Expect Bloomberg Politics to change dramatically after the Presidential innauguration in January. The news service will have staff changes and will end its daily politics show “With All Due Respect.”
John Heilemann and Mark Halperin, the show’s hosts, will make their final appearance on Bloomberg January 20, inauguration day.
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The New York Times reported on a memo sent to Bloomberg staff. The memo John Micklethwait, the editor in chief of Bloomberg, and Justin B. Smith, chief executive of Bloomberg Media, said “In the coming weeks, as Washington transitions from the Obama administration to the incoming Trump administration, our Bloomberg Politics team will transition as well — shifting our focus to the impact of politics and policy on the business and financial world.”
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Bloomberg is also upgrading its magazine, Bloomberg Businessweek. Ellen Pollock, the editor-in-chief of Bloomberg Businessweek, has been let go.
Bloomberg News also laid off 30 journalists last week as part of its reorganization.
