Reuters Money Network Platinum Service - By John Sweeney Reuters Money Network allows you to access the information tidal wave easily and thoroughly. W hat could be cozier than rolling into the office each day, popping open the paper and calmly, quietly reading about the world's latest follies before comfortably scanning the financials to be reassured of one's own market brilliance? It's obnoxious but bearable that you have to sift through 20 or 30 pages of Investor's Business Daily or The Wall Street Journal to get at what you want, so when Reality OnLine, formerly known as Reality Technologies, offered to put just what I want on a screen in the familiar newspaper format (Figure 1), I was happy to check it out. First, let me say that you will see less of the world's follies on Reuters Money Network. No stories of sex discrimination at Jenny Craig or unseemly "Borkings" of Justice Clarence Thomas are available here, even though Dow Jones supplies the news for Reuters Money Network. Information about the latest initial public offerings, some WSJ Work Week copy or a hacker break-in at General Electric might make the headline list, however. |
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