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As the only news organization to embrace three media technologies — broadcast, cable and the Internet — MSNBC brings you up-to-the-minute news from around the globe.

Watch breaking stories on NBC, CNBC Cable and MSNBC Cable — our 24-hour cable news network. Then, log on to MSNBC.com for full news coverage of the day’s events, updates on breaking stories and in-depth reports on topics like the death of Princess Diana and the Unabomber trial — many in full multimedia, with audio and video reports from NBC News and MSNBC reporters. And while you’re online, you can see an up-to-the-minute TV schedule describing our upcoming programs.

NBC News correspondents from Chicago to Tokyo, Los Angeles to London offer analysis and fresh perspectives on events in this quickly changing world. MSNBC also provides great sports coverage, business news and the latest weather and traffic reports — right down to your own city. And of course, we cover the latest news in science and technology, lifestyles and entertainment.

One of the most exciting features of MSNBC is its interactive nature. While online with MSNBC, you can:

Design your own personal front page to display only headlines and information that interest you — including current stock quotes and sports scores.
 
Select the MSNBC local station in your town and read your own local news.
 
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Online, MSNBC is the home for all NBC news programs, not just cable. So you can expect more collaborative specials like “Lie, Cheat and Steal,” “The Fleecing of America,” plus stories we do together with “Today,” “Dateline” and “NBC Nightly News with Tom Brokaw.”

Be sure to watch this space for more information about MSNBC! You can count on us to bring you innovative ways to receive your daily news.

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