Every weekday beginning March 15, Bloomberg will take a look at a different industry or way of life that underwent a monumental change in the past year due to COVID-19. From restaurants to supermarkets, from airline travel to working from home, the last 12 months have been a year like no other. The series will begin with a deep dive, spending 3-5 minutes exploring the year overall. Subsequent installments will run 60-seconds each. The special series is available to all Bloomberg Radio affiliates.
Topics to be covered in the series include:
- How restaurants pivoted to delivery
- Family fun centers get hit hard; rely on reservations to survive
- Small retailers increase their online presence
- Travel agencies struggle; now, they’re preparing for a surge
- Companies branch out from their core offerings
- Home shopping forever changed
- Unexpected demand disrupts the supply chain
- A push to make new outdoor spaces permanent
- The push for racial justice amid the pandemic boosts business for Black-owned enterprises
- Alcohol
- How post-pandemic office life will look
- Sports betting wins
- Businesses ask for flexibility from their landlords
- Movie theaters pivot from new releases to private showings of “the classics”
- Newspapers accelerate the pivot to online-only
Dennis Green, Chief Revenue Officer, Key Networks, noted: “Bloomberg’s news team has once again produced content for our affiliates that provides an in-depth look at a story that impacts listeners across the country. This is the type of service and information that Bloomberg affiliates receive 24/7, 365 that is second to none.”
For more information and to get Bloomberg Radio for your station, contact Dennis Green, Chief Revenue Officer, Key Networks, at 844.KEY.NETS or dennis@keynetworks.com.
For advertisers and sponsors, contact Deidra Hoye, SVP, Ad Sales, Key Networks, at 310.739.8015 or deidra@keynetworks.com.
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