Wide World of Women

Josh Tyrangiel from Bloomberg Newsweek will help run day to day operations at BTV temporaily, expect changes to dayside from what's in the article:

http://www.capitalnewyork.com/article/m ... el-lead-tv

I hope some changes are made to the European shows. Has been fairly dull viewing this year apart from Caroline Hyde.

Get Caroline on the desk...

Guessing all shows except Money Moves and Street Smart may see some changes.

Should be interesting to see what changes are made. I hope they don't do anything to the Asia show's as they are pretty good right now.

Pretty sure they're mainly focusing on Bloomberg USA. Europe and Asia have their own directors.

Get rid of the desks & the laptops

The US channel needs a major overhaul.

Shocking: Sara Eisen jumps to CNBC

http://www.talkingbiznews.com/1/bloombe ... g-to-cnbc/

Yes,Stephanie in particular. I miss seeing her legs

I think she might be the next to jump. Susan Li also has left too.

Helps CNBC and hurts Bloomberg
Follows in the footsteps of Erin Burnett and Melissa Lee, who made the same move

Yea when her legs arent on display, shes very annoying.

I liked Sara Eisen too, but she also fell under the annoying category.

Damn, Sara Eisen jumping ship. Bloomberg has excellent info but needs desperately to step up their entertainment value. The news room is excellent but they need new sets for the anchors and co hosts. Remember, even though they deliver serious financial news the viewer needs eye candy as well.

For starters, the morning show "In the loop" with Betty Liu needs a total revamp. Betty has great legs and they're never on display anymore. "Market Makers" with Stephanie Ruhle...the desk needs to go. Stephanie always and I mean always wears a short skirt. Ratings would most definitely go up if you get her out from behind the desk. The next couple of shows need to be axed all together. Deirdre and Trish's show should stay but be revamped as well. These broads are too fine to be hidden away behind desks, Bloomberg terminals and laptops. That's my 2 cents.

Peace...

http://www.businessinsider.com/bloomber ... ak-2013-11

There's also problems on Bloomberg's print side. Layoffs will soon come due to the China mess. I wonder Bloomberg is going to start talking to several buyers for a potential sale of the TV/Radio properties, based on the uncertain future of the properties and talent jumping ship....

http://www.mediabistro.com/tvspy/bloomb ... ts_b109185

Bloomberg to end local market reports. I wonder where Jane King will head next?

Bloomberg LP already running the radio division at a loss. As long as Mike has 75% of the market covered with Bloomberg terminals, he can afford it.

Peace...