No laptops allowed: The UK Parliament’s voting process is overwhelmingly analog. Here’s how news organizations like Reuters report the results as fast as possible ReutersBackstory
LONDON - The world’s press packed in a gallery in the British House of Commons neo-gothic debating chamber late on Tuesday, watching out for clues of the outcome of a vote that would shake markets and deepen the Brexit turmoil.
Covering that voting, for Reuters and other journalists there, involves a mix of old-school observation with some of the fastest technologies available to transmit the text and visuals to trading floors and media organizations. No laptops are allowed in the chamber, but mobile phone alerts and keyboard shortcuts quickly passed the results back to the newsroom where banks of reporters and editors were waiting to pump out alerts to trading desks and newsrooms. Competition is fierce and winning is measured in a matter of milliseconds.
Deutschland Neuesten Nachrichten, Deutschland Schlagzeilen
Similar News:Sie können auch ähnliche Nachrichten wie diese lesen, die wir aus anderen Nachrichtenquellen gesammelt haben.
Santa Anita is suspending racing after 21 horses die at the racetrack, report saysWith 21 racehorses dying while racing or training at the track since December 26, Santa Anita Park is suspending racing at least through the end of the weekend, according to the Los Angeles Times.
Weiterlesen »
EU's Tajani says Brexit date can be delayed few weeks at most - reportIt is crucial to prevent Britain crashing out of the European Union in a disorde...
Weiterlesen »
EU's Tajani says Brexit date can be delayed few weeks at most: reportIt is crucial to prevent Britain crashing out of the European Union in a disorde...
Weiterlesen »
Daily Briefing: Moment of truth for May's BrexitDaily Briefing: - UK PM Theresa May gains Brexit assurances from EU on eve of crucial vote - Labour's Corbyn says May's Brexit deal not close to changes promised - U.S. warns Germany against using Huawei's technology - report
Weiterlesen »
HSBC just set out how hard it is for roboadvisors to break-even, and says a wave of consolidation is inevitableThe bank said in a recent report it estimates a robo advisor needs assets of between $11.3 billion and $21.5 billion to break even.
Weiterlesen »
The 15 best medical schools in the US, according to US News & World ReportThe 15 best medical schools in the US, according to US News & World Report via CNBCMakeIt
Weiterlesen »
Here are the world's 17 richest hedge-fund billionairesHere are the richest hedge-fund managers in the world, based on Forbes' 2019 billionaires report.
Weiterlesen »
The 15 best business schools in the US, according to US News & World ReportThe 15 best business schools in the US, according to US News & World Report via CNBCMakeIt
Weiterlesen »
Soccer: FIFA considers Oman, Kuwait to host 2022 World Cup games - reportFIFA is considering Oman and Kuwait as hosts of some matches at the 2022 World C...
Weiterlesen »
Russian spies buy congressional directories to hunt down targets, report saysA new report from Estonia's foreign intelligence service zeroes in on Russia’s ongoing ambitions in the realm of its military, overseas meddling and foreign relationships, including with world powers like China.
Weiterlesen »
More women held seats on boards last year — but progress has slowed, JP Morgan saysFemale participation on corporate boards across the world improved last year, but more needs to be done to help women advance, according to a J.P. Morgan report on achieving gender balance.
Weiterlesen »