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subscribe March 24, 2008

Welcome to the New Wall Street & Technology Website

For the first time in many years, Wall Street & Technology has completely redesigned its Website. The new site makes searching for content much easier, with customized Google Search and easy to navigate content catagories.

All of the content is arranged by subject -- for instance Algorithmic Trading, Risk Management, or Data Security. Industry specific capital markets content is now arranged by subject and is easily searchable with our Google-powered search tool that provides search results in a format we are all accustomed to seeing. In addition, new features, tools and content have been added to the site, such as our video library, industry solutions center and industry jobs center. In the coming months, look for our new financial services whitepaper library and social media offerings, such as a link to a qualified community of financial services and Wall Street technologists. Enjoy the new site and please send me your comments and feedback at gmacsweeney@techweb.com.

Posted by Greg MacSweeney at 09:32 AM



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