Madeleine Haeringer, a longtime producer at MSNBC and NBC News, is returning to the network to run the news division’s partnership with Jeffrey Katzenberg’s Quibi
.
She rejoins NBC as senior executive producer reporting to NBC News president Noah Oppenheim. She’ll produce NBC’s two daily news programs and two weekend shows for Quibi; the mobile streaming service is set to launch in April. She’ll also manage and produce additional NBC News-branded content on the platform, working closely with Liz Cole, theexecutive producer and president of NBCUniversal's news and doc shingle Peacock Productions.
Quibi is aimed at Millennial and Generation Z consumers whose consumption habits differ significantly from the greying and shrinking morning and evening legacy news audience. In addition to NBC News, Quibi also has forged a content partnership with CBS News programand has commissioned several documentaries in the run up to launch, including a series about the downfall of former LA Clippers owner Donald Sterling.
Malaysia Latest News, Malaysia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Yahoo News Kicks off Immersive News Initiative With Camp Fire AR Story (EXCLUSIVE)Yahoo News published an augmented reality (AR) feature dubbed “Rebuilding Paradise” as part of a new partner program for immersive news content Thursday. The feature takes viewers inside the recons…
Read more »
Donald Trump Jr. Slammed For Outing Alleged Whistleblower, As Major News Outlets Decline To Publish NameDonald Trump Jr. slammed for outing alleged whistleblower, as major news outlets decline to publish the name by rachsandl
Read more »
Donald Trump Jr. Slammed For Outing Alleged Whistleblower, As Major News Outlets Decline To Publish NameThe whistleblower’s lawyer said that revealing their identity could put them in serious danger.\n
Read more »
WSJ News Exclusive | Xerox Considers Takeover Offer for HPXerox is considering making a play for HP in a deal that would join two household names with storied pasts scrambling to retool their businesses as the need for printed documents declines
Read more »