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MarketWatch.com stands as the #1 financial media company, dominating a $4 billion advertising market with a proven track record of success. Offering 24/7 news coverage through internet, television, and radio, we have over 85 full-time journalists and multiple bureaus worldwide, reaching over 92 million users weekly. Our strategic partnerships, including our joint venture with the Financial Times, enable us to expand our global reach and enhance profitability. As we continue to innovate and increase our content availability, MarketWatch remains the go-to source for financial news and stock market updates.
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MarketWatch.com • #1 Financial Media Company • $4 Billion Advertising Market • Proven Track Record • Strong, Supportive Partners • Pathway to Profitability
Financial News hits the ‘net Main Source For Stock Market Updates All Active Public Investors Traders Newspapers 24% 26% 21% TV 37 30 24 Radio 4 4 1 Magazines 2 3 2 INTERNET 21 28 45 Other 7 8 7 Don’t Know 5 1 * Source: Pew Research Center
News Coverage That Never Stops • 24/7 staffed coverage on: Internet, television and radio • Over 85 full-time journalists • 20 free-lance contributors • Bureaus in Tokyo, Hong Kong, London, New York, Washington, Chicago, Dallas, Boston, San Francisco and Los Angeles
92 Million-Plus Reached Weekly • The Evening News • Reporters on CBS News Shows • Weekend TV Shows on 130+ Stations • 24/7 Radio Network on 154 Stations
1999 BigCharts Acquisition – A Smart Buy • Immediate Return • Diversified Revenue • Increased Reach • Technical Expertise
European JV with Financial Times • Exploding European Market • Replicating Success • Expanding Global Reach
Bringing It All To Broadband • Broadband Studios in SF, NYC, DC • Major Provider For AOL-Plus Service • Content To Yahoo! Finance Vision • A quarter million downloads a month
Key Content Deals • Extend Brand Awareness • Drive Traffic and Users to Sites • Generate Additional Revenues
Competitive Landscape Our Advantage: Niche Sites: Briefing.com, Motley Fool TheStreet.com Breadth Unbiased Online Brokers: Fidelity, Schwab, E*Trade Portal Sites: AOL, Excite, GO, Lycos, MSN, Netscape, Yahoo! Focus & content Net-centric Traditional Media Companies: Dow Jones, Bloomberg, CNBC, CNN, Business Week, Money
The Future, as Advertised • Online ad spending is projected to reach $16.5 billion by 2005. 20% 10% 15% Online Ad Spending (Billions) 5% 0% Source: Jupiter Communications Industry Standard, 12/11/00 % of Overall Ad Market
Forecast: Percentage of Ad Spending by Medium • 20002004 • Newspapers 30.8% 28.7% • Television 29.9% 27.8% • Magazines 14.2% 13.5% • Radio 10.5% 10.7% • Online 4.3% 9.8% • Yellow Pages 7.4% 6.5% • Outdoor 2.9% 3.1% • Total $182 billion $249 billion Veronis Suhler August 2000 as Reported in the New York Times
Significant Revenue Increases Revenue per Quarter (millions)
Licensing Producing Strong Revenue Growth • Licensing Revenue $5.2 Million in Q4 • 100% Retention of 20 Largest Clients in Last Year [In millions]
Rising Page Views Page views per Quarter
Unique User Growth Average Monthly Unique Users
Leveraging Our Partners • CBS ‘Eye’ Brought Quick Recognition • DBC Technology/Infrastructure Shortened Time to Market • Broadcast Support Saved Capital • FT Opened European Door • $86 Million Infusion Provides Funding to Profitability
Looking Ahead • Grow FT JV Site in Europe • Expand Broadband & Wireless • Continue B2B Growth • Increase Global Editorial Staff
Why MarketWatch.com • #1 Financial Media Company • $4 Billion Advertising Market • Proven Track Record • Strong, Supportive Partners • Pathway to Profitability
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