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To: mark cox who wrote (28975)	1/11/2000 6:40:00 AM
From: LastShadow	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 43080

TheStreet.com to offer free access NEW YORK (AP) - Online financial news site TheStreet.com Inc. will allow free access to most of its news and analysis under a restructuring plan designed to attract more readers and generate additional advertising revenues. People who continue to subscribe to the site will pay a higher subscription fee for the site's in depth market commentary. Thestreet.com currently charges its 100,000 subscribers about $100 a year for full access to its Web site, which includes frequently updated stock market news reports and commentary from, among others, the company's high profile co-founder, hedge fund manager James Cramer. Under the restructuring plan, subscribers will pay $200 a year for columns by Cramer and other columnists, as well as interactive charts and other analytical tools, according to company officials.