CNBC, Bloomberg Television and Fox Business Network are each projected to post even higher double-digit gains in ad revenue this year, according to SNL Kagan.
“The media sector analyst projections have Fox Business slated to show a 51 percent uptick in ad revenue. Launched in October 2007, it grew off from a smaller subscriber base than its rivals.
“Fox Business, which like The Post, is owned by News Corp., is set to pull in $25 million in net ad revenue, according to Kagan predictions.
“Meanwhile, sector leader CNBC is forecast to post $273 million, an 11-percent increase.”
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