Paul McIntyre of AdNews writes about how Bloomberg Television is about to debut a local feed in Australia.
“Mark Froude, who heads media sales across Asia Pacific, said Bloomberg Media had been flying a little under the radar. ‘We’re becoming much more visible now,’ he said. ‘Whether it’s Asia or Europe, for example, people are much more receptive to us as a media platform than they were one or two years ago. That’s largely due to the brand. It is a very high-quality brand, it’s highly accurate, it’s not biased, it’s influential but it is not trying to take a position on things. A lot of brands would like to have that level of association. Our audiences are more affluent and more influential than almost all other media out there in Australia, certainly on TV.’
“He said ad revenues across the entire Bloomberg Media portfolio were rising 30% globally, including Bloomberg Businessweek magazine. ‘All categories are up, even our print revenues were up last year,’ he said. ‘And it’s continuing this year although obviously some sectors are a little lumpier.’
“Bloomberg TV, which is carried on the Foxtel platform, has about 50,000 viewers daily and the online portal tops 300,000 Australian users per month.”
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