MSNBC, that channel you see on TV for news and opinions, is changing its name. It’s now going to be called MS NOW, which stands for My Source for News, Opinion and the World. They’re making this change because they’re moving under a new company called Versant, separate from NBC.
What’s Going On in MSNBC ?
NBC (the company that owns MSNBC) is spinning off some channels like MSNBC, CNBC, and USA Network into a new media company called Versant. Globally known channels like MSNBC are now going separate ways.
Peacock logo—bye-bye in MSNBC!
You know the colorful peacock that’s always on NBC stuff? That’s staying with NBC. The rebranded MS NOW will drop the peacock logo and start fresh.
Same shows but new name
Even though they’re changing how they look, the shows and the way they do news and opinions aren’t changing. The big boss says they’re keeping the same mission.
Hiring for the new phase
MS NOW is getting ready hiring tons of new people, even opening its own news office in Washington, D.C. They’re gearing up for the future.
Mixed reactions on MS NOW
When this news broke, social media got pretty loud. Lots of folks made jokes and memes about “MS NOW.” Some say the name sounds odd or weird a lot of mockery went around.
What’s So Special in MS NOW??
- New name, fresh start: MSNBC is turning into MS NOW, saying “See ya!” to NBC’s peacock brand, trying to show it’s doing its own thing now.
- Still your go-to for news: Even with a new look, viewers can expect the same kind of shows and opinions.
- Getting bigger: With a hiring boost and new offices, they look ready to do more news work.
- Fans notice changes: People online are talking—some are confused, some are amused, but everyone noticed the change.
MSNBC is now MS NOW — short for My Source for News, Opinion and the World.
- They’re part of a new company called Versant, away from NBC.
- The famous peacock logo is gone.
- Programs and news style stay the same.
- Internet reactions? Mixed: some criticism, some jokes.
