Fox Business Network, which last month was live on the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, is once again live on President’s Day while competitor CNBC is running taped programming.
Only Fox Business was live Monday when the news broke that the British government confirmed that it is nationalizing Northern Rock.
Fox Business showed part of Prime Minister Gordon Brown’s press conference live and London-based Fox Business correspondent Ashley Webster offered analysis from Westminster on how the U.K. goverment blamed the U.S. subprime mortgage market for its travails.
In addition, Fox Business promoted itself being live on Monday while its competitors weren’t with an ad in The Wall Street Journal.
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Who cares. No one is watching anyways!
I had to watch. My hedge fund needed the info. And guess what? We're switching at least some of the screens permanently to Fox. They were right on the NR story which we needed to hear, but what was good was they did it every half hour. alot. good stuff. I've already told you more than you want to know. I'm done.
Bloomberg TV was live too.