Adam Plesser of Beet.TV writes Monday about how Bloomberg is adding a series of video interviews with well-known CEOs to its web site.
“Beet.TV has learned that Bloomberg News has put in place a system to convert much of its linear programming (which is free, btw) into distinct, searchable clips. Â
“The immediate plan is to place this material on bloomberg.com.
“Placing content on the public Internet is something of a change for Bloomberg. The company has enjoyed dramatic growth and profitability with its closed, proprietary platform. It wasn’t until 2006 that Bloomberg ungated some of its rich content.”
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