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Bloomberg-ing Of BusinessWeek Begins: Editor Out
8:45AM Ryan Tate | Steve Adler resigned as editor in chief of BusinessWeek, the New York Post’s Keith Kelly reports, effective as soon as Bloomberg LP completed its expected takeover of the McGraw-Hill magazine. This was to be expected. More »
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Bloomberg Buys BusinessWeek
7:37AM Gabriel Snyder | BusinessWeek fire sale: Bloomberg pays less than $US5 million cash, plus debt and gulp severance.
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How Scared Should Businessweek’s Staff Be?
1:54AM Hamilton Nolan | Most of the serious bidders for Businessweek have dropped away, leaving Bloomberg as the leading candidate. We know BW’s not exactly a fountain of profit these days. But would Bloomberg really gut the magazine’s entire staff? More »
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Enter The Editor Of Dramatic Exits
5:24AM Ryan Tate | Bloomberg has hired Dan Colarusso as its managing editor for U.S. television. It will be interesting to see how an editor known for his bright-burning departures melds with the combustible financial news company. More »
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Matthew Winkler Hates The International Herald Tribune?
2:08AM Hamilton Nolan | How is Matthew Winkler, bow-tied tyrant-in-chief at Bloomberg News, quashing his staffers’ dreams today? By making his underlings suffer because of a grudge he has against one of the world’s most prestigious papers, according to an insider. More »
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Bloomberg Brags About Lamest ‘Scoop’ Ever
3:16AM Ryan Tate | Bloomberg’s been bragging it suddenly tripled its number of scoops in the first quarter. How did the financial wire do it? A company mole forwarded along one particularly egregious example. More »
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Bloomberg’s Dubious Claim: Three Times Scoopier This Year
5:13AM Ryan Tate | Bloomberg retains a reputation as the most brutal and authoritarian of the news wires, so it’s no wonder the company is churning out internal memos that could pass for North Korean propaganda. Scoop production increased threefold, says the glorious regime. More »
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