The Presidential Center in Chicago hosted MS NOW remote studio operations, which spun off from Comcast.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 9

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What happened

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The Presidential Center in Chicago hosted MS NOW remote studio operations, which spun off from Comcast.

Who's involved

What this event is mainly about

Chicago Comcast

How it developed

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Sep 9MS NOW spun off from Comcast and rebranded, originating from a Versant spinoff.1 source
- deadline.com
Jun 27Alex Witt worked for MS NOW, a channel owned by Comcast.Sub-event
Jun 18Presidential Center hosted MS NOW remote studio operations following its spin-off from Comcast.1 source
- chicagotribune.com

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Part of

The Presidential Center opened in Chicago, and Barack Obama attended the opening ceremony. All 2 developments

The entities involved

Chicago
city and county seat of Cook County, and largest city in State of Illinois, United States of America
- The Chicago City Council governs the city of Chicago.Mon 16:49
- The Chicago City Council requires council approval for appointments.Mon 16:49
Comcast
American multinational telecommunications conglomerate
- Comcast is expanding its fiber network for residential and business use in Clay County.Mon 04:09
- Comcast is providing grants to local organizations while simultaneously suspending pool coverage due to administration controversy.Sun 22:36

Coverage

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Sep 9deadline.com
Jun 18chicagotribune.com