Re:Bloomberg just bought CityLab and put half its reporters ...
by thawaway1837 on Friday December 13, 2019 @09:31PM
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Bloomberg News likely does not make money (I.e. a profit).
The terminals do and very likely subsidize the news.
If the News side makes money, it’s likely because they get to share all the administrative costs with the terminal side.
Re:Bloomberg just bought CityLab and put half its reporters ...
by cgb223 on Friday December 13, 2019 @09:35PM
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What’s a terminal in this context?
Re:Bloomberg just bought CityLab and put half its reporters ...
by bransonf on Friday December 13, 2019 @09:41PM
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Probably referring to the Bloomberg Terminal [0] as in the hardware/software product that offers real-time economic data and enables a large portion of the market’s electronic trading.
Re:Bloomberg just bought CityLab and put half its reporters ...
by odyssey7 on Friday December 13, 2019 @09:44PM
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It's a computer Bloomberg produces with access to data, news, and tools used by workers in the finance industry. A subscription for one is around $20,000 per year, and there are currently 100,000s of active subscriptions.
Re:Bloomberg just bought CityLab and put half its reporters ...
by formercoder on Friday December 13, 2019 @08:45PM
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Economy of scale, fixed costs spread over more reporters, lower cost of capital. It’s cheaper to be big.
Maybe the smaller publications can mimic their business model?