Topic: Bloomberg
After Bloomberg disclosed that its journalists used its proprietary financial data terminals to monitor clients and score scoops, the company apologized and the Federal Reserve and Treasury threatened inquiries, The New…
It’s time for Bloomberg TV’s noon news meeting on this Thursday, a meeting that is sandwiched around two momentous events: the day after the new Pope was announced and the…
Weekly newsmagazines, already challenged to stay relevant when news is available around the clock, now have to figure out how to make sure they get in readers’ hands on a…
Bloomberg Pursuits, the luxury lifestyle spinoff of Bloomberg Markets, is trying to make more inroads into fashion as it steps up its frequency to four times a year. In addition…
As most people know, Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy is the title of a 1974 John le Carré novel. But as most marketers know, it's also an apt metaphor for their…
Roy Bahat, president of News Corp.’s IGN for the past five years, is leaving the company. David Martin, the company’s CFO, will take over Bahat’s role as president for the time…
Despite a still-iffy economy and another dip in consumer confidence last month, Americans continue to open their checkbooks for charity, with total philanthropic donations last year growing 4 percent to…
In an era where it has been difficult to get anyone to pay for quality reporting, Politico is finding ways to make some cash. Eighteen months ago, Politico went out on…
Hungry for content to push out into social feeds, a growing number of marketers are adopting strategies that include repackaging articles from news sites on their own sites. For example, in…
Sex sells. If it bleeds, it leads. There is value to shock—you don't have to be slinging dirt for TMZ to understand that. Some of the most controversial images ever…
