MSNBC is rebranding to MS NOW, but Microsoft’s influence lingers. A look at the history of Microsoft’s role, and how the “MS” lives on.

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

Morning Joe hosts claim they love it. Everyone else says it sounds like a multiple-sclerosis charity with MS Paint branding.

The cable news channel is getting a new name and dropping NBC's peacock logo as part of a spinoff from NBC Universal.

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.

The progressive cable news network MSNBC will formally change its name later this year to MS NOW, standing for My Source for News, Opinion, and the World.

As of mid-Monday morning, "Multiple Sclerosis" was among the top five trending topis on X after MSNBC announced its rebrand to MS NOW. The post ‘Not a Joke’: MSNBC Rebrand to MS NOW Met With Mixed Reactions first appeared on Mediaite.

The new name isn’t meant to call to mind Microsoft or the honorific “Ms.” Instead, in the style of congressional bill-naming, MS NOW is purportedly an acronym for the following mouthful: “My Source for News,