24/7 Wall St., LLC is a Delaware corporation set up to run a financial news and opinion operation with content delivered over the Internet. The company currently has its content picked up at websites including TheStreet.com, AOL Finance and BloggingStocks, The Wall Street Journal online, MarketWatch, and StockHouse.
The company publishes about 35 pieces of content a day and has readers thoughout North America, Asia, the Middle East, and Africa.
The editors of 24/7 Wall St. do not own securities in companies that they write about. Other writers may have positions in companies and these are disclosed in their articles.
24/7 Wall St. is not an investment advisor, and the content of the site is not an endorsement to buy or sell any securities. Articles are simply the opinions of the writers.
The Editors of 24/7 Wall St.:
Jon Ogg
Douglas A. McIntyre
Contact Information:
Address
24/7 Wall St., LLC
16 East 90th Street
New York, NY 10128
Douglas McIntyre Phone: 917-865-2143
TOLL FREE 1-888-629-7130
Local Tel. 212-203-0673
Ext. #80 Jon Ogg
FAX 888-633-0673
Email
douglasamcintyre@247wallst.com
jonogg@247wallst.com
Speakers Bureau
The editors of 24/7 Wall St. are available to speak on the following topics.
Contact douglasamcintyre@247wallst.com for information
- The Sunset of the Old Financial Press and Rise of Online Media.
- The financial press has ready access to a number of tools which did not exist five years ago for researching and writing stories. Part of this is due to the fact that so much information is free at sites like Google. Part is due to the ease of access to SEC and other government filing. Perhaps most important, hundreds of smaller websites and blogs provide information about industries and specific companies. This information is as broad as assessments of management to analysis of product component costs. The same information is often available to customers and shareholders.
For several decades most business journalism was dominated by Business Week, Forbes, Fortune, and The Wall Street Journal. While all of them have online editions, new web operations from Marketwatch, TheStreet.com, Bloomberg.com, Reuters.com, The Fool, and a dozen blogs and commentary sites have begun to take the place of print. Revenue is also flowing out of print to the web allowing financial websites to spend more on writers and content.
24/7 Wall St. examines the trends of audience growth online including which properties are growing the most quickly and what areas of coverage they concentrate on. The editors also look at how online media treat company and PR communications differently than traditional print outlets do.
24/7 Wall St. examines how companies are affected by these new information sources even if they are not aware of them
24/7 Wall St., LLC
16 East 90th Street
New York , NY 10128917-865-2143
