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NBC Says It Believes Matt Lauer's Accusers After Months-Long Investigation

The company says NBC leaders didn't know about their star anchor's misconduct.
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Trump's Antitrust Nominee, Rife With Conflicts, Puts Democrats To The Test

Democrats have made curbing monopoly power a plank of their new “Better Deal” platform. Will that stand in the way of confirming Makan Delrahim?
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Lawrence O’Donnell’s Future At MSNBC Is Unclear

As his contract nears its end, a renewal doesn't appear to be on the horizon for "The Last Word" host.
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'Eyewitness' Episodic Television USA Network NBC Universal & LGBTQ On The Small Screen

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Snap IPO Boosted By $500 Million Investment From Media Giant

“With the Snap investment, we have invested over $1.5 billion in promising digital businesses in the last eighteen months.”
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One Company's Approach to Bridging the Digital Divide

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Hollywood Actors Join Georgia Boycott Threats Over Gay Bill

The controversial bill, passed by the Georgia state legislature last week, declares that no pastor can be forced to perform a same-sex wedding.
By Reuters

'The Meredith Vieira Show' Canceled After Ratings Drop

"We promise to spend our final weeks producing the best broadcast we know how. And have a blast doing so,” Vieira said in a statement.
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NBC Agrees To Give Time To 4 Republican Candidates

The candidates will get the time on each of the 18 NBC stations in those three states, where early GOP nominating caucuses or primaries are being held.
By David Bauder, AP

California Lawmakers Ask NBC To Kick Trump Off SNL Over 'Hateful Rhetoric'

The California Latino Caucus prefers guest hosts who don't call Mexicans "rapists."
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