The scouts version of The Chopping Block's own site was selected as a winner of the first annual Web100 show hosted by the American Center for Design. A true merit acheivement in design. tmbg.com has been recognized by many for its originality. Most recently seen in Entertainment Weekly's Web review (#450 9/18/98) and one of Passenger's picks of the week for 9/16/98. Also all sorts of attention coming from Cool Site of the Day, Eye Candy, CMJ Magazine and Internet Underground.   CB was interviewed for a Wall Street Journal article on Digital Talent Agencies and was printed in the March 16, 1998 edition on pg.B9D   The Silicon Alley Reporter named The Chopping Block one of the top 12 "hatchling" companies to watch in 98. Click here to read the full article.   The Chopping Block, Inc. was a sponsor of The Cyberposium - a premier MBA high tech conference.   The Intel New York Music Festival was nominated by CSD for Cool Live-Online Event of the Year and entered into Eye Candy's class of "freshies".   The Smoking Gun is actually designed by Barbara Glauber, but we maintain and update the site on a regular basis. The site was also a nominee for CSD's highest honor Cool Site of the Year!   Duracell.com won nearly every award known to mankind. Art directed by Mike Essl for Site Specific, most notably the site was a Cleo finalist in 96 as well as the winner of a number of cool site of the year awards.