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- Bloomberg pays up to USD5m for BusinessWeek
- Bloomberg is buying 80-year-old magazine BusinessWeek for a price rumoured to be between USD2m and USD5m. The publication has posted losses for several years and made plans earlier this year to cut staff numbers and reduce costs. However, owner McGraw-Hill has since decided to put the magazine up for...
- Articles 2009-10-13
- McGraw Hill confirms BusinessWeek sale for USD5.9m
- BusinessWeek owner McGraw Hill says it is selling the 80-year-old title to Bloomberg for USD5.9m, equivalent to USD15,000 for each of the magazine’s 400 employees. It emerged earlier this month that McGraw Hill was selling the magazine, which has posted losses for several years. It is still unclear how...
- Articles 2009-10-25
- FT signs Lex video deal with Bloomberg
- The Financial Times FT and Bloomberg are seeking to capitalise on growing demand for news commentary by giving the London-based paper’s Lex columnists a slot on Bloomberg TV’s financial channel. The FT’s experts will appear each weekday, discussing issues which feature in that day’s column. Video clips of the Lex columnists’ commentary will...
- Articles 2009-09-21
- Washington Post and Bloomberg to sell news stories
- The Washington Post is teaming up with Bloomberg News to sell their articles to other news organisations. The venture will target publishers that are struggling to maintain wide coverage amid budget cuts. The news service, which will launch on January...
- Articles 2009-10-01
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- Bloomberg Wins Bidding For BusinessWeek
- Posted by: Tom Lowry on October 13 Bloomberg LP, the global financial data and news empire created by New York City Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, is the winning bidder for BusinessWeek. Terms of the offer will not be disclosed by Bloomberg and BusinessWeek parent McGraw-Hill Cos. But knowledgeable sources say...
- News items 2009-10-13
- Bloomberg Wins BusinessWeek; Pearlstine Will Be Chairman
- Last-minute entrant Bloomberg LLC has won the bidding for BusinessWeek, agreeing to acquire the venerable business magazine, BusinessWeek.com and other assets from McGraw-Hill (NYSE: MHP) for an undisclosed amount. Norman Pearlstine, the Time Inc. and Wall Street Journal vet who joined Bloomberg last year as chief content officer, will...
- External links 2009-10-13
- Washington Post, Bloomberg Team Up For New Syndication Service:
- The Washington Post (NYSE: WPO) and Bloomberg News are launching a new syndication service Jan. 1, 2010—the Washington Post News Service with Bloomberg News, which will provide daily content from the paper and the financial newswire to newspapers, website and other subs. The move follows by a day the...
- External links 2009-10-01
- Interview: Bloomberg's Pearlstine Says Buying BusinessWeek Matches Need?And Desire
- Last October, Bloomberg Chief Content Officer Norm Pearlstine told our Future of Business Media conference that the company was willing to look at acquisitions but, in the immediate future, wouldn’t be making “the major kind of acquisition that gets written about.” No, that took a year and it’s one...
- External links 2009-10-14
- Financial Worker Asked Bloomberg Help Desk About Rescuing Balloon Boy
- Bloomberg does many things, but this is pushing it. New York Magazine's Daily Intel has this interesting item today about a Natixis Bleichroeder Capital Management worker, who toiling away alongside his Bloomberg terminal, asked the service's help desk about saving ...
- News items 2009-10-21
- Seeking Influence And Recognition, Bloomberg Looks To Ad Agencies For Help
- Even before Bloomberg agreed to buy BusinessWeek, the company wanted to be known for more than just operating financial news terminals—and was looking for an ad agency or agencies to do just that. The BW acquisition adds a high-profile magazine and news website to Bloomberg’s own consumer-facing offline and...
- External links 2009-11-23
- Bloomberg Contacts Shops
- As it sets its sights on becoming a much larger, influential news organization, Bloomberg LP has reached out to creative agencies to develop its biggest-scale marketing campaign to date for its portfolio of brands. In a request for information that several big, global ad agencies received, Bloomberg said it was seeking...
- News items 2009-11-20
- Bloomberg's Acquisition of BusinessWeek Is Mostly Good News
- I'm sure some long-time BusinessWeek employees would disagree with me, but it's really good news for the magazine the media property that it got bought by Bloomberg, instead of some of the other suitors out there. There are two reasons why: Bloomberg is a much better fit...
- Blog posts 2009-10-15
- BusinessWeek Under Bloomberg: ME of Time.com Appointed Mag's New Editor
- BusinessWeek, now under Bloomberg, has made its first senior appointment, and has gone outside the company for it: Josh Tyrangiel would be appointed Editor of the mag after the deal closes, it said. More to come…Josh Tyrangiel To Be BusinessWeek EditorNEW YORK, Nov. 17 /PRNewswire/—Bloomberg L.P. today announced that...
- External links 2009-11-17
- Bloomberg wins auction for Business Week magazine
- Bloomberg has promised to create "a new model for the business weekly" after winning the auction for Business Week with an offer worth just a few million dollars for the 80-year-old US financial magazine.The rare break from Bloomberg's tradition of organic growth came as Thomson Reuters, its rival in...
- External links 2009-10-13
- Bloomberg.com May Charge Up To $1,000 A Year For News Feeds
- All aboard the paid content bandwagon: having signaled that its newly acquired Businessweek.com may raise the paywall for certain types of content, Bloomberg is now considering charging Bloomberg.com users up to $1,000 a year to access certain areas of the site from next year.WSJ reports, citing sources, that Bloomberg.com...
- External links 2009-11-04
- Bloomberg Joins Bidders For BusinessWeek: Reports
- We were told early on that Bloomberg LP was not a likely bidder for BusinessWeek but that attitude appears to have changed. The New York Post’s Keith Kelly and BW’s Jon Fine are reporting that Bloomberg is a late entrant. (No word on whether this is suitor #94 by...
- External links 2009-09-10
- New York Times Now Being Delivered On Bloomberg Terminals
- The New York Times has licensed its real-time news feed to Bloomberg for use in its terminals, paidContent has learned. The NYT declined comment and Bloomberg has yet to respond but the service is already live as these screenshots from a Bloomberg terminal show. While the NYT is easily...
- External links 2009-09-21
- Bloomberg by Bloomberg.
- BLOOMBERG BY BLOOMBERG. By Michael Bloomberg. John Wiley; 261 pages; $24.95 and K17.99 BLOOMBERG BY BLOOMBERG. By Michael Bloomberg. John Wiley; 261 pages; $24.95 and K17.99
- Research articles 1997-05-17
- Bloomberg TV expands to cable and mobile systems in South Korea.(Brief article)
- Bloomberg announced that distribution of its Bloomberg TV Asia- Pacific service expanded by 47% during the past 12 months, including the launch of Bloomberg TV on South Korean cable and mobile systems. In Seoul, ... Bloomberg announced that distribution of its Bloomberg TV Asia-...
- Research articles 2006-04-01
- Bloomberg on ntv7.(Bloomberg Television and ntv7 sign terrestrial distribution deal)(Brief Article)
- Bloomberg Television has signed a terrestrial distribution deal with Malaysia's ntv7, becoming the channel's sole provider of international business and finance news. The Bloomberg band, which features Bloomberg ... Bloomberg Television has signed a terrestrial distribution deal with Malaysia's ntv7, becoming the channel's...
- Research articles 2001-06-01
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