On
January 1st the Bloomberg Law’s executives and sales team relocated from the
Bloomberg Headquarters on Lexington Avenue in NYC to the BNA Headquarters in
Arlington Virginia.. Does it signify a
shift in power, a shift in strategy, a shift in culture or all three? I met with BloombergBNA
CEO Greg McCaffery to discuss the
This morning Greg McCaffery CEO of Bloomberg Law sent a letter to clients announcing some changes at Bloomberg Law and BloombergBNA. The most immediate impact will be the unification of all legal products under a single subsidiary named BloombergBNA starting in January 2014.
New Leadership Structure Effective January 1, McCaffery will become the
Last week Bloomberg acknowledged that Bloomberg reporters had used the infamous “Z” and “UUID” functions on the Bloomberg terminal to access “customer data.” Reporters had access to the names of users at an organization, how long the account had existed, when the account was last used and what broad categories of data they had accessed, e.g.
When Bloomberg acquired the Bureau of National Affairs in 2011, many legal information professionals wondered if this was simply another takeover that would obliterate the identity, the products and culture of yet another venerated legal publisher. Would Bloomberg Law crush the deep and well cultivated relationships that BNA had developed with law firms and law librarians over the years?
