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Wall St Journal radio network gone at end of year

All I know is I'm glad the program is still on the air. Like some, I was surprised to hear it still on the air after the New Year.

The WSJ morning news show (Now known as "This Morning with Gorden Deal") is a really good one, and Gordon Deal does a great job. I listen to it every morning.
 
Patrice Sikora whose WSJ reports were heard on the 5-6 am News Hour on WABC is now with Bloomberg Radio. She had a good repore with Noam Laden and the hosts who preceded him.

There were no business reports this morning on WABC. I wonder if they're negotiating with a service (maybe Bloomberg?) to resume those :26 and :56 reports. Business reports are important in "the business capital of the world."
 
WWJ, in Detroit, has moved it's business source to Bloomberg from Dow Jones. I thought this would be a good opening for a 'Fox Business' branded product, but apparently that will not come to pass as the opportunity has passed.
 
Also announced today that Bloomberg will provide content for all CBS News stations.

BTW I see that the CNBC Radio service is still available, even though the rest of NBC Radio News was shut down last year.
 
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Glad to hear Patrice Sikora landed a new gig with Blooberg. She could be interject some light banter at times, pleasant voice as well. Good for her.
 
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Compass, which now distributes Gordon Deal's new show, stepped into the remainder of the void that the demise of WSJ Radio created with 'Your Money Now' to replace the Dow Jones radio reports. Salem's talker in Detroit, WDTK ('The Patriot') is using this service so I presume Salem picked it up for all of their talkers.

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