The Hill has launched its new digital news channel Hill.tv with the debut of Rising, the only daily national morning show from the nation’s capital, broadcast live from its new, state-of-the-art K Street studio. Hill.tv will provide the most bipartisan coverage of today’s breaking news and analysis.
“There has not been a time since the 60s when the public has paid such close attention to what was happening in the halls of Washington,” said Richard Beckman, President of The Hill. “But trust is a central issue. The political news landscape is characterized by an ever increasing field of divisive players using video as their outlet, intent on covering politics through a specific, ideological lens on cable and digital news, or through social media, Hill.tv follows on The Hill’s hallmark of truly balanced coverage.”
Hill.tv debuted Wednesday with Rising, starring former MSNBC Anchor Krystal Ball and Premiere's nationally syndicated radio host Buck Sexton. A new episode appears every weekday at 8:00 am, but can be viewed following its broadcast on demand in its entirety or in short, 3-5 minute cutdowns.
James Finkelstein, Chairman and CEO of The Hill, added “The launch of Hill.tv marks the next phase in our evolution. It represents a massive investment in talent and infrastructure and takes our non-partisan approach to the most important media form today.”
No comments:
Post a Comment