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Exclusive Desktop Access to CNBC/Dow Jones Business Video for $7.95

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The Wall Street Journal Interactive Edition has announced an exclusive arrangement with CNBC/Dow Jones Business Video, offering Interactive Journal subscribers direct-to-the-desktop access to live audio and video coverage of market-moving news and events, along with archived multimedia, for a discounted price of $7.95 per month. This special offer allows subscribers to access the full library of over 14,000 archived pieces, including conferences, speeches, and major industry events. The partnership aims to further enhance the understanding and interpretation of major business and news events for Interactive Journal subscribers.

Key Takeaways:

  • Interactive Journal subscribers can now access CNBC/Dow Jones Business Video's full library of over 14,000 archived pieces for $7.95 per month, a third of the monthly retail price.
  • The special offer includes live audio and video coverage of market-moving news and events, as well as archived multimedia news clips.
  • The partnership aims to provide Interactive Journal subscribers with a deeper understanding and interpretation of major business and news events.
  • Neil Budde, vice president and editor of The Wall Street Journal Interactive Edition, stated that many subscribers have shown a keen interest in watching or listening to events behind the news.
  • Michael Wheeler, president of CNBC/Dow Jones Business Video, commented that the partnership is ideal due to The Wall Street Journal Interactive Edition's subscribers being sophisticated businesspeople who understand the value of financial information.
  • The Interactive Journal subscription offer includes access to customized daily news packages, called Newspacks, which allow corporations and financial institutions to offer up-to-the-minute video news and commentary on their Web sites.
  • CNBC/Dow Jones Business Video also extends its video production and news gathering expertise to design multimedia projects such as Virtual Road Shows, Conference Coverage, and other presentations for use on Intranet or Internet sites.

Statistics:

  • The Wall Street Journal Interactive Edition subscribers can access almost 15,000 archived pieces for $7.95 per month, a significant discount from the retail price.
  • The special offer provides access to live audio and video coverage of market-moving news and events, offering Interactive Journal subscribers a unique opportunity to stay up-to-date on financial news and analysis.
  • The partnership aims to enhance the understanding and interpretation of major business and news events for Interactive Journal subscribers, who can now access a vast library of multimedia content.

Sources:

  • "New York--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 10, 1998--"
  • The Wall Street Journal Interactive Edition (http://wsj.com)
  • CNBC/Dow Jones Business Video (http://cnbcdowjones.com)
  • About Dow Jones Interactive Publishing (http://ip.dowjones.com)
  • Dow Jones & Company (NYSE: DJ)
  • CNBC/Dow Jones Business Video
  • The Wall Street Journal, The Wall Street Journal Interactive Edition, and Dow Jones Interactive are marks of Dow Jones & Company, Inc. or its subsidiaries.

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