CNNMoney.com and Kiplinger’s Personal Finance were among the business news media that won Eppy Awards for their websites.
CNNMoney won for best business/finance website with 1 million unique monthly visitors and over.
Your Business by Kiplinger.com won for best business/finance website with under 1 million unique monthly visitors.
In addition, Bloomberg News won for best investigative/enterprise feature on a website with 1 million unique monthly visitors and over for its “Wired for Repression” series.
The Financial Times won for best news or event feature on a website with 1 million unique monthly visitors and over for “Understanding Libor.”
The Globe and Mail won for best business blog with 1 million unique monthly visitors and over for “Economy Lab.”
The Denver Post won for best business blog with under 1 million unique monthly visitors for “The Balance Sheet.”
The Eppy Awards, given by Editor & Publisher, honor the best media-affiliated websites across 31 categories. Now in its 17th year, this international contest has broadened its scope to keep up with the ever-changing Internet industry.
See all of the Eppy winners here.
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CNN Money is pure crap. Bloomberg runs circles around CNN Money, Fortune, and Forbes. Why? They actually have analysis of trends, details, research, instead of a circus of random uninformed opinions and propaganda. I certainly don't agree with all or even the majority of Bloomberg's conclusions but its infinitely better read than CNN Money.