Former Wall Street analyst Henry Blodget likes the changes he’s seeing on Bloomberg Television.
“A bit hokey? Sure. But interesting. And check out the handheld action. The Wire-like real-time reporting. It manages to convey excitement and action without devolving to ESPN-like explosions, swooping cameras, and hyperactive graphics.
“The big advantage that Bloomberg has always had over CNBC is a global data and news-and-analysis engine driven by thousands of smart reporters and a humongous data archive. This segment, along with other Bloomberg innovations of late (real-time flashes to real reporters surrounded by huge screens), plays to that strength.”
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