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- Bell Media and Bloomberg Media announced Monday that the two companies have partnered to transform and rebrand BNN into “BNN Bloomberg.” The two companies said the channel and its digital properties will relaunch in spring of this year, with Bloomberg content and reporters added to all of BNN’s platforms.
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Jan 8, 2018 · The Canadian channel closed last fall and was replaced by Bloomberg’s global service. Since BNN already produces over 12 hours of television every day, the new BNN Bloomberg relies far less on the Bloomberg global service than the previous Canadian service.
Jan 8, 2018 · By The Canadian Press TORONTO—Business news channel BNN is going to become BNN Bloomberg this spring following a partnership deal between its corporate parent Bell Media and Bloomberg Media.
Jan 8, 2018 · The partnership will also see an increase in BNN’s syndicated radio content available for distribution to Bell Media radio stations, including rights to distribute the Bloomberg Radio livestream in Canada and a new channel on iHeartRadio.
Jan 8, 2018 · Bell Media Radio will integrate the broad array of short- and long-form radio reports and programs into its stations across Canada. The two partners will also combine BNN’s broadcast simulcast with Bloomberg’s leading business radio product to create a new radio channel on iHeartRadio. About BNN.
Nov 17, 2015 · Channel Zero and Bloomberg are pleased to announce the launch of Bloomberg TV Canada, the 24/7 Canadian business and financial news television channel.
Feb 26, 2015 · Bloomberg, the global business and financial news and data leader, and Channel Zero, an independent Canadian media company, today announced an agreement to launch a Canadian business news...
Feb 8, 2024 · Bell Media's internal memo details significant changes to CTV and BNN Bloomberg's programming. Local noon newscasts will be dropped in all but Toronto, while weekend evening news will continue only in Toronto, Montreal, and Ottawa.
