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Author:  MilwaukeeMak [ Fri Mar 23, 2012 11:13 pm ]
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http://www.businessinsider.com/bloomber ... obs-2012-3
http://www.mediabistro.com/tvnewser/blo ... bs_b117393

If this continues, looks like FBN will the only alternative to CNBC left. Who would've known. Sad.
Author:  DenisMa [ Sat Mar 24, 2012 2:41 pm ]
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Boo Boo. That stinks. I have to agree about Cris too. She should have been a part of the BW team. A show with her and Emily hosting would have been great.
Author:  MilwaukeeMak [ Sun Mar 25, 2012 7:43 pm ]
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And these articles doesn't help matters either:

http://gawker.com/5875843/a-handwritten ... mothership
http://gawker.com/5875969/more-bloomber ... -workplace
http://gawker.com/5876437/the-salad-day ... ia-company

If Bloomberg TV closes just like CNNfn did, what will be the future of most of their anchor/reporters? Where will they go? And how will it affect FBN and CNBC?
Author:  DenisMa [ Sun Mar 25, 2012 11:48 pm ]
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That doesn't sound good. The free food part sounds good though. Ha ha. Just kidding. It's good that Margaret Brennan is at the NYSE then. I hope things change around. Doesn't sound like a good place now.
Author:  KirbbDogg [ Mon Mar 26, 2012 12:17 am ]
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I wonder if this has anything to do with TV news caps yanking all there caps from bloomberg. TVnewscaps got some memo about not being alond to post pics or talk about bloomberg. I thought it might be about posting caps. But after reading all these links. And I thought MSNBC was bad. It's too bad. I had some really high hopes for Bloomberg with Trish comming in.
Author:  DenisMa [ Mon Mar 26, 2012 12:30 am ]
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Hmm. I hadn't heard about that. Still a lot of them on YT though. I mean not just from them as well. Yes, I hope things change around.
Author:  MilwaukeeMak [ Mon Mar 26, 2012 4:59 am ]
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This is starting to remind me of how Fox News came out of nowhere to win the ratings due to CNN and MSNBC falling apart in the early 2000's. It took awhile due to business news' smaller audience and a mistakes by them when they started, but I think FBN's rise is starting to finally play out. Should be a very interesting year in the TV financial news game.

Also: I won't be surprised if Bloomberg TV shuts down by 2013-2014.
Author:  Gambit [ Mon Mar 26, 2012 7:14 am ]
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KirbbDogg wrote:
I wonder if this has anything to do with TV news caps yanking all there caps from bloomberg. TVnewscaps got some memo about not being alond to post pics or talk about bloomberg. I thought it might be about posting caps. But after reading all these links. And I thought MSNBC was bad. It's too bad. I had some really high hopes for Bloomberg with Trish comming in.


It's true. I had to take down all Bloomberg content on that forum due to copyright claims. :x
Author:  MilwaukeeMak [ Mon Mar 26, 2012 8:35 am ]
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Gambit wrote:
KirbbDogg wrote:
I wonder if this has anything to do with TV news caps yanking all there caps from bloomberg. TVnewscaps got some memo about not being alond to post pics or talk about bloomberg. I thought it might be about posting caps. But after reading all these links. And I thought MSNBC was bad. It's too bad. I had some really high hopes for Bloomberg with Trish comming in.


It's true. I had to take down all Bloomberg content on that forum due to copyright claims. :x


Another nail in the coffin. Don't feel so bad. I've heard some stories about that place. Kooky would be a understatement. The Bloomberg thread on here should be locked in protest.
Author:  pacificRT [ Mon Mar 26, 2012 9:23 am ]
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DenisMa wrote:
That doesn't sound good. The free food part sounds good though. Ha ha. Just kidding. It's good that Margaret Brennan is at the NYSE then. I hope things change around. Doesn't sound like a good place now.


Geez!! :Coyote

And you'd think the place was some kind of paradise from the tour Gigi Stone gave last year:
viewtopic.php?f=40&t=152879



They must have decided to get one of their best babes to go by a force-fed script--
wonder how much was just "company propaganda"?
:?

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Author:  KirbbDogg [ Mon Mar 26, 2012 10:33 am ]
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from watching them on TV some of the shows are good. sounds like they need to get there back stage crap in order.
Author:  MilwaukeeMak [ Mon Mar 26, 2012 8:16 pm ]
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pacificRT wrote:
DenisMa wrote:
That doesn't sound good. The free food part sounds good though. Ha ha. Just kidding. It's good that Margaret Brennan is at the NYSE then. I hope things change around. Doesn't sound like a good place now.


Geez!! :Coyote

And you'd think the place was some kind of paradise from the tour Gigi Stone gave last year:
viewtopic.php?f=40&t=152879



They must have decided to get one of their best babes to go by a force-fed script--
wonder how much was just "company propaganda"?
:?

.


