Meg James of the Los Angeles Times profiles Fox Business Network anchor Liz Claman and the steps she is taking to raise the network’s awareness with viewers.
“However, Claman left CNBC, in part, because she wasn’t a headliner. The network heavily promoted Maria Bartiromo, Erin Burnett and others, leaving fewer opportunities for Claman to shine. She continues to compete with Bartiromo from afar; Claman’s ‘Countdown to the Closing Bell’ runs at the same time as Bartiromo’s show.
“Although Fox Business is struggling for viewers, some industry watchers wonder whether its influence will increase after an existing deal between CNBC and the Wall Street Journal expires. In 2012, the Fox channel will be able to trumpet its ties to the Journal, and Journal reporters will be able to appear regularly on Fox.
“Claman said she took the job knowing it could take five years for Fox Business to become a force.”
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