Weprin reports, “Bloomberg is hoping to get ahead of linear TV’s decline, relaunching its QuickTake video service on Nov. 9 with 100 dedicated staffers as a global, 24-hour streaming service in an effort to reach the audience that, internally, the company refers to as ‘modern, rising leaders.’
“Smith says the novel coronavirus pandemic only made the relaunch more urgent, calling the project ‘one of the most consequential, if not the most consequential launch in the news industry this year.’
“‘Great new media brands are often created in the wake of significant social or economic changes,’ Smith says, noting the rise of new media brands on the internet. ‘For this target audience, the world in March of 2020 completely changed.'”
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