Sam Thielman of Variety writes Monday that Fox Business Network was able to cover the international stock market crash while competitors CNBC and Bloomberg TV ran taped content because of the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday.
“With fears of a U.S. recession taking a huge toll internationally, the ‘live from the stock market’ hook that has looked silly in the past suddenly had a great deal of immediacy, and having reporters like Ashley Webster report live from London unexpectedly gave the fledgling channel a leg up on the competition.”
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