Mike Reynolds of Multichannel News reports the Bloomberg Television has launched an HD channel in New York City and northern New Jersey.
“Set up as a J on the right-side of the screen, the HD wing, according to James Cofer, head of distribution for Bloomberg Television, Americas, will house rates, data and an array of market business information from Bloomberg’s global news and financial information organization, on the right column.
“More information will also be integrated into the horizontal ticker at the bottom of the screen. Bloomberg HD will also feature color-coded charts, graphs and company metrics as well as real-time pricing information for U.S. and international markets.
“When everything is factored in, Bloomberg said its HD service will offer more data and information on the screen than its nearest competitor, with a simple, clear design that allows viewers to quickly gain insight on the markets and top stories.”
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I like how they're getting more pertinent information on the screen, beyond simply having a stock ticker. They need to take this nationwide ASAP.