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    Articles tagged Bloomberg (75)

    Neel DhaneshaJune 3, 2024
    What’s in a byline? For Hoodline’s AI-generated local news, everything — and nothing
    None of the AI writers seems to have a specific beat, except possibly for what can be best described as “police exploits,” which they all cover with gusto.
    Joshua BentonApril 3, 2023
    What if ChatGPT was trained on decades of financial news and data? BloombergGPT aims to be a domain-specific AI for business news
    The news and data giant has — with a relatively small team — built a generative AI that it says outperforms the competition on its own specific information needs.
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    Laura Hazard OwenNovember 1, 2022
    New York City now requires salary ranges in job posts. Here’s which media companies are complying, and which aren’t
    “$15/hour to $125,000”?
    Sarah ScireMay 11, 2021
    Here’s how Bloomberg Media plans to turn a popular podcast into paying subscribers
    Bloomberg has launched a suite of subscriber-only content — including a weekly newsletter and daily blog — aimed at the three-quarters of Odd Lots listeners who are not yet subscribed.
    Laura Hazard OwenApril 15, 2021
    Would you pay $34.99 a month to get news from Reuters.com? That’s their hope
    Who deems Reuters.com so essential that they’ll pay more than two Netflixes a month for it?
    Ken DoctorJune 24, 2020
    Newsonomics: Bloomberg’s Justin Smith is investing in news when everyone else is cutting
    “You want to move your business and your model to the place on the media chessboard where the dollars are going to be going” — the TV money that will follow audiences to streaming.
    Sarah ScireJune 18, 2020
    CityLab has been relaunched under the Bloomberg umbrella
    The redesigned site will remain unpaywalled — at least through 2020.
    The Bloomberg Way appears to have gone astray when it killed an investigation into China’s richest man
    Joshua BentonNovember 13, 2018
    So some people will pay for a subscription to a news site. How about two? Three?
    New York magazine and Quartz both now want readers to pay up. How deep into their pockets will even dedicated news consumers go for a second (or third or fourth) read?
    Pricey paywalls: Bloomberg.com will now be $35/month
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