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  "textContent": "Versant Media Group, the independent media company spun off from Comcast earlier this year, has outlined an ambitious strategy to transform its revenue model amid ongoing challenges in the traditional cable television sector. The portfolio includes prominent networks such as MS Now (the rebranded MSNBC), Golf Channel, E!, USA Network, CNBC, SYFY, and Oxygen, alongside […]\n\nThe post MS Now, Golf Channel, CNBC, & More Plan to Make Half of Their Revenue From Non-Cable TV Sources After Comcast Spun Them Off This Year appeared first on Cord Cutters News.",
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