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SiriusXM, NBCUniversal News Group Broaden Relationship

https://news.****************/articles/n39779/SiriusXM-NBCUniversal-News-Group-Broaden-Relationship


SiriusXM inks a new long-term agreement with the NBCUniversal News Group under which the simulcasts of MSNBC and CNBC will continue to air on SiriusXM, as will the Today Show Radio channel. Under the deal, SiriusXM also becomes the advertising representative and end-to-end ad tech platform for a broad slate of NBC News, MSNBC and CNBC podcasts.

"We're exceedingly proud to continue our relationship with the NBCUniversal News Group, whose shows and hosts are among the best in the industry," said SiriusXM President and Chief Content Officer Scott Greenstein. "Over the years we've seen that relationship grow, with Today hosts creating their own SiriusXM programs and providing additional content exclusively for our listeners. And beyond Today, with breaking news on MSNBC and financial updates on CNBC, SiriusXM subscribers can take the trusted programming of NBCUniversal wherever they go."


A new deal has been announced for NBC News to have their content on SiriusXM.
 
"We are exceedingly proud to..." is SUCH a corporate-sounding phrase,
like "we are exceedingly proud to offer these new services",
as they remove their best ones and increase the rates.
 
Funny. And true. The corporation I work for one time sent all employees an email saying they were excited to roll out a new program, and click on the link to learn more. Then you got to a Web page explaining that they were taking something away from us. Lame brainwashing attempt I guess.

The best part was all the comments left on the page. People didn't even care that it wasn't anonymous.
 
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