Wall Street Meltdown Spikes Ratings at Financial News Media


NEW YORK (AdAge.com) — Last week's Wall Street fiasco turned bad news into good news for several media companies. A study from independent media agency Horizon Media finds that CNBC, CNN and The New York Times, among others, saw some of their biggest ratings and online-traffic spikes in the hours and days following the Sept. 14 news of Lehman Brothers' bankruptcy and Bank of America's purchase of American International Group.

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