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CNNMoney Shifts Focus to Video

Date: 01-18-2008

CNNMoney.com has overhauled its website to focus more on news and video content. CNNMoney will produce approximately 30 original videos a day and broadcast those on a video player on the site. The videos will be generated through the content of its three finance magazines — Fortune, Money, and FSB: Fortune Small Business. The new content includes daily segments, weekly shows, monthly programming, and annual specials. The daily segments include regular market updates from Poppy Harlow, Andy Serwer’s daily video column “Street Life,” and stock analysis, among others. There will also be weekly packages that leverage the Fortune Money Group’s print publications.

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