Douglas McIntyre

Douglas McIntyre

Douglas A. McIntyre is a co-founder and editor for 24/7 Wall St.

Prior to 24/7 Wall St., Douglas was Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of On2 Technlologies, a leading video compression company. He was chosen to be one of the members of the inaugural Streaming Media All-Star team, the 25 people who had the most impact on streaming media over the last 10 years. The list was described as the “streaming media’s Hall of Fame.” He was also the Publisher of Financial World Magazine from 1983 to 1995.

Douglas has also been President and Chief Executive officer of FutureSource, LLC and President of Switchboard.com, which was, at the time, the 10th most visited website in the US.

He is a magna cum laude graduate from Harvard.

Recent Articles

7 Companies Paying Their CEOs More Than the Taxman

These CEOs made more in 2011 than their companies paid in federal income tax.

8 Cheap Cars the Filthy Rich Love to Drive

When it comes to their cars, the wealthiest Americans are cheapskates.

9 American Companies That Are Doomed

These companies were once leaders in their industries but have fallen hopelessly behind their competitors.

10 Countries Paying People to Retire

These countries have the most generous public pensions. See which 10 made the list.

7 Most Dangerous Cars in America

Poor grades in rollover and rear impact tests make these among the most dangerous cars to drive.

10 Major Brands That Will Disappear in 2013

This list reflects the brutally competitive nature of certain industries and the reason why companies cannot afford to fall behind in efficiency, innovation or financing.

Top 10 Cars Americans Will Not Buy

Poor quality and poor fuel efficiency appear to be hurting sales of the cars on this list.

America’s Top 10 Favorite Beers

It may be about time Budweiser relinquished its title as the "King of Beers."

6 Hottest American Brands

Forget just the financials, take a look at today's top brands through the eyes of the consumer. These six top the list of favorites.

AT&T Posts More Dismal Landline Numbers

For the quarter ended September 30, 2010, AT&T’s consolidated revenues totaled $31.6 billion, up $847 million, or +2.8%, versus the year-earlier quarter. Operating income was $5.5 billion, up from $5.4 billion; and AT&T’s operating income margin was stable at 17.3%, compared to 17.5%.