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Bloomberg Television just became Twitter’s newest partner in its effort to blend real-time tweets with live streamed video. The companies say this morning that Twitter will offer Bloomberg’s markets coverage as well as weekday programs including Bloomberg West (about tech news), What’d You Miss? (a global markets…

UPDATED 5:34 PM: Comcast has issued a statement on the FCC’s decision. "We are disappointed that the FCC failed to constrain the Media Bureau's overly broad construction of the News Neighborhooding Condition,” says Sena Fitzmaurice, the company’s VP Government Communications. “As it is currently being interpreted, the…

Washington, DC, April 25, 2013–Bloomberg L.P. today announced that David Plouffe, former campaign manager and White House senior advisor to President Obama, has joined the company as contributor and strategic advisor for Bloomberg Television. As contributor, Plouffe will appear regularly on Bloomberg Television to…

When a show creator thinks about distribution methods “then you’re not doing your job,” the executive producer told Bloomberg Television’s Trish Regan on Street Smart. “At the end of the day you have to be truthful to the characters and the story.” But Steven Levitan recognizes that platforms have different demands…

This is essentially the job that respected producer Dan Colarusso had up to November when he leaped to Reuters. Arnall will set the daily editorial agenda and oversee bureaus in cities including Washington and San Francisco. But Arnall will be more focused on multimedia than Colarusso was as head of U.S…

Bloomberg Media has found a replacement for David Rhodes, who left in the spring to become president of CBS News. Andrew Morse, executive producer of innovation and integration for ABC News Digital, has been named head of Bloomberg Television in the U.S., reporting to Andy Lack, CEO of the Bloomberg Media Group. Most…

I’d be stunned if Comcast and Bloomberg TV don’t settle their spat about Bloomberg’s channel position on Comcast cable systems before the FCC has to step in. But for now their saber-rattling makes for entertaining theater about an interesting question: What did the FCC mean when, in approving Comcast’s acquisition of…