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Harry Smith Returning to NBC News as Contributor
“I am thrilled to have the opportunity to do what I have done for so long: tell America’s story."
Why Christine Romans Built Her NBC News NOW Show With the Kitchen Table in Mind
"I have a jargon jar that I keep on a little table next to the desk, and I tell everybody there's going to be no jargon — no 'earnings beat expectations' or this or that about the economy."
NBC News Expands Streaming Lineup with Launch of ‘Current with Christine Romans’
"This is a moment to tell stories only the way that NBC News can, with our vast resources and our bureaus around the world."
NBC News Elevates Christine Romans, Adding New Streaming Show
With the addition of Romans' show, NBC News NOW will feature 14 hours of live news programming each weekday
NBC News to Expand Steve Kornacki Cam During Midterm Election Primaries
Multiple camera angles will be dedicated to Kornacki, as well as a new podium perspective to give audiences a real-time look at vote analysis as results come in.
State of the Union Showcases How Much Streaming Has Changed the Landscape
There's an endless appetite for content. Which is good, because now there are endless avenues to consume it.
NBC News Might Set the Blueprint with Steve Kornacki Special Election Coverage
This is, almost to a "T", exactly what streaming news viewers want and expect.
NBC News’ Steve Kornacki to Lead Solo Streaming Coverage of Tennessee Special Election Coverage
"I'll be streaming live from the Big Board -- no frills, no guests, just results."
SiriusXM Debuts Two New Channels Dedicated to NBC News Content
The addition of the two new channels coincides with the already established channels on satellite radio with Today Show Radio, and simulcasts of CNBC and MSNBC on SiriusXM.
NBC News EVP: Wealth Shouldn’t Determine Journalism Quality
“People who can afford to pay, get access to quality information and journalism, and people who can’t afford to pay end up with junk information, misinformation, and low quality.”