MSNBC to Rebrand as ‘MS Now,’ Dropping Peacock Logo Amid Corporate Split From NBC
The rebranding to MS NOW follows NBCUniversal's cable assets spinoff into Versant, with MSNBC dropping the NBC name and peacock logo to establish an independent identity.
- MSNBC will be rebranded as My Source News Opinion World and will drop the Peacock logo as part of its split from Comcast, announced on August 18, 2025.
- Versant, led by Mark Lazarus, will oversee the separation of MSNBC and other Comcast networks, establishing distinct brand identities.
- Rebecca Kutler, president of MSNBC, stated that the rebrand aims to assert independence and maintain the commitment to accurate journalism.
- Social media reactions to the name change have been critical, reflecting concerns about the network's declining audience and reputation.
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