Wall Street Journal Taps BlogBurst to Fuel the Retirement Debate

WSJ Retirement Debate Screenshot

The BlogBurst editorial team is excited to announce that BlogBurst blogs have been selected by The Wall Street Journal to fuel a new site featuring content surrounding the retirement debate.

Retirementdebate.com, which launched on Monday, March 3rd, features news, business, finance, and political posts with a narrowed focus on retirement, social security, Medicare, baby boomer, and senior living issues.

Here are just a few examples of posts by BlogBurst network members that were placed on new WSJ Retirement Debate site:

Still Clickin: You Bet Your Life…Insurance

The New Business World: Declining Dollar, Pension Funds and Downward Business

Senior Housing Daily: Housing Market Decline Affecting Senior Housing?

Net News Publisher: Social Security Union Endorses Obama

 

 

6 Responses to “Wall Street Journal Taps BlogBurst to Fuel the Retirement Debate”


  1. 1 Kelly Jad'on

    Daysha,

    Congratulations! I look forward to being a contributor!

    Kelly Jad’on
    http://www.BasilAndSpice.com

  2. 2 Terry

    The link for Net News Publisher goes to a burstblog 404 page. The link below works:

    http://www.netnewspublisher.com/social-security-union-endorses-obama

  3. 3 dean

    Daysha, Dock & the Blogburst crew,

    A hearty congratulations, job well done, atta boy and girl, nice job, way ta go dude, saweeet, and every kind of salutation under the sun.

    How exciting and how well deserved. Quality writing, quality work, quality people.

    I am proud to be a Blogburst member and display the badge with honor–well done.

    dean

  4. 4 Daysha

    Thanks so much, Dean. We’re so excited, we forgot to check all the links! (So, thanks to you as well, Terry!)

  5. 5 Tom Falco

    Love it. The Wall Street Journal gives a lot of credibility to these bloggers.

  6. 6 Darrell

    This issue deserves a far bigger role and much more attention in the 2008 Prsidential election than it is currently getting. I am glad to see that the Wall Street Journal is providing greater coverage of the issue.

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