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Quelle: RedHerring.com
http://www.redherring.com/mag/issue79/mag-herring100-79.html
Welcome to our party!
From the June 2000 Issue
In 1997 when we first published the Red Herring 100 -- then called the Digital Universe issue -- it was unique. Fortune and Forbes had their lists, compiled according to metrical data, but only Red Herring published a list of companies based on qualitative insights. For four years, using criteria borrowed from venture capitalists and investment bankers, we have asked which companies are changing the world (to understand our methodology, see criteria). In 1996 there were no "new economy" magazines except for ourselves, Upside, and -- if you stretch the category to include career advice for new-economy managers -- Fast Company. None published a list of companies. Today, we have more competitors. And they have all copied us. There is an Industry Standard 100 and a Business 2.0 Top 50; and Fortune and Forbes now have their own top e-companies, too.
As an editor, I imagined our readers groaning as they receive yet another bloated magazine claiming that its list of companies was conclusive. No matter how good our choices, I fretted that no one could love it except for the marketing and public relations officers whose companies had been chosen.
Nevertheless, readers once liked such lists for a reason. There is a summary, definitive quality to the exercise: it neatly says who and what a business magazine thinks is important, and why. On Redherring.com you can read exclusive information about each of the top 100 companies, and tell us what you think about our picks in our discussion forums. Through the right-hand navigation, you can access the complete list of 100 companies, or take a look at the 50 private and 50 public winners separately.
Click on a company name and you will be taken to a company overview page containing information about that company`s market, strategy, management, branding, and financials. Further information is available in our database of 1,200 companies; a click on the company profile link will take you there.
In addition, our editors have selected relevant stories about each company, or you can easily search for all the related stories on Redherring.com for further reading. For each public company, a chart lets you view the progress of stock pricings.
To learn more about the companies that we think will be hot in the future, check out our special feature called 10 to Watch on the early-stage private companies we think are most exciting. And, as always, be sure to stop in at the discussion forums to let us know what you think.
--Jason Pontin, Editor
Complete List: http://www.redherring.com/mag/issue79/herring100/complete_li…
PUBLIC
Akamai Technologies
Amazon.com
America Online/Time Warner
Apple Computer
Applied Materials
ARM Holdings
AT&T
Broadcom
BroadVision
Charles Schwab
Cisco Systems
CMGI
Commerce One
Dell Computer
eBay
EMC
Exodus Communications
Ford
Goldman Sachs
Hughes Electronics
IBM
Immunex
Inktomi
Intel
JDS Uniphase
Lucent Technologies
MCI WorldCom
Microsoft
Millennium Pharmaceuticals
Morgan Stanley Dean Witter
Nokia
Nortel Networks
NTT DoCoMo
Oracle
Pacific Century CyberWorks
Palm
PE Corporation
PMC-Sierra
Red Hat
Sapient
Siebel Systems
Sony
Sun Microsystems
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing
Texas Instruments
United Parcel Service
Ventro
VeriSign
Vodafone AirTouch
Yahoo
http://www.redherring.com/mag/issue79/mag-herring100-79.html
Welcome to our party!
From the June 2000 Issue
In 1997 when we first published the Red Herring 100 -- then called the Digital Universe issue -- it was unique. Fortune and Forbes had their lists, compiled according to metrical data, but only Red Herring published a list of companies based on qualitative insights. For four years, using criteria borrowed from venture capitalists and investment bankers, we have asked which companies are changing the world (to understand our methodology, see criteria). In 1996 there were no "new economy" magazines except for ourselves, Upside, and -- if you stretch the category to include career advice for new-economy managers -- Fast Company. None published a list of companies. Today, we have more competitors. And they have all copied us. There is an Industry Standard 100 and a Business 2.0 Top 50; and Fortune and Forbes now have their own top e-companies, too.
As an editor, I imagined our readers groaning as they receive yet another bloated magazine claiming that its list of companies was conclusive. No matter how good our choices, I fretted that no one could love it except for the marketing and public relations officers whose companies had been chosen.
