Moment Maker: Christine Cook's Video Revolution Transforms Business News
Watch Christine Cook reveal how a failed retirement became Bloomberg Media's creative advantage, why "efficiency" could be killing media creativity, plus the sweet moment she hoped to spot her marathon-running friend.
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📺 The "Retirement" That Lasted About Five Minutes Christine tried to retire but Bloomberg's 10-platform opportunity was too tempting.
🎬 She's Taking B2B to Cannes (And It's About Time!) Christine's prepping Bloomberg's biggest Cannes Lions moment to prove business news can be creative.
📱 Video Is Eating the Business News World From linear to streaming to social—Christine reveals why business content is getting the video makeover.
🎨 Her Industry Hot Take Will Ruffle Some Feathers Christine thinks art vs. technology tension is killing creativity and she's calling it out.
👑 Her Calendar Revolution Would Transform Everyone's Workday Christine's "Queen for a Day" vision: 50% unscheduled time for spontaneous connections.
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