Banned in China: Bloomberg and New York Times say they had no choice

Should news outlets in China engage in occasional self-censorship for the greater good of reaching readers and projecting influence? Read more at GigaOM »

Should news outlets in China engage in occasional self-censorship for the greater good of reaching readers and projecting influence? Read more at GigaOM »
A new version of Bloomberg’s iPad app reflects a shift to mobile and tablet usage among financial professionals. The pattern mirrors what’s taking place in the consumer realm. Read more »
The financial company Bloomberg says it will add Twitter to its platforms now that the SEC has given a green light to companies to use social media to announce market moving news. Read more »
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Last years’ gigantic court fight between Apple and Samsung continues to have ripples in the court and the press. This week, an appeals court agreed to let the New York Times and others argue that documents in the case should not be secret. Read more »
Financial giant Bloomberg has opened an app store in which it wil take 30 percent of revenue. The move is significant because it is the first time the tightly-controlled company is opening up its rich pools of data to outside developers. Read more »

Bloomberg, the mighty news and data empire owned by the mayor of New York City, is an unlikely candidate to strike a blow for flexible copyright laws. Read more »
Should the New York Times charge hedge funds or large financial institutions more for early access to market-moving stories like its Walmart exposé? Reuters blogger Felix Salmon says yes, but doing this would fundamentally change what the New York Times and its journalism are all about. Read more at GigaOM »
Although the writing has been on the wall for traditional print-based media for some time, few companies have made any dramatic steps to try and adapt because they are too busy running their existing businesses. That’s why digital-native entities will almost always win. Read more at GigaOM »
New York City will receive millions from domain name sales at no risk to tax-payers, according to a spokesperson for NYC Digital. Read more »
Executives today lifted the curtain on “Bloomberg NEXT,” a new edition of the company’s core product that Bloomberg LP says will provide use… Read more »
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Amazon (NSDQ: AMZN) Prime has three to five million members, according to “people familiar with the matter” cited Bloomberg. The main thrust… Read more »
News Corp. (NSDQ: NWS) has appointed Lex Fenwick as the CEO of Dow Jones & Company, filling the position left open following Les Hinton’s re… Read more »
The judge in a controversial copyright case between Bloomberg News and watch-maker Swatch has changed his mind about whether it is legal to… Read more »
News Corp has stopped stonewalling about The Daily’s circulation following reports from Bloomberg that the tablet tabloid had 120,000 weekly… Read more »
For some time now, so-called patent trolls have aggressively targeted the biggest tech companies in the world. Now, they seem to be setting… Read more »
Last month, Bloomberg made it known that it was quite unhappy with where Bloomberg TV was being placed in Comcast’s TV lineup. Bloomberg, wh… Read more »
Bloomberg doesn’t feel like its financial news channel is in the right kind of “neighborhood,” according to a legal complaint filed with the… Read more »
For the past year, Bloomberg has been working on rounding out its financial data and news content with the addition of other areas. The late… Read more »
If the words “Bloomberg” and “fantasy football” seem incongruous, the financial media company is hoping to change that impression with the r… Read more »
Some eight months after announcing a partnership for a co-branded online business page, the Washington Post (NYSE: WPO) and Bloomberg have f… Read more »
Since we didn’t get early access, but WSJ did and wrote two long stories on it, we can only make it easier for you to digest those. Hence th… Read more »
Courtesy the exclusive they gave to WSJ tonight. Wonder why they didn’t give it to us…hmm.
Here is a teaser cover from this week’s BW. Read more »
Bloomberg.com began showing off its new look earlier today, but sometime in the next few months, the site will also be sporting a paywall ar… Read more »
As the print edition of Bloomberg Businessweek gets rebooted later this week, Bloomberg.com is unveiling its makeover a little earlier. Asid… Read more »
…With an earnest young editor, too polished for his own good. Except this isn’t a sketch, it is real. BusinessWeek under Bloomberg, brilli… Read more »
Bloomberg has created a new post to oversee its worldwide mobile strategy and has hired Oke Okaro from ESPN (NYSE: DIS) for the role. Okaro… Read more »
The San Francisco Chronicle is the latest newspaper to team with the Bloomberg News Service and its 50-person Bay Area bureau for business c… Read more »
About 25 staffers were let go from Bloomberg BusinessWeek as the title prepares for its major redesign late next month. Among the 25 who wer… Read more »
Bloomberg, which is on a mandate to move into various verticals beyond its core, has now acquired Fairfax, VA-based government data publishe… Read more »
As a former executive at public companies NBC Universal (NYSE: GE) and *Sony* BMG, Bloomberg’s Andy Lack appreciates the virtues of being at… Read more »
Paul Bascobert is the new president of Bloomberg BusinessWeek, succeeding Keth Fox, who is staying at McGraw-Hill (NYSE: MHP). Bloomberg exe… Read more »
Talk about optimism: Peter Grauer, Bloomberg’s chairman, thinks the news industry may be at the bottom of its slump cycle, he tells FT; read… Read more »
The integration of Bloomberg BusinessWeek is complete, as the first print issue bearing Bloomberg’s name is hitting the newsstands now, four… Read more »
Yes, it’s a bit over the top to compare buying a magazine with matters of war but getting the word that Bloomberg’s acquisition of BusinessW… Read more »
So the cuts and changes will happen anyway, despite whatever the promises were, reminiscent of the Murdoch’s promises to the Bancroft family… Read more »
BusinessWeek, now under Bloomberg, has made its first senior appointment, and has gone outside the company for it: Josh Tyrangiel would be a… Read more »
At an all-hands meeting at BusinessWeek’s offices today, new owner Bloomberg Read more »
Last Friday Peter Kafka over at MediaMemo reported some details – and we picked it up — of ZelnickMedia’s bid for BusinessWeek, and if it w… Read more »
Matthew Winkler is the editor-in-chief of Bloomberg News. Today, little else needs to be said by way of introduction. It wasn Read more »
Matthew Winkler is the editor-in-chief of Bloomberg News. Our ContentSutra editor Sruthijith KK spoke to him by phone this week on the compa… Read more »
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