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NBC developing new site for high school students

Posted by Cory Bergman on June 14, 2007

Called iCue, the site will highlight video archives from NBC News as a supplement to Advanced Placement high school courses in American history, government and English. “We recognize when we look at our broadcast platforms that teenagers don’t get their news from there,” said Adam Jones, chief financial officer for NBC News, who has helped lead the project. “They’re either online or they watch Jon Stewart or ‘The Colbert Report.’ We’ve always talked about trying to find new ways to reach our future audience.” The site will be free to start, but ultimately iCue will charge an annual subscription fee for high schools. And advertising will appear, but only outside school hours.

  • Gregory Schultz

    Can we please stop putting i in front of stuff . . . please!!!!

  • http://gladiaskedyou.blogspot.com In2theRoses

    lol amen

  • http://gladiaskedyou.blogspot.com In2theRoses

    lol amen, Schultz, amen

  • http://invitedmedia.com !

    it would be great if we could stop putting “NBC” in with anything to do with the internet too.

  • Richard

    Charging iSchools for newsclips.

    Advertising, but only outside iSchool hours.

    I don’t know which of those two ideas are goofier.