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Bloomberg Brings Financial Videos to AOL
ADOTAS – Capitalizing on America’s newfound obsession with everything finance-related, Bloomberg Television will provide video for AOL’s Money & Finance portal. This is a first for Bloomberg, which has never offered its videos outside of Bloomberg.com. AOL’s money site will feature 20 new finance-related video clips from Bloomberg Television a day [...] more...
ClipSyndicate Welcomes Bloomberg Television to Roster
ClipSyndicate, a video syndication service, has announced the addition of Bloomberg Television to their roster of partners on their site. ClipSyndicate allows web publishers and video content producers across various industries to broadcast advertiser-sponsored news segments. The site enables these publishers to monetize their content and extend [...] more...
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