Kelly writes, “That makes it a clean sweep since BBW veteran Ellen Pollock, who held the editor-in-chief job for the past year, was also given the old heave-ho and replaced by Washington bureau chief Megan Murphy.
“Bosso is not the only business-side executive who is exiting.
“Marc Siegel, a seven-year veteran of Bloomberg Radio, is also out as global had of audio sales. His position, too, is not being replaced.
“In the editorial shake-up, 30 newsroom staffers scattered around the globe were let go, and Bloomberg Politics stars John Heilemann and Mark Halperin will see their daily show on Bloomberg TV end on Dec. 2.”
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