN, won the America's Cup and married Jane Fonda, died. His 24-hour news cycle lives on in networks ...

"He was a drinker, a yeller, a man of unstoppable urges and impulses, the embodiment of the entrepreneur as risk-taker," Malcolm Gladwell wrote in 2010.

The Maverick Who Invented the 24-Hour News Cycle, Ted Turner, has died at 87.

The CNN founder and former Braves and Hawks owner helped shape modern Atlanta through media, sports and philanthropy.

The media mogul pioneered the modern 24-hour news culture when he launched the Cable News Network in 1980.

During the Wednesday, May 6 episode of Fox News' show America's Newsroom, their live broadcast was paused to share ...

The cable TV visionary proved to be in the right place, at the right time, to change television and video news forever. Most of his big gambles, on things such as the MGM studio and library, which led ...