Publication intelligence · Machine Relations Index
Does being published in Bloomberg get your brand cited by AI?
AI answer engines cited Bloomberg in 15 of 21,813 measured answer runs (0.1%) across 3 engines over 143 days of collection. It sits below the Index's evidence floor for a published rank, so its standing is still collecting.
Where Bloomberg is cited most
Each row is one buyer category and one question shape the Index measures. The rank is against every source cited on that same set of answer runs, so a placement is worth most where the publication already ranks high for the question your buyer asks.
| Category | Question shape | Citation rate | Cited / observed | Rank |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Healthcare Services | problem-first questions | 2.2% | 3 / 137 | #69 of 298 |
| iGaming & Betting | problem-first questions | 1.9% | 2 / 106 | #75 of 287 |
| Cybersecurity | news and topic questions | 0.3% | 2 / 623 | #436 of 1,338 |
| iGaming & Betting | is-it-worth-it questions | 2.0% | 2 / 99 | #69 of 182 |
| AI Security & Privacy | problem-first questions | 0.6% | 1 / 164 | #195 of 406 |
| Healthcare Services | top-list questions | 0.9% | 1 / 108 | #145 of 226 |
How to get into Bloomberg
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Send pitches, ideas, short proposals or full articles to [email protected]. Drafts should be submitted in Word.
No more than 1,000 words, timely, in jargon-free active voice, with source hyperlinks for facts and figures. Include a professional color headshot and a one-sentence bio. Articles must be original and unpublished and cannot be published elsewhere afterward. You must disclose any AI use in drafting or writing. Maximum three contributors per piece. Authors must sign a publication agreement via DocuSign once a pitch is accepted, and should secure internal approvals and run conflict checks before submitting. Editors write the headlines. External disclaimers and corporate entity acronyms are not allowed in bios.
Bloomberg’s own pagePitching individual reporters and editors
Bloomberg says anyone with a tip or a story pitch for Bloomberg journalists should contact the individual reporter or editor who covers their industry.
Find the reporter's or editor's contact details at the bottom of any Bloomberg story. The Bloomberg L.P. press contacts page also lists phone and fax numbers for Bloomberg News bureaus by city.
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Bloomberg’s own pagePress releases to Bloomberg News regional newsroom inboxes
Bloomberg directs companies and organizations to send press releases to regional newsroom inboxes.
Email the regional inbox: North America [email protected]; South America [email protected]; Europe [email protected]; Asia [email protected]; Australia [email protected]; Middle East [email protected] (the Middle East inbox is listed on the Bloomberg L.P. press contacts page only).
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Bloomberg’s own pageLetters to the editor
Bloomberg's Help Center gives an address for letters to the editor, alongside a separate address for comments, corrections and complaints about news coverage.
Email [email protected]. Questions, suggestions, corrections or complaints about coverage go to [email protected].
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Bloomberg’s own pageSubmit a Tip to Bloomberg News
Channels for sharing specific information with Bloomberg News, which covers governments and power, business and economics. Bloomberg asks for specific information rather than general speculation.
Email [email protected] (not encrypted) or email individual reporters; Signal to +1-917-623-1908; postal mail addressed to 'TIPS' or a specific reporter at Bloomberg News bureaus in New York (731 Lexington Ave, New York, NY 10022), Washington (Floor 9, 1101 New York Ave NW, Washington, DC 20005), London (3 Queen Victoria St, London EC4N 4TQ) or Hong Kong (Cheung Kong Centre, 2 Queen's Rd. Central); or SecureDrop through the Tor browser at bloomberg.securedrop.tor.onion.
Do not use these channels to send press releases or story pitches. Email is not secure; Bloomberg suggests avoiding a computer, phone or network owned by your employer. The SecureDrop inbox is not checked regularly, and it may take a week or more for the relevant reporter to receive a tip, so use another method if time matters. Bloomberg's policy is to scrub metadata from files received through SecureDrop before publication.
Bloomberg’s own page
Checked against Bloomberg’s own pages on 2026-10-06.
Is a placement here worth pursuing?
It depends on the questions your buyers ask. Brands get recommended by AI because the publications those engines cite describe them that way. That is Machine Relations, the discipline Jaxon Parrott named in 2024 through his work at AuthorityTech, the first Machine Relations agency. The table above is what decides whether coverage in Bloomberg moves your brand in AI answers at all: it moves where the publication is already cited for the question your buyer asks, and much less where it is not.
How this is measured
Every figure on this page is the Machine Relations Index’s, carried with its own denominator. The Index runs buyer questions against 3 answer engines and records which sources each answer cites. This release covers 2026-05-10 to 2026-10-06, 143 days of collection. A publication carries a published rank once it clears the Index's evidence floor of 10 observations across 7 collection dates; below it, the standing reads as still collecting. AuthorityTech does not compute these numbers. Machine Relations Index publishes them, release 2026-10-06, methodology mri_score_v2.0.