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Janelle Rodriguez To Depart As NBC News Exec VP Of Programming; Catherine Kim Expands Role To Oversee Streaming Channel And Specials

Janelle Rodriguez, who has been a key figure in building streaming platform NBC News Now and also has overseen NBC Nightly News and breaking news and specials, is departing the network. Rodriguez, who has served as executive vice president of programming, wrote in a memo to staffers pn Thursday, “I’ve spent a long time thinking […]

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Janelle Rodriguez To Depart As NBC News Exec VP Of Programming; Catherine Kim Expands Role To Oversee Streaming Channel And Specials
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