Nevertheless, readers once liked such lists for a reason. There is a summary, definitive quality to the exercise: it neatly says who and what a business magazine thinks is important, and why. On Redherring.com you can read exclusive information about each of the top 100 companies, and tell us what you think about our picks in our discussion forums. Through the right-hand navigation, you can access the complete list of 100 companies, or take a look at the 50 private and 50 public winners separately.
Click on a company name and you will be taken to a company overview page containing information about that company`s market, strategy, management, branding, and financials. Further information is available in our database of 1,200 companies; a click on the company profile link will take you there.
In addition, our editors have selected relevant stories about each company, or you can easily search for all the related stories on Redherring.com for further reading. For each public company, a chart lets you view the progress of stock pricings.
To learn more about the companies that we think will be hot in the future, check out our special feature called 10 to Watch on the early-stage private companies we think are most exciting. And, as always, be sure to stop in at the discussion forums to let us know what you think.
--Jason Pontin, Editor
Complete List: http://www.redherring.com/mag/issue79/herring100/complete_li…
PUBLIC
Akamai Technologies
Amazon.com
America Online/Time Warner
Apple Computer
Applied Materials
ARM Holdings
AT&T
Broadcom
BroadVision
Charles Schwab
Cisco Systems
CMGI
Commerce One
Dell Computer
eBay
EMC
Exodus Communications
Ford
Goldman Sachs
Hughes Electronics
IBM
Immunex
Inktomi
Intel
JDS Uniphase
Lucent Technologies
MCI WorldCom
Microsoft
Millennium Pharmaceuticals
Morgan Stanley Dean Witter
Nokia
Nortel Networks
NTT DoCoMo
Oracle
Pacific Century CyberWorks
Palm
PE Corporation
PMC-Sierra
Red Hat
Sapient
Siebel Systems
Sony
Sun Microsystems
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing
Texas Instruments
United Parcel Service
Ventro
VeriSign
Vodafone AirTouch
Yahoo
Hallo dakinky!
Bin echt platt das da echt Ventro steht, kann mir jetzt mal einer erklären warum der Wert dann nur noch
fällt!!!
Oder ist diese Liste nicht unbedingt von Bedeutung??????????????????????????????????
Endless
Bin echt platt das da echt Ventro steht, kann mir jetzt mal einer erklären warum der Wert dann nur noch
fällt!!!
Oder ist diese Liste nicht unbedingt von Bedeutung??????????????????????????????????
Endless
Hi Endless,
RedHerring ist eigentlich eine der besten Seiten, was Informationen
über Technologiewerte angeht, deshalb glaube ich schon das
die Liste eine gewisse Bedeutung hat. Ich persönlich halte den
momentanen Tiefstand von Ventro für nicht berechtigt, das
Unternehmen läuft gut.
Gruß
dakinky
RedHerring ist eigentlich eine der besten Seiten, was Informationen
über Technologiewerte angeht, deshalb glaube ich schon das
die Liste eine gewisse Bedeutung hat. Ich persönlich halte den
momentanen Tiefstand von Ventro für nicht berechtigt, das
Unternehmen läuft gut.
Gruß
dakinky
ventro ist wirklich sehr "dynamic"! momentan schon wieder im minus bei 17.75$.
würde mich vor allem über eine "dynamik" in richtung 40 oder 50 euro freuen...
gruß
mr_ed
würde mich vor allem über eine "dynamik" in richtung 40 oder 50 euro freuen...
gruß
mr_ed
Da hast du recht!!!!!!!!!
Trading Spotlight
Weiß irgendwer einen Grund für den drastischen Kursverfall
der letzten Woche ???
dakinky
der letzten Woche ???
dakinky
Hallo!
Es gibt keinen Grund! Die Aktie wurde von Zockern missbraucht!!
Endless
Es gibt keinen Grund! Die Aktie wurde von Zockern missbraucht!!
Endless
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