People at CNBC Are Relieved That Maria Bartiromo Left by JOE
WEISENTHAL DEC. 5, 2013
The entire financial TV industry is in a state of flux.
The Wall Street Journal recently
reported on the dismal ratings at CNBC, Fox Business, and Bloomberg.
Bloomberg, meanwhile, is in the midst of some kind reassessment of its TV
business, and there's widespread apprehension there about what the next
direction is for the network.
And the big momentous event was the recent departure of
Maria Bartiromo from CNBC to Fox Business.
Bartiromo is the biggest star in financial TV history, and
her leaving the biggest network to go to a much smaller rival is a major
moment.
So what's the mood at CNBC following this departure?
One person who was at CNBC headquarters the day after
Bartiromo's departure actually described a widespread sense of
"relief."
It's not that Bartiromo was disliked. It's that CNBC, according to multiple
sources, is an insanely competitive place internally, Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/departure-of-maria-bartiromo-at-cnbc-frees-up-guests-2013-12?op=1
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