DealBook (YouTube)

The finance industry is put under a microscope in DealBook, a video channel produced by The New York Times.

DealBook began its life as a text-based financial news service, but the addition of video content has allowed The New York Times to capture the character-driven drama of the financial industry.

Episodes profile the key players of the financial world and analyze key news articles from the business sector. The videos are targeted at a high-level audience of executives and decision makers. They assume viewers have a comprehensive understanding of the financial world, including mergers and acquisitions, hedge funds, and venture capital. Regular episodes called DealBook Portraits interview major figures from the financial sector, including the chairmen and presidents of major companies.

DealBook videos are available through the series' YouTube channel. The videos are short, typically lasting between two and seven minutes. The channel allows browsers to subscribe, so they'll always know when new videos are added to the collection. It also makes it easy to send a message to the DealBook team, or share the videos with friends.

A link below the video directs viewers to the same video on The New York Times website. This page allows fans to share the episode with friends via popular social network platforms and personal websites.