TheStreet.com Awards
Consumer Honorable Mention
Premium Site Category for The Street.com for RealMoney.com
Listed in min's Best of the Web Awards on January 2003
Finalist
"TheStreet.com" in the category of "General Excellence in Online Journalism: More than 200,000 Visitors - Independent"
"TheStreet.com:9/11 Coverage" in the category of "Breaking News: Independent"
Listed in Online Journalism Award Presented by Online News Association and Columbia Graduate School of Journalism
Finalist 2002
Named
"One of the fastest growing North American technology companies"
Listed in Deloitte & Touche Technology Fast 500 on October 16,2002
Named
"Best of the Web for 2002"
Listed in Barron's on October 21, 2002
Voted
One of the "50 Best Financial Websites"
Voted by Money magazine in the October 15, 2000 issue
Named
One of the Top 10 Websites for investors
Listed in Barron's on October 23, 2000
Winner
1999 Front Page Award for "Internet Breaking Business News"
Awarded by the Newswomen's Club of New York
Finalist
1999 National Magazine Awards for General Excellence in New Media
Awarded by the American Society of Magazine Editors
Winner
1999 Excellence in Financial Journalism Award
Awarded by the New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants
Finalist
1998 Investigative Reporters and Editors Awards competition
Magazine/Specialty Publications category
Winner
1998 HotShots awards for Best Financial News Publication
Awarded by the Software & Information Industry Association
TheStreet.com in the News
"For several years, TheStreet.com, an excellent U.S. Web site (www.thestreet.com), has set the standard for quality independent sites."
Canada's
National Post
, June 10, 2000.
"Given the volcanic nature of today's financial markets, waiting to get your news from tomorrow's paper could be a costly mistake. If you would like an early warning system to provide and analyze breaking news, TheStreet.com is required reading...."
Gold Star Sites,
Yahoo Internet Life
, April 1, 2000.
"...Domestic and international stock news, portfolio tools, and the Net's most insightful and unbiased commentary."
100 Best Sites for 2000
, Yahoo! Internet Life, January 2000
A feature in Brill's Content looks at Adam Lashinsky's coverage of the Webvan IPO roadshow and asks, "What are companies not telling the average investor? A lot, to judge from a controversial recent story in TheStreet.com."
Brill's Content
, January 2000
Executive recruiter Jeff Christian, who placed Lucent executive Carly Fiorina as the new CEO of Hewlett-Packard, lists TheStreet.com as a favorite Web bookmark:
"TheStreet.com, www.thestreet.com -- When you work for FORTUNE 500 companies, keeping in touch with their standing in the markets is just as important as understanding their culture."
Fortune magazine
, November 8, 1999
"TheStreet.com, www.thestreet.com -- The Wall Street Journal for the 21st century. Aggressive reporting on biotech, mutual funds, the Fed and tech, including the pen of part-owner Jim Cramer. Tripled on its IPO debut, sparking much journalistic envy."
100 Best Web Sites,
P.O.V. Magazine
, November 1999
"TheStreet.com has the best online financial journalism around."
The Top 100 Web Sites
, PC Magazine, November 1999
"...TheStreet.com has been placed in our top 10 for the past two years....A more diverse source of opinion, market data, tools and input from other investors...."
'Net Gains for Investors,
Barron's
, October 25, 1999
"An irreverent, well-reported look at business news."
Rolling Stone, June 10, 1999
(From a list of Washington Post media reporter Howard Kurtz's favorite Web sites)
"...a high-spirited Internet company that combines fast-paced market commentary and analysis with investors' insatiable appetite for timely, sophisticated information"
USA Today
, May 12, 1999
Article may be purchased from USA Today.
"If you want your market commentary with attitude, try TheStreet.com...This popular new media site is loaded with well-written market commentary..."
Getting Started in Online Investing, by David L. Brown and Kassandra Bentley
Published by John Wiley & Sons
"...Written for the serious investor who is looking for breaking news and sophisticated, sassy discussion of market and corporate trends and events."
The Washington Post
, August 23, 1998
This article may be purchased from The Washington Post.
"...the Web's best for investment analysis"
The New York Times
, August 6, 1998
"...loaded with cutting edge analysis of the latest trends on Wall Street"
Time Online
, August 4, 1998
"...must-read Web site"
Newsweek, July 27, 1998
"TheStreet.com is out to make people as passionate about the Wall Street Bulls as they are about the Chicago Bulls."
Wired News Online
, July 7, 1998
"...this upstart has often outflanked more established rivals such as The Wall Street Journal and Investor's Business Daily as a place to find aggressive reporting and in-the-know coverage."
Worth
, Bonus Internet Issue 1998
"In-your-face financial journalism...skip Starbucks and go straight to one of Cramer's rants to get the blood flowing in the morning."
Fortune Technology Buyer's Guide
"The amount of coverage can sometime seem like an avalanche"
Money.com
, Summer 1998
