OLD Media Moves

NBC News taps Sorkin to host series for streaming service

Andrew Ross Sorkin

Business journalist Andrew Ross Sorkin will be producing and hosting a limited series for NBC News Now, the free streaming service of NBC News.

The new series are expected to launch later this year.

Sorkin co-anchors the CNBC morning show “Squawk Box” and serves as a business columnist for The New York Times. He also co-created the Showtime dramaBillions.”

NBC News president Noah Oppenheim said:

“Andrew is one of the most respected interviewers in the nation. His renowned expertise on all-things business and policy as well as his extraordinary talent to tell compelling stories make him the perfect addition to NBC News Now’s expanding slate of original journalism.

“We’re excited to showcase his distinctive insight and reporting seen every morning on CNBC to our streaming platform that represents the best of NBC News.”

Mariam Ahmed

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