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    Articles tagged Bloomberg (75)

    Nicholas QuahApril 17, 2018
    Phew, we’ve apparently solved 97% of the podcast measurement problem — everybody relax
    Plus: The impact of bad true crime podcasts, programmatic advertising is coming for your show, and the first children’s podcast festival.
    Shan Wang, Christine Schmidt, and Laura Hazard OwenJanuary 19, 2018
    Publishers claim they’re taking Facebook’s News Feed changes in stride. Is the “bloodletting” still to come?
    “Let’s put the nail in the coffin of chasing clicks and likes.”
    Ken DoctorNovember 16, 2017
    Newsonomics: A call to arms (and wallets) in the new era of deregulation and bigger media
    First Sinclair and now the Kochs are back. In an age of media free-for-all and massive deregulation, will fact-based journalism become an endangered species?
    Bloomberg Businessweek gets a two-tiered paywall, a substantial price increase, and a new look
    Bloomberg is launching a 24-hour, 7-days-a-week news channel that streams exclusively on Twitter
    Shan WangApril 19, 2017
    This handy little tool draws from Bloomberg data to add financial context on top of any news article
    Bloomberg Lens, built by the digital agency Postlight Labs, finds companies’ and people’s names in any news article — not just Bloomberg’s — and overlays key facts such as stock prices or a person’s previous company affiliations.
    Josh Topolsky’s The Outline officially launches and it burns the eyes (but the ad experience does look cool)
    Shan WangNovember 8, 2016
    As seen on TV: For the TV-less viewer, live election night shows abound, on any number of screens
    As “second screen” offerings from TV networks mushroom, online outlets are jostling for attention with live shows of their own.
    Shan WangOctober 11, 2016
    Bloomberg’s new global chief of digital innovation on the company’s careful hunt for new audiences
    “We’re very strategic about where we play, because we don’t have to live quarter-to-quarter.”
    Nicholas QuahOctober 11, 2016
    Hot Pod: Gimlet risks its image as scrappy and transparent by mishandling a show cancellation
    Plus: Radiotopia turns to its listeners for support again, a podcast network partners with a book publishing house, and WNYC starts rolling out internships paid at something closer to a reasonable wage.
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