> Even companies like Bloomberg that you wouldn't really think of beyond their news service is a massive tech company on the back end The company's entire foun

> Even companies like Bloomberg that you wouldn't really think of beyond their news service is a massive tech company on the back end The company's entire founding premise was to computerize tasks still accomplished by humans and paper in 1981. The News subsidiary was founded nearly a decade later in 1990. So it's more a case of the tech company considering News the "News-end" rather than tech being considered the "back end" :)