Current Role and Professional Focus
Chris Hansen currently works as a television host and content creator outside of traditional cable news. He is best known for hosting the web series WeRateDogs on YouTube and for his involvement in digital media and brand partnerships. His career has shifted toward online video, podcasting, and entertainment projects rather than daily news anchoring.
He has also been involved in producing and hosting content for platforms focused on internet culture, true crime, and consumer advocacy. While exact salary figures are not publicly disclosed, his continued media presence suggests a steady income from digital content, appearances, and brand collaborations.
Recent Projects and Appearances
Hansen has made guest appearances on shows and events related to media, finance, and internet culture. He often appears in panels and interviews discussing online video trends, creator economics, and the evolution of news media.
He has also been linked to projects involving documentary-style content and brand-driven series. These efforts align with a broader trend of former TV journalists moving into independent digital media and subscription-based content.
Background and Career Highlights
Chris Hansen spent many years as a correspondent for CNBC and later as a host on NBC News, where he covered business, finance, and consumer issues. He became widely recognized for his work on programs that exposed scams and financial fraud.
His transition to digital media mirrors the shift in audience attention from traditional television to online platforms. For background on CNBC and its role in financial journalism, see this overview from Forbes: CNBC financial journalism. More details on his career can be found in profiles from major business outlets such as this Bloomberg feature: Bloomberg profile.