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Cable's MSNBC will change its name

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Liberal media split: Who gets what in the messy NBC-MSNBC divorce?

One of the looming questions over MSNBC's future was whether it would keep its name and the iconic "Peacock" symbol.

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Cable's MSNBC will change its name as part of corporate divorce from NBC

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MSNBC is getting a corny new name in NBC divorce

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Rachel Maddow Makes Awkward Confession About MSNBC's New Name

MSNBC will be known as MS NOW — or My Source for News Opinion and the World — from later this year.

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MSNBC Makes Ludicrous Demands Over Network’s New Name

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MSNBC's Name Change: Will There Be Regrets?

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MSNBC's name change won't help. MS NOW will still peddle the same liberal lies. | Opinion

A zombie lie has been defined as a falsehood that has been repeatedly debunked or proven false, yet continues to be believed and spread, influencing people's thoughts and actions.

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Versant to Rebrand MSNBC as MS NOW: My Source for News, Opinion and the World

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Nina Metz: With MS NOW name change, the TV industry continues to rebrand — but the truth is that it’s given up on branding altogether

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MSNBC's name change to 'MS NOW' gets rude welcome from social media

MSNBC's new name, 'MS NOW,' was mocked on social media on Monday as the branding change was compared to several failed computer software products.

What to know about MSNBC changing its name to MS NOW

Television’s MSNBC news network is changing its name to My Source News Opinion World, or MS NOW for short, as part of its corporate divorce from NBC.

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MSNBC to rebrand as MS NOW under Versant ownership

MSNBC will divorce itself from the NBC branding and rename itself “MS NOW” when the channel is spun out by Comcast and relaunched under Versant’s ownership, the company announced on Monday.

MSNBC to undergo massive rebrand, changing name to MS NOW

Robby Soave and Lindsey Granger react to MSNBC announcing new name, "MS NOW."