Kevin Delaney Takes Role as NBC News’ Head of Digital Content and Subscription

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Kevin Delaney, a journalist-turned-digital-entreprenur, has been named head of digital content and subscription at NBC News, a new role that will serve as a bridge between both editorial and business.

Delaney will be tasked with overseeing digital publishing and NBC News AI efforts, work that has become more important as NBC News builds out a suite of digital and streaming products. The NBCUniversal news unit has in recent months expanded programming on the streaming-news outlet NBC News Now, and launched a subscription product aimed at mobile users.

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