Rashida Jones, who departed MSNBC last year, will serve as CEO of Piers Morgan‘s new media company Uncensored.
The company also announced that it has reached a capital agreement with Raine Ventures and Antenna Group and other investors, including the Reuben Brothers.
The company’s flagship channel is Piers Morgan Uncensored, and the company plans to build into a “multi-genre and talent-driven digital network,” per a release. The company launched History Uncensored, with former CNN anchor Bianca Nobilo. It also has a licensing deal with UK’s Channel 5 to syndicate Piers Morgan Uncensored to over the air television.
Jones served as president of MSNBC from 2020 to 2025, and departed as the network prepared for its split from Comcast. It has since been rebranded as MS NOW, and was spun off along with other former Comcast cable networks into a new entity called Versant.
Joe Ravitch, partner and co-founder of The Raine Group, will serve on the board of the company.
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