Douglas McIntyre of 24/7 Wall Street reports that business news cable network CNBC is making sure that its regular guests don’t show up anywhere else.
“In a note to Fox producers an executive at Jefferies & Co. said he could not appear on the new network without losing his place on CNBC. Arthur R. Hogan, the Director, Global Equity Product at the investment bank, wrote Fox ‘CNBC has put pressure on me not to do spots for any other business news stations.’
“CNBC executive editor Nick Dunn must not think he can compete with Fox head-to-head. In another e-mail quoted by ‘Inside Cable News’ he wrote a guest ‘Saw you on the new network. Please don’t make that a regular thing.'”
Read more here. Hey, at least it shows Dunn is watching.
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CNBC thinks it does you a favor by deigning to let you donate your time to their network free of charge. Fox may have the same attitude but CNBC pushes arrogance to new limits.