It IS propaganda. FWIH, that place brainwashes place. I'm surprised they let this "babe phase" last this long. :Crazy
Author:  KirbbDogg [ Wed Mar 28, 2012 11:50 am ]
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I wondewr what trish is thinking about all of this ? Seeing how Bloomberg is pinning everything on her.
Author:  MilwaukeeMak [ Wed Mar 28, 2012 1:53 pm ]
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I won't be surprised if a few more Bloomberg veterans get the heave ho soon... Bloomberg is collapsing as we speak :( :cry:

Surprised ICN and other cable news blogs haven't heard of this...
Author:  pacificRT [ Wed Mar 28, 2012 4:32 pm ]
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KirbbDogg wrote:
I wondewr what trish is thinking about all of this ?



Probably that CNBC isn't looking so bad after all. :mrgreen:

I don't recall, though --did we ever figure out if they let her contract run out, or did Trish go job hunting on her own?


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Author:  KirbbDogg [ Wed Mar 28, 2012 7:42 pm ]
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Bloomberg in London seems to be ok. It's just the US one is having all there iusse's. As far as Trish go's. I read on Mediaite she walked out. And it was after CNBC started pushing Missla Francis after erin Bernet left. When that spot should have went to Trish or Missla Lee. and then 6 months later Missla Francs walked out on them for FBN.

I'm shocked she went to Bloomberg myself. I thought she would go to ABC Fox or even Current. I think she join bloomberg seeing how well they did when Bloomberg did the GOP debate. and that Bloomberg would make her the face of there network. From watching Bloomberg and reading these links. I think they are pinning everything on Trish. If they get there act's together backstage and get some new managent I think they might have a shot. But if Trish is going to be the face of Bloomberg. I think she would be better having her own show on primetime. And not push her on street smart. That is Lisa's show.
Author:  DenisMa [ Wed Mar 28, 2012 7:46 pm ]
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Walking out is interesting. I mean CNBC has been not a good place for its female stars. They just don't seem to use them well and then they leave. They see the writing on the wall, I guess. I have to agree about London. It's getting better. Yes, I have to agree. Fox seems more of a fit for her especially clothing-wise. They seemed to have tone her down a little. I agree. The prime time could be better. Don't repeat Pimm for example. Something post- market might be a little difficult. I mean later than Pimm's show. Makes it even more difficult. But Trish could pull in the viewers though. Yeah, Lisa. Keep her on Street Smart.
Author:  KirbbDogg [ Wed Mar 28, 2012 8:30 pm ]
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NBC news as a whole has iusse's with backstage politcs. And pushing the wrong peolpe due to having a well known last name or friends with a higher up or one who is a on air talent. Or they don't live up to some old standrd that is no lorger realivent. The fact that they past over Trish of Milssa francs and Millsa walks out 6 months after. That was big blunder for CNBC. And Francs was never up to that level that trish Erin and Millsa Lee are at. Almost as Bad as MSNBC letting Keith Obermen walk out.

I could see Trish doing a show a 8 pm like what you said or do overall news and poltics. As far as Street Smart go's if they have to have a 3rd wheel. I think they should have kept Lisa and put her with Jule Hynman. They should just look at Bloonberg London and look how everything is going well for them and why it works. And try to work that in for them.
Author:  DenisMa [ Wed Mar 28, 2012 9:33 pm ]
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KirbbDogg wrote:
NBC news as a whole has iusse's with backstage politcs. And pushing the wrong peolpe due to having a well known last name or friends with a higher up or one who is a on air talent. Or they don't live up to some old standrd that is no lorger realivent. The fact that they past over Trish of Milssa francs and Millsa walks out 6 months after. That was big blunder for CNBC. And Francs was never up to that level that trish Erin and Millsa Lee are at. Almost as Bad as MSNBC letting Keith Obermen walk out.

I could see Trish doing a show a 8 pm like what you said or do overall news and poltics. As far as Street Smart go's if they have to have a 3rd wheel. I think they should have kept Lisa and put her with Jule Hynman. They should just look at Bloonberg London and look how everything is going well for them and why it works. And try to work that in for them.


Yeah, must be something in the water over there. Yes, good point. Melissa leaving so quickly after Trish left. Also the fact that both Rebecca Jarvis and Erin Burnett leave and they get their own shows. Well, Rebecca just twice a week. Still. Yeah, Melissa Lee is all over the place. They keep her and she does a lot. JUlie would be good but I think she is pregnant. Looked a bit bigger than before. I hope that is that. Don't tell her I said anything if it isn't...Yeah and London is a bit iffy with Francine gone but they manage to do well. Only thing is that I wish they split up Owen and Linzie more. I liked how they would toss back to each other and we would get some nice long views especially of Linzie's legs! But yes, some good women over there. Caroline with her own show is nice!
Author:  KirbbDogg [ Wed Mar 28, 2012 11:56 pm ]
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I think Juile is too. But after she has the baby. Then bring her in. And have Shannion Pettypeace fill in every now and then on there show's. Betty show is good. The additions of that Asian guy and Shela or help make that show better. Inside Track is good to with Stephine Sara and scarlet and that Eric guy. If Dedra Boltion does get canned. It's easy to fit Sara in that spot. I would get rid of Tom Kean seeing how he looks a lot like Mike Baricoe from moring joe.. And he is draging bloomberg down and Pimm Fox show. I would put Carol Masser in Pimm's spot. And give Trish a primetime spot if she is going to be the face of that network.
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