Rumbling for Reuters

ON BALANCE

While Bloomberg came in for the most criticism at Inside Market Data 2004 in April, Reuters was the vendor under the gun at last week's European conference in London.

Poor Reuters. Just as it looks to be clambering back from the brink, trumpeting improved results and new products, it's hit with more bad press (see last week's coverage of the Tom Glocer memo) and criticism from users.

Mark Braley, an analyst at Deutsche Bank who attended IMD Europe 2004, issued an updated report on Reuters on Sept

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