Quicktake launched as a channel in November 2020 after originally starting as a short form video platform developed to appeal to a mobile Twitter audience.
The network also had 56 million average monthly viewers of its on demand videos across social platforms over the same time period.
The channel is now available on additional streaming services and platforms, including The Roku Channel, Rakuten, Tubi, Haystack News, Local Now, STIRR by Sinclair Broadcast Group, News Player Plus and DistroTV.
Viewers can also access the network on Bloomberg.com, YouTube, and Samsung TV Plus, as well as on the Bloomberg Media app on Apple TV, Roku, Android TV, Samsung Smart TV and Amazon Fire TV.
The network has live shows and breaking news throughout the day, along with documentary-style series. The longer-form series includes shows such as “Moonshots,” which explores major breakthroughs in science from cell mapping to seafloor imaging, and “Storylines,” a deep dive on the week’s biggest business story and Businessweek’s feature journalism.
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