Alex Weprin of TVNewser takes a look at the new CNBC set on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange that the business news network will begin using soon.
“‘We love buzz, and every morning they are going to ring the bell up in that balcony, it will be like broadcasting from Times Square, where every day is New Years Eve,’ CNBC anchor Carl Quintanilla told us on the NYSE trading floor.
“Indeed, the set is no more than 10 feet from where the opening and closing bells are run, directly underneath the balcony that viewers routinely see on cable news.
“CNBC will be keeping its space on a separate balcony overlooking the trading floor, where it will be used primarily by producers and technicians, who can control small robotic cameras that will be mounted to a custom track system on the new set. Quintanilla says that being at ground-level will be a significant upgrade to the current setup.”
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