Apparently, there are second acts for dotcoms.
One especially impressive survivor from the pre-bubble era is TheStreet.com – just one analyst covered the $250 mn company as recently as 2002, but now there are six. During the same period, TheStreet.com, which was founded in 1996 and encompasses websites, email subscription services, print, radio, syndication and audio and video programming, has seen its shares rise from under $2 to nearly $12 as of April.
IR magazine sat down with Thomas Clarke, chairman and CEO, and Chaela Volpe,
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