Business news network CNBC announced Wednesday that it has a deal with business network site LinkedIn to provide editorial content.
As part of the agreement, CNBC will become LinkedIn’s preferred business media provider and will offer CNBC text, articles and blogs, financial data, and video content selected from its nearly 100 on-air interviews broadcast each day to LinkedIn’s large, growing, global user base.
Conversely, community-generated content from LinkedIn will be broadcast on CNBC including survey results and on-air Q&As with CNBC guests and reporters. In addition, CNBC will integrate LinkedIn community and networking functionality into CNBC.com, enabling users to share and discuss news with their professional networks.Â
Read the full release here.
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