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MSNBC's website is now ms.now. They don't own msnow.com though. That's a mostly empty page that mentions "motorized snow vehicles". (www.ms.now)
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[–] InevitableSwing@hexbear.net 3 points 4 months ago

I don't even think most people get their news from news sites or tv anymore

Last year - the average MSNBC viewer was 70. WSJ from last year - emphasis mine.

Among cable channels, the median age for TNT and Bravo viewers is 56, for HGTV it is 66, and even the once-youthful MTV’s median-age viewer is 51, according to Nielsen data. The cable news audience is even older, with MSNBC’s median age at 70, Fox News’s at 69 and CNN’s, 67. Among broadcasters, CBS’s median age is 64 and ABC’s is 66.

https://archive.ph/y65DB