HAYWARD, Calif., Aug. 10 /PRNewswire/ -- Data Broadcasting Corporation (Nasdaq: DBCC) today announced a major redesign of its premier financial information site, DBC.com (http://www.dbc.com), in keeping with the evolving needs of its rapidly growing online user base. The new site features enhancements that can help investors access financial data more quickly and easily and further reflects the company's position as the leader of real-time financial market data and information over the Internet.
"Data Broadcasting is the number one provider of real-time market data to active traders and individual investors, who are rightfully among the most discriminating users of the Internet," said Mark F. Imperiale, Data Broadcasting's president. "We see our customers' very real needs in the millions of hits we record each month, and this upgrade is designed to meet at even higher levels of performance their requirements for speed, accuracy, depth of data and versatility. We intend to update the site continually as specific market and information needs are defined."
Imperiale added: "We believe this new site will be particularly well received by subscribers to eSignal, our powerful Internet-delivered real-time financial information and online trading solution. Since eSignal's launch in May, our online subscriber growth has continued at a strong pace, driven by the many customers who utilize eSignal's integrated trading solution through alliances with Ameritrade, Dreyfus, Lind Waldock, Charles Schwab and other established online brokers. In addition to www.esignal.com, Data Broadcasting's Web site is another gateway for our eSignal subscribers to access product downloads and information."
A team of designers, technology professionals and users joined together to re-engineer the site into a more informative and easier-to-use content provider. Enhancements include a quick navigation menu allowing for faster movement throughout the site; a "Trading Tools" section that offers active traders one-click access to quotes, market reports and summaries; volume alerts; new highs and lows; movers and shakers; indices; international data; a resource center for traders with access to brokers, analysis software, trading books and tapes; and much more. There is also company research and insightful commentary from various sources, such as Washington Watch, Kellner's Economic Forecast and CBS MarketWatch's Calandra's StockWatch. The site contains an updated "About DBC" section to assist existing and potential investors in obtaining additional information about the company.
The site also provides highlights of DBC's premier products including eSignal, a complete trading application for individuals; InSite, a market data product for professionals; and BondEdge, a complete fixed income system for financial professionals. Customers of DBC have a newly redesigned "Customer Connection" that offers convenient access to product information, assistance and self-management of their accounts.
About Data Broadcasting Corporation
Data Broadcasting Corporation is a leading provider of real-time market data to the individual trader and investor. The company delivers real-time stock quotes, financial and news information to three million users via PCs, wireless FM, cable, satellite and the Internet (http://www.dbc.com and http://cbs.marketwatch.com). With its Capital Management Sciences division, Data Broadcasting also is the leading provider of fixed income portfolio analytics used for valuation and risk management purposes. DBC's Internet presence includes http://www.dbc.com, http://esignal.com, http://cbs.marketwatch.com, http://insite.dbc.com, http://bondedge.com, http://sports.dbc.com and http://www.dbceuro.com.
Matters discussed in this release include forward-looking statements that involve risks and uncertainties, and actual results may be materially different. Factors that could cause actual results to differ include the response of competitors to the company's new services, acceptance of the Internet as a valid real-time distribution platform by institutional customers, activity levels in the securities markets and other risk factors listed in the company's 10-K and 10-Q reports to the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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