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felix salmon is the financial writer for reuters and megan murphy is at fast ft. she will become washington bureau chief for the financial times in january. i'm pleased to have all of them here. let me begin. tell me what is it exactly you do. give me a sense of your day. >> well literally started at bloomberg a week ago. i have no idea what my day is.w, reporting on the news in real time. bringing to bring financial journalism both to the speed of the internet and also take advantage of the news out lets we have of social media getting that financial news through the proper channels. >> rose: with global markets the way they are, what would you get up and read. >> i would get up at 4:00 in the morning when i first started in the'í business, there was the eo zone crises and all the financial crises going on. there was so much to catch up on. if i had gotten to the office at a normal hour i would have fell impossibly behind. basically since i started my first read in the morning was twitter. and following financial experts all around the world, waking up saying wha

megan murphy is head of "fast ft ," a service that delivers market-moving news 24 hours a day. she will become washington bureau chief for the financial times in january. what is it exactly you do? give me a sense of your day. >> i started at bloomberg a week ago. picture, when i was at it wasss insider," basically reporting on the news in real time, trying to bring financial journalism up to the speed that the internet and also take advantage of the due outlets that we have, social media, getting the financial news through the proper channels. >> with global markets the way they are, what time would you get up and what would you read? >> for five years, i got up at 4:00 in the morning. business,rted in the there was the euro zone and all of the different financial crises going on. there was so much to catch up on. if i got into the office at a normal hour, i would have felt impossibly behind. basically since i started, my first read in the morning was twitter and following financial experts all around the world, waking up and saying, what did i miss? usually people will tell m