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MS NOW Launches New Direct-to-Consumer ‘Membership’ Product
"Our mission has always been to inform, engage and empower our audience. Our Membership is the first step in a long-term strategy to deepen our relationship with audiences..."
MS NOW Announces Start Date for New Programming with Ali Velshi, Stephanie Ruhle, Alicia Menendez
The network previously featured the likes of Ana Cabrera and Chris Jansing between 10 AM-2 PM ET.
MS NOW Practices What It Preaches About Digital Content
MS NOW knows its future isn't being built on cable. And to its credit, it's not pretending otherwise.
That's the clearest takeaway from remarks made...
Rebecca Kutler: MS NOW Must Create Digital Home for Its Non-Cable Fans
"That audience is not necessarily going to find us on traditional cable, but we should build something that brings them into our community."
Joe Scarborough, Mika Brzezinski Sign Contract Extensions with MS NOW
“As we build towards the 2026 midterms and 2028 presidential election, Morning Joe will continue to be a singular destination for presidents and newsmakers from all political parties.”
MS NOW Tabs Ali Velshi For Election Night Role Previously Held by Steve Kornacki
"I’m thrilled Ali will bring his understanding of public opinion and voters to our election coverage in the years ahead.”
MSNBC President Rebecca Kutler Shares Breast Cancer Diganosis
Kutler was named President of the network in February.
MSNBC Strikes Deal with Sky News for Global News Reporting
MSNBC joins a growing list of U.S. networks utilizing partnerships with foreign news organizations.
Media Coverage of Charlie Kirk’s Death Showcases the Industry’s Best and Worst
"When senseless tragedies occur that take the life of any media professional, we should all be outraged, not searching for 'an angle' to advance a story."
MSNBC Cuts Ties with Analyst Matthew Dowd After ‘Inappropriate, Insensitive, and Unacceptable’ Comments on Charlie Kirk
"We apologize for his statements, as has he. There is no place for violence in America, political or otherwise."