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More 1998 Critics Media
Best Radio Station, In Spite Of It All: KOOP 91.7FM
Best Survival Story: The Texas Observer
Best Morning Show: Sara Trexler & Jen Garrison, 101X-FM
Best Quick Read: 15 Minutes
Best Reason To Drive To Work On Monday: "Show Toonz With Courtney" KVRX 91.7 FM
Biggest Media Bandwagon: Cinema West
Best Way To While Away A Saturday Morning: The Lounge Show on KOOP 91.7
Best Voice On The Radio: Maria Martin at Latino USA
Best Way To Find Out The Latest With La Raza: Latino USA
Best Community Newspaper: ARRIBA Newspaper
Best Used Computer Salesman: Ken Gould
Best Sign Of Austin Online: City of Austin Internet Services Office
Best Way To Infiltrate The Media: Channel Austin
Best Office Space & Commute: Solar Cart
Best Night To Cook To The Radio: Monday Nights, KUT 90.5
Best Recruitment Campaign: PC Order
Best Place To Get Hip To The Sounds: Ear Candy, KOOP 91.7 FM
Best Value-added Customer Service: Boggy Creek Farm's E-mail Newsletter
Best Place To Buy Videogames: GameFellas
Best Web Site For Business Research: Hoover's Online
Best Fumble Recovery: KAZI 88.7FM
Best Legacy: Carole Kneeland, KVUE-24
Best Local Radio Program Not On Local Radio (again): Jim Hightower's "Chat-N-Chew Cafe"
Best Place To Buy A Used Computer: Goodwill
Best TV Show With No Name: Show With No Name
Best Site Redesign: Ain't It Cool News
Best Net Missives: Don Webb's "Letters to the Fringe"
Best Secret Clubhouse: Club Pants
Most Useful Fanzine: Hey, Hey, Buffet!
Best Unsung High Tech She-ro: Carlean Johnson
Best Techno-kids Business Idea: American Institute For Learning
Best Way To Sell Widgets On The Web: WebZealots
Best Online Gals Club: Disgruntled Housewife
Best Clear Voice On Lone Star Affairs: John Burnett, National Public Radio
Best Response To The Media Glare: The Young Plaintiffs in the Cedar Avenue Case
Best Info On Latino Politics: Politico
Best Overlooked Deejay: John Hauser/KOOP 91.7FM
Best Sex-Advice Column: "Intimacies," The Good Life, Lynn Branz
1998 › Critics › Media
Best Bumper Sticker: This is Not a Yellow Bike
Seen on a privately owned yellow bike that apparently has been confused with those other yellow bicycles: THIS IS NOT A YELLOW BICYCLE.
Yellow Bike Project / Bikes Not Bombs
4701 Ave. H
www.mealsonwheels-austx.org/; www.yellowbike.org
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