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Twitter partners Bloomberg to roll out news

Twitter is expanding its live broadcasting services and has partnered with Bloomberg to create a 24/7 video news channel. The new breaking news network will be launched in the autumn of 2017.

Reuters reports that the social media giant has also boosted its portfolio with 12 new services, including WNBA games, a morning current events and news show aimed at millenials, in partnership with Buzzfeed, called Morning Feed, a gadgets show called Circuit Breaker from tech news site, The Verge and a partnership with Live Nation that will see live concerts streamed on the social media platform.

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“The stage is set for innovation in news and Bloomberg is taking on that challenge. Twitter’s speed and vast global network of content and commentary combined with the high quality, editorial rigor of Bloomberg is a unique and powerful combination. Our collaboration will bring these forces together through live video and the related conversation,” said Anthony Noto, COO of Twitter.

“Adding these 12 new live deals tonight is a testament to the success of our only-on-Twitter experience, combining high quality streaming video with our only-on-Twitter conversation,” Noto added.

 

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