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Deadline Wall Street With David Lieberman

By DAVID LIEBERMAN, Executive Editor | Saturday September 8, 2012 @ 12:16pm PDTTags: Big Media, David Lieberman, Deadline Wall Street

Deadline’s Executive Editor David Lieberman talks with host David Bloom in the latest episode of Deadline Wall Street. Lieberman discusses what’s been driving the huge increase in share prices for News Corp, helped by the end of the “Murdoch Discount” as fears of further deal-making adventurism by Rupert have begun to ease.

Lieberman also looks at the raging debate over who’s to blame for Facebook’s post-IPO stock woes. One influential article put the blame on Facebook’s CFO, but an outspoken billionaire says investors aren’t guaranteed to automatically make money. Take your lumps, he says. Have a listen and let us know what you think.

Deadline Wall Street episode 3 (MP3 Format)
Deadline Wall Street episode 3 (M4A Format)

(The M4A version of this podcast is designed to run on any device using Apple’s iTunes software, and includes enhanced graphics and links to Deadline stories and other resources. The MP3 version of this podcast is designed to play on virtually any device capable of playing digital audio.)

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Deadline Wall Street With David Lieberman

By THE DEADLINE TEAM | Monday August 20, 2012 @ 2:41pm PDTTags: Big Media, David Lieberman, Deadline Wall Street

The second episode of Deadline Wall Street With David Lieberman features our executive editor talking with moderator David Bloom about Quarter 2 Earnings Season on Wall Street for Big Media stocks. Media company after media company turned … Read More »

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Deadline Wall Street With David Lieberman

By THE DEADLINE TEAM | Tuesday August 7, 2012 @ 12:20pm PDTTags: David Lieberman, Deadline Wall Street

Join Executive Editor David Lieberman talking with David Bloom on Deadline Wall Street, talking about changes and challenges in the exhibition business for Imax and others; cable TV cord-cutters versus “cord-nevers”; Barry Diller’s Aereo vs. CBS’ Les Moonves; and whether NBC will actually make money out of its record Olympic … Read More »

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