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Comcast Corp.'s NBC News is gearing up to launch a new streaming service, called NBC News Now, in early May, Broadcasting & Cable reported March 11.
Speaking at an event, NBC News President Noah Oppenheim said the free, ad-supported streaming service will offer eight hours of programming, including live updates.
The service will be available via the NBC News app, where there will be a link to NBC News Now.