Meanwhile, CNBC is further deepening its audience engagement thanks to a number of other efforts aimed at improving the viewer experience. The network has made engaging its audience a priority, and it shows. It includes a “Get In Touch” button, to let viewers send in their community news tips. This new feature allows users to leave comments and offer their unique perspectives. It encourages a more dynamic, two-way relationship between the network and its viewers.
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California residents, take a look at CNBC’s California Notice concerning consumer privacy. You can check it out over on the NBCUniversal website. This public notice provides additional disclosure on how the California Consumer Privacy Act requirements are handled by the network.
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