Edward Snowden Talks to Brian Williams of NBC

An extensive interview, the first for American television, will air on Wednesday at 10 p.m.



NBC Looks to ESPN for New Executive at ‘Today’

The hiring of Jamie Horowitz reflects the intense competition in the morning between NBC and ESPN’s sister network, ABC.



Capus, Once Head of NBC News, Moves to CBS Evening News

Steve Capus will become executive producer of the newscast anchored by Scott Pelley.



ABC Posts Another Ratings Victory Over NBC in Nightly News

NBC has been the leader, but in the last two weeks ABC has managed to draw more viewers among the audience that advertisers favor.



Starting in June, ‘Today’ Will Simulcast on SiriusXM

NBC is announcing a deal with the satellite radio service that will bring all four hours of its franchise morning news show to radio.



ABC’s Nightly News Scores a Rare Ratings Win Over NBC’s

“World News With Diane Sawyer” eked out a 12,000-viewer lead among viewers advertisers most value — the first such ratings victory since last July.



Media Decoder: Investigative Reporter Leaves NBC News

Michael Isikoff, whose work included coverage of the government’s war on terror and other national issues, said his departure was amicable.



NBC News Hires Away Cynthia McFadden From ‘Nightline’

The long-serving anchor on ABC News will become a legal and investigative correspondent on NBC.

    

Undercover TV Reports on School Security Raise Ethical Questions

School shootings have prompted efforts by news organizations in recent months to assess the effectiveness of safety measures, but some of these reports have gone disturbingly wrong.

    



Garrick Utley, a Mainstay at NBC News, Dies at 74

Mr. Utley was one of a rare breed in television news, a full-time foreign correspondent. He reported from some 75 countries in a career that included 30 years at NBC.

    



NBC Begins Swarm of Ads to Lift ‘Today’ Back to Top

The NBC morning news program, which has been second to “Good Morning America” for 16 months, will open its offensive with a major promotional campaign.

    



For News Media, a Mostly Cautious Approach to Newtown Tapes

While two local Connecticut newspapers rushed to make the full recordings available, other media outlets held back.

    



Vivian Schiller to Leave NBC News for Twitter

Ms. Schiller, chief digital officer for NBC News, will oversee partnerships between Twitter and news organizations like NBC and NPR.

    



NBC Announces a Face-Lift, and One New Face, for ‘Today’

NBC outlined changes for its morning program, “Today,” which has lost about a quarter of its audience and is stuck in second place behind “Good Morning America.”

    



Fox Decides Not to Produce Hillary Clinton Mini-Series

The decision by Fox Television Studios not to be involved in producing a hotly debated mini-series for NBC was a financial decision, one executive said, and not a political one.

    



NBC Buying Web Service to Stream Phone Video

NBC News’s acquisition of Stringwire will allow it to stream live video from the cellphones of witnesses to events into its control rooms in New York.

    

John Palmer, 77, Correspondent for NBC News

Mr. Palmer broke the news of the Carter administration’s failed effort to rescue the American hostages in Iran in 1980 and anchored NBC’s early coverage of the Challenger space shuttle explosion in 1986.

    

Herb Kaplow, Voice of ABC and NBC News, Dies at 86

Mr. Kaplow’s resonant voice and craggy face were familiar to generations of viewers of the nightly news broadcast.

    

ABC News Dethrones NBC in Crucial Ratings Race

“World News With Diane Sawyer” beat “NBC News With Brian Williams” among viewers age 25 to 54 last week, ABC’s first victory in the category since 2008.

    

Disappointing Fall for ‘Rock Center,’ a News Program With Big Ambitions

The NBC show was an ambitious effort to mimic the breadth of “60 Minutes,” but it never generated much of an audience. Friday was its last night.