“Meet the Press Reports” launched on NBC News NOW and Peacock in 2021. The 30-minute news magazine delivers in-depth reporting of climate, politics and education. An episode on schools, America and race produced for “Meet the Press Reports” led to a special Sunday edition of “Meet the Press,” which was in turn, honored with a 2022 Emmy.
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While traditional television news has long lived on the airwaves and cable, streaming news is transforming the television viewing experience. Streaming news arrives on demand and goes wherever you go. This new technology allows you to personalize your experience and reduces the scarcity factor in media consumption. It also offers more variety and reaches more viewers.
Streaming services make building a news library more affordable and convenient. They also make video news accessible and timely. With the addition of live news, current news is now accessible on any device. Streaming has made it possible for people to view live and archived news from all over the world. It also makes current news available anywhere and at anytime.
Despite the challenges, streaming news is a promising option for major broadcast networks. In fact, some major broadcast networks have already invested in streaming operations. Fox, for example, has a subscription-based service called Fox Nation that has gathered 1.5 million subscribers. The NBC News Now streaming app boasts that it produces more than 30 hours of content a month.
The educational leadership program at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville recently selected 10 students for its ISLPP (Illinois School Leadership Pipeline) program. The aspiring principals come from communities across southern and northern Illinois. Currently, the program’s directors are Vicki Van Tuyle, associate professor of educational leadership and Kedra Tolson, an academic marketing expert. The two will assume their positions on Dec. 7, 2022.
