Dow Jones & Co. announced Monday that it has formed a strategic alliance with Agencia EFE, a Spanish news agency.
The new real-time newswire will draw upon the coverage of Spanish companies and policy-making in EFE’s economic service, EFECOM, and the international financial and market reporting of Dow Jones en Español to offer clients expanded coverage of Spanish business, including regional reporting and analysis of small and mid-cap stocks. The joint service to be based in Madrid, will also have a dedicated editorial staff to produce original content in Spanish.
“This agreement with EFE, the recent acquisition of Betten Financial News BV, the Dutch-language news service and, the arrangement enabling Dow Jones Newswires to distribute editorial content from Agence France-Presse all underscore our broader strategy to invest in expanding our global editorial assets. We’re dedicated to increasing our coverage of local markets in local languages, and forging this alliance helps us to better serve the needs of our Spanish-language customers,� said Clare Hart, executive vice president, Dow Jones & Co., in a statement.
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