Has MSNBC recently changed ownership or management?

[unitedwethrive]

There really is a stark difference in overall tone and commentary in the last several months, particularly striking during the two conventions.

[yallerdawg]

1. Yes.

They reformatted programming, got rid of liberal-slanted day programming, and stressed more straight news coverage.

Progressive liberals don't watch TV/cable news.

Guess who does?

[Armstead]

2. Different managment...Still owned by same coroirate ovetlords

Comcast owns them....with minority stake by GE

They decided liberal was mot a ratings winner, so they moved more center right estsblishment.

Comcast by the way is a major spinsor of the convention. Make of that what you will.

[NurseJackie]

3. Are the over-compensating to hide their true liberal/progressive selves? You know, like when ...

... a closeted homosexual politician over-compensates by being virulently anti-gay to hide their true feelings.

[Agnosticsherbet]

4. Clinton/Democratic Party coverage negative. Trump wall to wall coverage is not positive.

I do not understand their editorial policy.

[tonyt53]

5. Owned by NBC, which is owned by Comcast, that has a CEO that supported the ACA.

But something is rotten and we don't have to go to Denmark to get a glimpse. I get a feeling that the TV faces are trying to hard to hide something. Hell, they don't even smile much anymore. Maybe Russians have loaned them money too.

[insta8er]

6. Yes they too now belong to the rich and powerful.

[unitedwethrive]

7. At least I know that I wasn't imagining it. But they have lost

a viewer. While I'd prefer a channel focusing on liberal causes, so far I've found CNN to mostly give both sides an equal voice.