NBC'S golf coverage gets a new name

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       Robert M.  a mychiller contributor.

      Comcast owns the Golf Channel  , NBC has golf coverage too, Comcast owns NBC now. NBC's golf coverage has been renamed "GolfChannel on NBC" kind of like , when ESPN (owned by Disney) and ABC (owned by Disney) renamed ABCSports to ESPN on ABC in 2006. NBC Sports is not being renamed anything , at least at this time. So it's not CSN on NBC or Versus on NBC  ,but will tell you if they do. Meanwhile CNBC has been doing business updates on Golf channel during the mornings.

Comcast takes over NBC officially

nbc universal logo from 2004-2011

    Two weeks ago the FCC officially allowed Comcast to buy a  51% stake in NBC universal . On Thursday January 27th 2011, it officially was done  and now comcast owns a majority of NBC.
 Some changes you notice is the new logo (which you can see on the left).
Comacast's cable networks and NBC universal's cable networks are now together.

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   In the deal, Comcast paid General Electric just under $6.2 billion in cash and contributed its pay TV channels such as E! Entertainment Television and The Golf Channel, worth $7.25 billion, to NBC Universal.

Comcast Buys NBC

Comcast is buying NBC which may be the worst idea in the spect for the future of the network NBC which has been having some troubles for the past few years. But Comcast is a cable company that owns E! ,Style, Versus, G4 , Golf Channels.  But the question is thought why would NBC-U be a good idea for Comcast to buy. NBC -U owns NBC,Telemundo  , cable networks USA, Bravo, msnbc, CNBC, Sleuth, Oxygen and more as the question says though how does this idea work out. NBC the network hasn't been doing well in the entertainment side that it could like that Comcast could shut down NBC and go to other projects. Comcast is really only trying to make more and more money to advance quality it's not the best idea to see.  The deal has to meet approval first so it's not final. But the question of the way the business operations will it work? Will there be a big change? Is Comcast the best buyer? and Who would be better? More on this on Joshuaonline.