Noah Davis of The Business Insider writes Wednesday about Bloomberg Markets, the business magazine from Bloomberg LP that caters to extremely high-end readers with an international focus with its coverage.
“As advertising sales director for the Americas Chris Kurtz told the Wire in the Bloomberg Tower, ‘Nobody has this audience. These guys are rich. They don’t shop, they buy, and they run the world’s money.’
“His words contain some trademark salesman bravado… but he also raises a fair point. The magazine, distributed to 155 countries, sits in the offices of some of the world’s most important people. (And according to a survey, 85% of them read the April 2011 issue.)
“So no, do not be embarrassed if you have never heard of Bloomberg Markets.
“But here’s the rub: You should know Markets. Not because it caters to the rich and important, but because the publication consistently produces some of the best investigative journalism about the financial sector, an area where virtually everyone agrees we need more eyeballs.”
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