Forbes.com (2/2001)
Forbes.com chose Yack as one of their 33 favorite sites on the Web, out of nearly 3,000 sites reviewed. Here’s what they had to say:

"This portal is bursting with streaming film, video and audio from sites around the Web, with separate channels devoted to news, sports, music, money, living–the list goes on. When we visited, offerings ranged from an interview with filmmakers Joel and Ethan Coen to live footage of a California surf-meet to Martin Luther King's I Have a Dream speech. The Yack Broadband click offers thousands of free short and feature-length films...Also, a huge cache of games and animation, and a radio tuner broadcasting thousands of stations worldwide."
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Yahoo! Internet Life magazine named Yack the "Best Guide to Live Events" two years running.

Yahoo! Internet Life (4/2000)
"[Yack is] an incredibly useful site. To many users, the Internet means e-mail and Web sites. Savvier surfers know about chats and Webcasts."

Cable World (6/12/2000)
"With all of today's streaming media and Webcasts, having a site that offers listings and directs consumers to what's available at any given moment is as important as the content itself."

eVariety (11/2000)
"In this program-heavy world, you need a lot more than a copy of TV Guide to help you find the right audio or video Webcast, and that's why an outfit like Yack.com can easily move up the priority list."